In Yekaterinburg, the director of a lyceum stopped allowing students who were dissatisfied with his staffing policy to attend classes.
In Yekaterinburg, the director of a lyceum stopped allowing students who were dissatisfied with his staffing policy to attend classes.
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“Yekaterinburg — the capital of chevrons.” Russia’s first museum of SVO patches opened in the Ural capital.
Vadim Savin, head of the executive committee of the "People's Front" in Sverdlovsk Oblast, opened Russia's first museum of special military operation chevrons in Yekaterinburg. The museum displays the official chevrons of all units of the Central Military District participating in the special military operation in Ukraine.
A Yekaterinburg priest said that friendship between a man and a woman does not exist.
Archpriest of the Yekaterinburg Diocese Yevgeny Popichenko said on the "Spas" TV channel that friendship between a man and a woman does not exist. For a man, a woman can be either a wife or a mistress.
In Nizhny Tagil, the police department moved into its own building after 30 years of operating out of a residential building.
A long-awaited housewarming was held at Police Department No. 20 of the Municipal Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia "Nizhnetagilskoye," the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports. Officers of Police Department No. 20, which serves the Galyano-Gorbunovsky residential district, have moved into their own two-story building.
A video of the crash on Mashinnaya Street has emerged in which the driver died at the wheel of an SUV.
On the morning of November 12 in Yekaterinburg, at the intersection of Tkachy and Mashinnaya streets, the driver of an SUV went off the road and crashed into a pole, causing an accident. Footage shows the vehicle turning left, driving along the road, hitting a fence, continuing alongside it, and crashing into a pole at the pedestrian crossing.
In Yekaterinburg, an SUV crashed into a pole at high speed — photo
Serious crash at the exit from Mashinnaya onto Tkachey. On the turn the car skidded over the curb, spun, crashed into a pole and knocked down a pedestrian crossing sign. An elderly man was at the wheel. He may have become ill while driving.
Lidiya Khudyakova, founder of the Literary Quarter, died in Yekaterinburg.
Lidiya Khudyakova, an honorary citizen of the city and the founder of the Literary Quarter and the Chamber Theatre, died in Yekaterinburg at the age of 99. The information was published on the official website of the mayor’s office.
In Yekaterinburg, the director of a lyceum stopped allowing students who were dissatisfied with his staffing policy to attend classes.
In Yekaterinburg, the director of a lyceum stopped allowing students who were dissatisfied with his staffing policy to attend classes.