TPP-5 in Omsk Resumes Operation After Boiler RepairIn Omsk, the repair of a boiler at TPP-5 has been finished, restoring normal operation after a breakdown on January 23. TGC-11 reported that reserve capacities are being used to maintain heat supply during cold weather.
Loud Noises in Voronezh Are Part of WWII ReenactmentAuthorities in Voronezh have reassured residents that loud noises heard on January 25 are not an emergency but a historical reenactment of a key 1943 battle that liberated the city.
Teenager Shoots Man in Face on Pushkin BusIn Pushkin on the morning of January 24, a fight broke out on bus No. 188, during which a 16-year-old schoolboy shot a 59-year-old passenger in the face. The victim received medical aid, and the teenager was detained by law enforcement.
Benefit Cancellation Sparks Price Surge in Private ClinicsThe exclusion of private clinics from the socially significant business registry has led to a 15-30% increase in medical service costs. The main cause is the rise in insurance premiums from 15% to 30% for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Torpedo signs contract with Danil AvershinForward Danil Avershin has become a player for Torpedo as a result of a trade with Sochi. He will also be able to play for Torpedo-Gorky in the VHL.
Born of the Sea: The Viking AgeFor three centuries, Vikings from Scandinavia transformed the face of Europe. As harsh warriors and skilled sailors, they sought new lands, wealth, and glory, leaving a deep mark in history from America to Rus'.
Butterflies: 9 Incredible Facts of AdaptationButterflies are not only beautiful but phenomenally resilient. They survived the dinosaurs, mastered extreme climates, and set hard-to-imagine records.
Behavior Grades to Return to Russian Schools in 2026From fighting with rulers to refusing trips to Artek, readers share their memories of school conduct marks as Russia prepares to reintroduce behavior grades nationwide.
