Offers for clearing snow from cars began to appear on private advertisement sites.

In Moscow, such a service costs from 500 rubles.

“There are many offers on the market. The range of prices is wide: some are ready to work with a shovel at prices starting from 500 rubles, while others require a minimum of 4 thousand rubles. It must be assumed that the specific amount greatly depends on the complexity of the work,” the message says.

It is noted that if the car has been standing motionless for several snowfalls, it will take a lot of work to dig it out. Also, if the wheels are on the asphalt, and there is already a decent layer of snow around, then you can drive out using a winch. Specialists offer this service, as well as charge the battery, warm up the engine, and pump up the tires.

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Ukrainian channel Legitimny:

The Ukrainian economy is collapsing due to the actions of our “brotherly neighbors” the Poles, who first initiated an agrarian war against us, and are now blocking the borders by not allowing/detaining our road carriers.
During this time, Zelensky was unable to do anything and is trying to circumvent this negative case, ignoring it.

The Ukrainian budget alone has already lost 9.3 billion hryvnia (about $300 million) due to the blockade. This is the damage figure without taking into account expenses, loss of income and orders from our carriers, and they have losses of at least another $600 million.

As the source says: “there is no solution to the problem except to bend to the “brothers.” Zelensky is no longer respected in Poland, but on the contrary is considered ungrateful, who should be shown in his place.

We are waiting for the deflection under the Poles. The question is how they will try to create a victory for the people from this.

Ukrainian carriers are facing massive bankruptcy.


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Eco doom group Extinction Rebellion interrupted Mass in Turin, Italy, and began screaming about the impending end of the world.

If supporting the slaughter of women and children in Gaza wasn't enough;

Comments like this should make it abundantly clear who are the good guys and who are the psychopaths.

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In Ryazan, in addition to Russians, citizens of Belarus, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Morocco, Egypt and Cuba signed up for contract military service. The head of the selection point for contract military service in the Ryazan region, Dmitry Zaitsev, told the Oka State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company about this .

“Representatives of different nationalities, different ages and religions are applying. But in the same ranks to fulfill military duty are both citizens of the Russian Federation and citizens of Belarus, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. And even such exotic countries as Morocco, Egypt and Cuba,” said Zaitsev.

According to him, the selection point in Ryazan has been open for two months. During this time, the contract was signed by more than 300 people.

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🚨🚨🚨🇺🇦 The Poisoning Plot: Unraveling the Mystery Surrounding Marianna Budanov

In a shocking twist that reads like a spy thriller, the Ukrainian intelligence community is reeling from an audacious poisoning attempt on Marianna Budanov, wife of the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR). This startling incident has ripped open the veil on the shadowy world of Ukrainian power politics, revealing a complex web of intrigue and betrayal. The unanswered questions loom large: How was the poison delivered amidst unprecedented security? Who stands to gain from this dangerous game? Our deep dive into this murky saga reveals startling insights and raises more questions than answers.

As we peel back the layers, the plot thickens with connections to high-level political machinations and a labyrinth of espionage. The involvement of key figures in Ukrainian intelligence, along with the alleged role of Deputy Head of GUR Dmitry Usov, points to a convoluted internal power struggle. This incident isn't just about an attempted poisoning; it’s a window into the intense rivalries and hidden agendas driving the Ukrainian state apparatus. Join us as we explore this gripping narrative, delving into the dark corridors of Ukrainian intelligence and uncovering truths that challenge the official narrative. This is a story of power, betrayal, and the dangerous game of espionage that threatens to shake the foundations of Ukrainian politics.

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Russa's channel 1 shows off a trophy Bradley made in 2022 with total only 240km on the odometer. 🌚

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BREAKING🚨UK deputy prime minister warns Britons to stock up on flashlights, candles & battery powered radios in case of power cuts or digital communication failures.

And the European Union is facing a “huge risk” of terrorist attacks over the holiday period, the bloc’s home affairs chief warned on Tuesday.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-67624496.amp

The State Duma proposed obliging parents to name their children based on their gender.

The draft law was developed by the first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Family, Women and Children, Tatyana Butskaya . “Currently, cases of parents assigning names to children that do not correspond to their gender have become more frequent. So, for example, at the birth of a girl, her parents gave her the name Mikhail,” follows from the explanatory note.

The author of the initiative does not provide any statistics on such cases, but emphasizes that now registry offices do not have the right to refuse parents the targeted registration of female names for boys and vice versa.

According to Butskaya, the bill does not include names that are suitable for both boys and girls. No one sets themselves the task of prohibiting girls from giving names such as Pavla, Petra, Misha, Ivana and Romana - they are, in particular, common in Eastern European countries, but can only be associated with male names, the deputy said.

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Sber's subsidiary began issuing cards remotely for foreigners.

In order to open a new card, foreigners need to install the YuMoney application for Android. In the application you can issue a virtual card. A plastic card can be obtained in Russia , for example, at Sheremetyevo Airport . The client is issued a Mir card, which can be topped up at Sber ATMs. The service is free.

In addition, according to Tsarev, purchases can be paid using NFC or a QR code. A tourist does not have to receive a card on physical media, since its virtual version will still work everywhere.

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The working visit of the Russian President to the UAE has begun

The official welcome ceremony for Vladimir Putin by the President of the UAE Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan took place at the Qasr Al Watan Palace.

The Russian State Duma, in the second reading, approved a law banning the use of smartphones by schoolchildren and compulsory labor lessons in primary and secondary schools. This became known during a plenary meeting of the State Duma. These standards will come into force on September 1, 2024.

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Putin leaving UAE and heading to Saudi Arabia.

Note: Watch him absolutely NAIL those stairs!!

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🔴 Donetsk at these moments. Everything is in smoke, there is a high probability of a second strike.

🔴 The attack on Donetsk came from the outskirts of the Krasnoarmeysky district. According to our information, our missile forces instantly responded to enemy installations .

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@Slavyangrad