"Week in Review" with Olga Maslova: September 15–19
Last week almost all Russian media attention was focused on Poland, which, clearly not wanting to go to war with Russia, for some reason once again acts as the instigator of events that, if anything happens, will be the first to suffer.
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"Some people are being told that their card is not serviced": a major bank in the Urals has stopped processing payments
Customers of the Ural bank Agropromkredit complained about service disruptions. Its ATMs stopped reading cards, and the fast payment system became unavailable to users.
Two cars collided in front of a VIP motorcade in central Yekaterinburg.
In central Yekaterinburg, a KIA crossover and a Renault sedan collided. The crossover was traveling along Lenin Avenue on a green light, while the Renault was moving along Bazhova Street after making a left turn.
In Yekaterinburg, a children's hockey team was refused permission to take to the ice.
In Yekaterinburg, teenagers from the hockey team Krasnye Krylya were deprived of the opportunity to take part in competitions and to practice sports. The players trained at the Avtomobilist school’s facility and were due to play this autumn in the Russian Junior Championship.
In Yekaterinburg, the bypass road has been blocked.
There have been traffic jams for several weeks on the Obezdnaya stretch near the intersection with Shcherbakova. Recently workers narrowed the roadway (in the direction of Moskovskaya) to one lane.
Ural Airlines has canceled flights to Gelendzhik.
Ural Airlines, after less than a month of flights, decided to discontinue the direct service from Koltsovo in Yekaterinburg to Gelendzhik. Flights on the Moscow–Gelendzhik route are also being canceled, RBC reports.
In Yekaterinburg, a car hit a scooter rider. He was thrown into the air by the impact.
A scooter rider was hit by a car in the parking lot of the Fan-Fan shopping center. The video of the incident was published by the Telegram channel "Yekaterinburg. Main".
"Week in Review" with Olga Maslova: September 15–19
Last week almost all Russian media attention was focused on Poland, which, clearly not wanting to go to war with Russia, for some reason once again acts as the instigator of events that, if anything happens, will be the first to suffer.