By the end of this year, the first serial missile carrier of the project 955A (“Borey-A”) “Prince Oleg”, the nuclear-powered vessel of the project 885M “Novosibirsk”, the large submarine of the project 636.3 “Magadan” and the corvette of the project 20380 “Zealous” will enter the Navy service, TASS reports with reference to the deputy general director of the United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) for the military shipbuilding of Vladimir Korolev. The vessels will be handed over to the customer by enterprises belonging to the USC.
In addition, this year’s plans include laying a frigate at the Northern Shipyard, two corvettes at the Amur Shipyard, a mine defense ship at the Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard and a medium tanker at the Nevsky Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant.
Also, after the repair is completed, it is planned to hand over the nuclear submarine of the project 671RTMK “Tambov”, the patrol ship of the project 11540 “Undaunted”and the mine defense ship of the project 1265 “German Ugryumov”.
In addition, it is reported that the cruiser “Admiral Nakhimov”will be tested in 2023. According to Korolev, during its modernization, many issues related to the ship’s energy, its weapons and electronic weapons have to be solved. Also, a large block of work is being carried out on the missile weapons complex.
The heavy nuclear missile cruiser of the project 1144.2 M (cipher “Orlan”) “Admiral Nakhimov” is undergoing repair and modernization at the enterprise “Sevmash” (part of the USC).
“Let’s still assume that we are in the schedule. And there are nuances, as usual. I think the cruiser will be tested in 2023, ” Korolev noted.
According to him, the very course of work at Nakhimov confirms that Severodvinsk shipbuilders can not only build nuclear-powered missile submarines, but also restore the technical readiness of such unique ships as the heavy nuclear cruisers of Project 1144 Orlan.
“Admiral Nakhimov” was under repair since 1999. Real work on it began in 2013. Earlier it was reported that the cruiser will be tested in 2021. The main result of the modernization will be a significant increase in the striking power of the ship. It will carry 10 universal ship firing gunscomplexes for eight cruise missiles «Caliber-NK & raquo; or«Onyx & raquo;. In the future, the vessel will receive hypersonic missiles “Zircon”.
Earlier, the lead submarine of the Lada project completed pilot operation.
It also became known that the Baltic Fleet in September will receive a “Grad” with “Calibers”.
Recently, information appeared in the media about the ban on breeding farm animals, including chickens, on garden plots. The reason was the publication of the “Russian newspaper” that the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation confirmed the ban on keeping chickens and other agricultural animals on gardening lands. For violation, summer residents face a large fine.
What’s the story?
Specialists of the State Inspection of the Volgograd region for the use and protection of land found a chicken coop on the site of a resident of Volgograd. It was located on land intended for gardening. According to the law, such lands can only be used for recreation and/or growing crops for their own needswith the right to place garden and residential buildings, as well as outbuildings and garages on them.It is also allowed to place hives on them (with the consent of neighbors and subject to the Veterinary Rules for keeping honey bees…»). But poultry and livestock can be started on plots that belong to a personal subsidiary farm.
The inspectors concluded that the woman, having placed the chicken coop on the garden plot, used the land not for its intended purpose. And this is an administrative violation, for which a resident of Volgograd was issued a fine of 10 thousand rubles.
The woman did not agree with bringing to administrative responsibility and appealed to the court. She passed all the judicial instances, reaching the Supreme Court. However, even there she could not prove her case. The Supreme Court ruled that the woman used the land plot not for its intended purpose and was reasonably brought to administrative responsibility.
Is it true that by its decision the Supreme Court banned the keeping of chickens on garden plots?
There is indeed a ban on breeding chickens and other farm animals on garden plots. But it was not introduced by the Supreme Court, he said АиФ.ги lawyer Sergey Kormilitsin.
“There has always been a ban on breeding chickens and other agricultural animals on the lands of garden associations, this contradicts the purpose of the lands. The Supreme Court simply made a decision and confirmed the decisions of the lower courts, which approved the fine against the citizen.Such a decision of the Supreme Court itself does not create obligations for other citizens, a specific case was simply considered here. The Supreme Court expresses its opinion on a particular issue through the decisions of the Plenums, and not through the rulings on specific cases, ” the lawyer explained.
Can I be fined for chickens on a garden plot?
Yes, for breeding agricultural animals on land intended for gardening, they can be fined, but a citizen can challenge such a fine, says Kormilitsin.
“If another person raises chickens, he can also be fined. But he can challenge the fine. Success will depend on the specific circumstances of the case. The court can cancel the fine or simply express a different position, ” the lawyer notes.
What is the penalty for breeding chickens on a garden plot?
For breeding cattle and poultry on a garden plot, they can be brought to administrative responsibility under Part 1 of Article 8.8 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation (“Use of a land plot not for its intended purpose in accordance with its belonging to a particular category of land and (or) permitted use”). It provides for a fine for citizens in the amount of 0.5 to 1 percent of the cadastral value of the land plot, but not less than 10 thousand rubles. If the cadastral value of the plot is not determined, the fine for citizens is from 10 to 20 thousand rubles.
Sources:
“Rossiyskaya gazeta”
Bank of Judicial Decisions
Code of Administrative Offences of the Russian Federation
The US Geological Service reported that an earthquake of magnitude 5.5 was recorded in the territory of Transbaikalia in the Russian Federation.
The tremors were recorded at 17: 01 UTC (20.01 Moscow time) 55 kilometers south-west of the village of Novaya Chara. The hearth was located at a depth of 10 kilometers.
According to the service, information about the victims and destruction was not received.
Earlier, an earthquake of magnitude 4.9 occurred near the Kuril Islands. Its epicenter was located 310 kilometers northeast of the city of Kurilsk, which is home to about 1,700 people.
Roskomnadzor has started forming a register of social networks operating in Russia, TASS reports.
Instagram Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Likee, Youtube, VKontakte and Odnoklassniki are already included in the list, the press service of the ministry said. The management of these social networks has received appropriate notifications.
It is noted that thanks to the registry, it will be possible to more quickly remove dangerous information from social networks that requires an immediate response. For example, trash streams or other similar content.
The agency explained that citizens will be able to report resources with signs of a social network, as well as send other questions regarding interaction with the social network to the hotline. In turn, the owners of Internet resources will be able to go to their personal account for further interaction with Roskomnadzor.
Earlier it was reported that Roskomnadzor will be able to prohibit large foreign Internet resources that will not open branches or representative offices in the Russian Federation from collecting personal data of Russians. In addition, access to such a foreign information resource may be partially or completely restricted.
In 2021, Moscow became the first region to enter the market of “green” bonds. Experts immediately noted the high interest in this product from individuals, in connection with which it was decided to place “green” bonds for the population. This was stated by Vladimir Efimov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations at the opening of a landscape object in honor of the release of the first sub-federal “green” bonds at the Nizhny Novgorod station.
“Muscovites are increasingly interested in environmental issues and reducing emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere. By purchasing “green” bonds, citizens will have the opportunity not only to receive income, but also to participate in the financing of important projects for the city that have a positive impact on the environmental situation and on people’s health. In addition, the peculiarity of “green” bonds for individuals is that they can be sold to the issuer at the purchase price at any time, ” said Deputy Mayor Efimov.
Recall that the Nizhny Novgorod station of the Moscow Metro has become part of the environmental campaign of the capital. An installation appeared in the interior as part of the city project “Green Bonds”. The construction of the station was financed by funds received from the placement of “green” bondsMoscow. The estimated passenger traffic here should be more than 40 thousand people per day by 2023.
As the Deputy Mayor for Transport Maxim Liksutov noted, Moscow has many different projects in the “green” sphere and all of them will contribute to improving the environmental situation in the capital.
From September 2 to 4, the youth section of the WEF was held at the site of the VI Eastern Economic Forum.Junior”, which brought together high school students, world business leaders and statesmen.
The section was organized by the Foundation for the Development of expert and analytical activities & laquo; Content», which held the event in Vladivostok within the framework of the project & laquo; Point Junior & raquo;with the support of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, the Foundation « Roscongress»the NTI Circle Movement and the non-governmental development Institute « Innopraktika», the foundation « National Cultural Heritage»and the corporation « Synergy».
At the event, the participants discussed the issues of integrating the younger generation into the global agenda of the WEF. The forum brought together 10 events of the business program, where much attention was paid to discussing issues of improving the quality of education, youth entrepreneurship, work in industrial corporations, the influence of cultural spaces and creative industries on the development of regions, career guidance and popularization of science among young people.
Among the experts who took part in the discussions at the WEF.Junior», were: President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Sergeev, President of the National Cultural Heritage Foundation Natalia Volynskaya, Director of the State Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky, Minister of Culture of Primorsky Krai Elena Bronnikova, State Secretary-Vice President, PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel Dmitry Pristanskov.
The forum allowed young people to take part in a world-wide event, receive mentoring support from leading representatives of the professional community, and also become part of an open dialogue of cultures together with guests from other countries. Some participants of the “WEF”.Junior ” right at the meetings with the speakers of the forum received offers of internships and support for their projects.
Session “Secondary vocational education: a driver for the development of the territory” Photo: Eastern Economic Forum/Sergey Fadeichev
Events of the WEF Youth Section
On September 4, a panel discussion was held on the topic “Secondary vocational education: a driver for the development of the territory”. During the session, the issues of social responsibility of companies and building an effective model of vocational education and employment of graduates with disabilities based on the successful practice of the competitive movement “Abilimpics” were discussed. Separately, the participants of the discussion spoke about the comprehensive modernization of the secondary vocational education system and the transition to an industry-specific model of personnel training.
A panel discussion was also held at the WEF site on the implementation of major cultural and socially significant projects that contribute to the development and dissemination of Russian culture in different regions of the country. The discussion was organized with the support of the National Cultural Heritage Foundation. Prominent figures discussed how the opening of new cultural and sports facilities can positivelyinfluence the architectural appearance of the city, what new tools for development in the native region should be given to young people and how to reduce the outflow of young people. During the discussion, special attention was paid to the specifics of regional cultural policy and the influence that large federal socially significant objects have on the demography and the prospects for the development of the region, creating a kind of growth centers.
In addition, there was also an open career guidance discussion “My profession is a scientist”. The discussion was organized with the support of the Coordinating Council for Youth Affairs in the Scientific and Educational Spheres of the Presidential Council for Science and Education, the Center for the Development of Scientific and Educational Initiatives, the Science-ID platform and the Presidential Grants Fund.
“My profession is a scientist” is a project aimed at increasing the interest of modern youth in the activities of Russian scientists, increasing the prestige of the scientist’s profession and career guidance for high school students through meetings with scientists working in various fields of science. Within the framework of the project in this and the nextThis year, career guidance meetings with scientists working in various fields of science will be held in 8 federal districts of Russia. During the discussion, scientists working in various fields of science told about their activities, discussed the features of building a career in science and the prospects of such a career, and the audience could ask all the questions of interest.
Separately, we can highlight the meeting on the sidelines of the WEF of the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov with the participants of the “WEF”.Junior”, during which the guys discussed with the minister the issues of concern to them related to the economy and industry of the country.
In addition, a business game “Game of Goals. 17 goals for transforming our world” was held. The game brought together schoolchildren to search for new bold projects and solutions that ensure sustainable economic growth, which will not lead to the exhaustion of unique natural resources, but will preserve and increase the natural wealth.
The main topic presented by the Innosocium Foundation at the Eastern Economic Forum from September 2 to 4 was the issues of the social agenda in the conditions of the formation of an innovative economy in modern Russia.
During the speakers ‘presentations at the sessions” Creative industries for economic breakthrough: the experience of the regions”, “Open dialogue with the regions on the development of traditional art industries”, “Art window to Asia: strategies and prospects for building sustainable economic relations”, ” Stratsession: Vladivostok is the center of Euro-Asian Fashion 4.0 & raquo; andThe presentation of the Vladivostok Fortress project considered economic and technological innovations, public initiatives and the activities of NGOs as factors for the successful implementation of projects. The participants of the events noted how important it was for the development of creative industries to attract the support of such national development institutions as VEB and ASI.
More than a hundred people took part in the events of the social platform of the Innosocium Foundation as speakers, moderators and facilitators. The sessions and discussions organized by the foundation were attended by over 500 participants of the WEF-2021. More than 200 thousand people were able to see live video broadcasts of the sessions of the creative business forum. The coverage of publications in social networks amounted to more than 6000 unique users.
Experience in implementing successful social projects
On September 2, a model project for the restoration of the state museum-reserve of the Vladivostok fortification complex was presented as a successful experience in designing creative industries based on local identity.
Also on September 2, a stratsession “Vladivostok” center of Euro-Asian fashion 4.0 ” took place. The participants ‘attention was focused on the implementation plan of the pilot project” Cyberattels and distributed factories ” in Primorye. The participants of the session assessed the prospects for the transition of the regional fashion and light industry to a new environmental andtechnological model of development, drivers of development of the Asian fashion market, issues of modernization of business and enterprises of the region. Special attention was paid to the discussion of plans to replace the outdated traditional production model, functioning on the principle of “get, use, throw away”, with a new model: a circular economy, or a closed-cycle economy.
On the same day, an open dialogue was held between the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Gulnaz Kadyrova with the regions of the Far Eastern, Siberian, and Ural Federal Districts on the development of traditional art industries. The participants of the meeting discussed the issues of preserving and developing folk art crafts and creating unique regional brands and modern products based on them.
And on September 3, a discussion was held on the topic ” Multilingualism in cyberspace. The national vector of creative industries”. The participants of the event agreed that the preservation of indigenous languages and the development of linguistic and cultural diversity are achievable using the opportunities of creative industries that form new approaches both in the traditional environment and in cyberspace.
Discussion of social development issues at the forum
The stand of the laboratory “Innosocium” provided the forum guests with the opportunity to discuss important issues and become participants in discussions on socially significant topics. The social track presented the topics “The Economy of happiness: public initiatives for the development of the regions” and “The Far East on the way to 2030: distributing the responsibility of government, business and society”. The participants of the discussions noted the importance of involving business in the social development of the state, discussed how to stimulate responsible consumption and a sustainable lifestyle among residents of the Far East.
The event of the Eurasian Women’s Forum was also organized in the format of a visiting lounge. During the meeting «Continuous development: a choice or a necessity for women leaders?”the issues of women achieving leadership positions in business, the need for continuous education and professional self-improvement throughout their career were raised.
In order to study and exchange best practices in the implementation of social projects, as well as to reduce barriers in the activities of non-profit organizations, the Innosocium Foundation, together with the Presidential Grants Foundation, devoted a separate day, on September 4, to the work of the NGO Laboratory. Representatives of more than 50 NGOs whose initiatives are aimed atsolving socially significant tasks in culture, healthcare, ecology and the social sphere, discussed new areas for cooperation in the Far East, ways to attract resources, building connections through competent presentation and networking basics, and also shared with colleagues best practices for successful implementation of projects.
During the work of the WEF-2021, the Innosocium Foundation concluded a cooperation agreement with the Creative Industries agency. In the near future, we plan to jointly develop programs to improve the regulatory and legal regulation of the creative industries and promote the development of the creative economy in Russia.
The Chairman of the Federation Council, Valentina Matvienko, said that she does not see any discrimination against the media within the framework of the law on foreign agents. This is reported by TASS.
According to Matvienko, citizens need to be aware that this or that organization or the media uses foreign funding.
“There should be transparency and openness to society,” the parliamentarian stressed.
“There is no discrimination against such organizations or the media,” the chairman of the Federation Council said
The parliamentarian also added that there is no question of repealing the law on foreign agents, but the Federation Council can adjust this law if law enforcement practice indicates such a need.
Earlier, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said that the law on foreign agents in Russia cannot be canceled, since it allows to resist pressure on Russian journalists and attempts to influence the political life of the country from abroad.
The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin signed an order on the allocation of more than 2.9 billion rubles for one-time insurance payments to doctors who have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the corresponding document is published on the official Internet portal of legal information.
It is specified that the measure is being implemented in accordance with the decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated May 6, 2020. According to the document, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation will allocate budget funds from the reserve fund of the government in 2021 to provide an inter-budget transfer to the Social Insurance Fund.
Earlier, the government approved a one-time insurance payment to medical personnel who directly work with patients who have confirmed COVID-19, this will allow providing payments to doctors, middle and junior medical personnel, as well as drivers of ambulance vehicles.
In addition, 7.8 billion rubles will be allocated for payments to specialists involved in vaccination of the population against coronavirus.
Read more about how much money Russian doctors who work with covid patients will receive in the AIF material.
There are no conditions for tightening restrictions related to the coronavirus in Russia yet. This was stated by the speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.
She clarified that there are no prerequisites for the introduction of a lockdown. At the same time, Matvienko reminded that the virus has not disappeared anywhere and it is impossible to relax.
According to her, the situation with the coronavirus is different in the regions. Somewhere the rate of morbidity is higher, so there will be some measures. In other regions, where this is not necessary, some restrictions will be lifted.
“It is no coincidence that the right to take certain measures has been transferred to the governors, the leadership of the regions, because they feel and see the situation,” TASS quotes the speaker of the SF.
Recall that over the past day, 19,706 cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the country. As previously noted in Rospotrebnadzor, the epidemiological situation remains quite stable, although tense. An increase in the incidence of coronavirus is recorded in 36 regions.
