Andrei Vorobyov presented veterans of the Great Patriotic War with jubilee medals for the 80th anniversary of Victory

This award was established last year by the Decree of the President. On its front side is a figure of a victorious soldier hoisting the Victory Banner over the Reichstag.

Nikolay Aleksandrovich Muravyov from Odintsovo District received a jubilee medal, he went to the front in 1944. He took part in the liberation of Belarus, battles in East Prussia, the storming of the fortress city of Koenigsberg, battles on the territory of Germany. He celebrated Victory Day near Berlin. Today he is 98 years old.

During the Great Patriotic War, women forged Victory alongside men. Maria Anisimovna Serdyuk from Zhukovsky was a medical orderly in a communications battalion, saved the wounded and was practically always on the front lines. She is already 102 years old, and last year a book about her was published, “One of 78 Million.”

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Plane with 64 people on board collides with military helicopter in Washington, 4 survivors reported

A Bombardier CRJ700 PSA passenger jet flying from Wichita, Kansas to Washington, collided with a military helicopter while landing. As can be seen in the footage, there was an explosion in the air and the aircraft crashed into the Potomac River. There were 64 people on board the crashed plane, including 60 passengers and four crew members, the airline reported. At least four people survived, according to American media, but this has not been confirmed.

After the plane crash, the airport was closed, and arriving flights were redirected to another airport. Emergency services arrived at the scene, and Trump was notified of the incident.

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30 seconds before Washington plane crash, controller asks military helicopter if it sees incoming plane - no answer, crash happens

The flight track of the Bombardier CRJ-701 that collided with a Black Hawk helicopter in Washington has appeared, along with details of the conversation between the controllers and the aircraft. American media write that a few minutes before landing, air traffic controllers asked the Bombardier 701 if it could land on a shorter runway — the pilots replied that they could. The controllers cleared the aircraft to land on runway 33 — the aircraft adjusted its approach to the new runway. Less than 30 seconds before the crash, the air traffic controller asks the helicopter if it sees the incoming aircraft. A few moments later, the controller makes another radio call to the Black Hawk: "PAT 25, pass behind CRJ." A few seconds later, the two aircraft collide.

The plane's track shows that it was minutes before landing. At that moment, the Bombardier 701's flight path intersected with a Black Hawk that was on a training flight, NBC reports. The plane's transponder stopped transmitting about 2,400 feet (731 m) from the runway — roughly over the middle of the river. The tower immediately began redirecting other aircraft from Reagan Airport. Trump said the tragedy could have been prevented — the helicopter had been flying straight at the plane for a long time. It was a clear night, and the Bombardier 701 was illuminated.

The bodies of 18 people were pulled from the Potomac River - there is no exact information about the survivors yet, although Earlier it was reported that there were 4 people. At the same time, the water temperature in the area of the crash is only 1.6 °C - at such a temperature, an unprepared person loses mobility in a few minutes, and later consciousness.

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The pilot of the Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into a passenger plane in Washington was transgender*.

The media writes that the pilot flew erratically and ignored the difference in altitude.

It is also reported that Jo Ellis posted an online protest against Trump's policy of excluding transgender people from military service the day before the crash.

* — The LGBT movement is banned in the Russian Federation

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