The main news for the weekend of January 27–28 – Kommersant
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Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War in Ukraine confirmed the reliability of the list of Ukrainian prisoners presented by the Russian side for exchange on January 24. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that all 65 people on the list died as a result of the Il-76 crash on January 24.
Russian President Vladimir Putin January 27 signed a decree that allows economically significant organizations and persons who have transferred to direct ownership of shares and interests in them not to disclose information about their activities.
On the roof of the Moscow Academic Satire Theater on the afternoon of January 28 happened fire on an area of 250 sq. m. No one was hurt. Performances scheduled for that day were cancelled. The exact cause of the fire is unknown. The media wrote that the fire occurred during work to replace the coating during the reconstruction of the building’s dome.
In an emergency five-story building in Rostov-on-Don on the evening of January 27 collapsed wall, rescuers evacuated 95 people from the building. On the morning of January 28, the entrance collapsed. No harm done. A total of 247 people are registered in the house. 155 families had to be resettled from the emergency building. The head of the city administration, Alexey Logvinenko, promised that residents would be paid financial assistance from 10 thousand to 40 thousand rubles. The Investigative Committee is investigating the case of negligence.
Director Nikita Mikhalkov January 28 reported, that during meetings with President Vladimir Putin he has more important and interesting topics to talk about than the “naked party” of presenter Anastasia Ivleeva in Mutabor. Earlier that same day, journalist Ksenia Sobchak, citing two sources, reported that it was Nikita Mikhalkov who told the president about the party.
Members of the group “Bi 2” reported, which are in the detention center of the migration police of Phuket island in Thailand. They will soon be sent to Bangkok to resolve the issue of deportation. On January 24, the musicians were detained for violating the rules of the concert.
Two environmental activists January 28 doused soup, Leonardo da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa”, exhibited in the Louvre in Paris. Women shouted slogans in favor of the peasants and demands for access to food for everyone. The painting was not damaged because it was protected by armored glass.
Angola forces Russian diamond mining group ALROSA go out from the share capital of Sociedade Mineira de Catoca (owned by ALROSA and the Angolan state-owned company Endiama), writes the local publication Expansao. According to him, Sociedade Mineira de Catoca has become “toxic” for the sale of Angolan diamonds due to international sanctions against Russia.
US State Department gave permission to sell F-16 fighter jets and equipment to Turkey for $23 billion. The decision was made the day after Ankara ratified Sweden’s accession to NATO. In addition, Washington also allowed the sale of 20 F-35 fighter jets and equipment to Greece for $8.6 billion.
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