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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Marat Khusnullin: 12 infrastructure facilities will be restored in Torez DPR by the end of 2025

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    Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    The infrastructure of the reunited regions is being updated through the joint efforts of federal customers and the sponsor regions. The work is being carried out in a comprehensive manner: roads, housing and communal services facilities and social institutions are being repaired. This approach is also being implemented in the city of Torez in the Donetsk People’s Republic. There, 12 infrastructure facilities will be restored in 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin reported.

    “The city of Torez in the DPR is one of many examples of the joint work carried out by the sponsor regions and federal customers in the new regions. All of it is aimed precisely at raising the quality of life in them to the average Russian level as quickly as possible, and creating the necessary conditions for this. “The Single Customer” will repair the educational building of the medical college and the student dormitory here, Primorsky Krai will carry out repairs in school No. 24, modernize more than 7 km of water supply, renew the pressure sewer collector, put in order five sections of the city’s street and road network and the pedestrian zone on Pionerskaya Street,” said Marat Khusnullin.

    The Deputy Prime Minister added that more than 800 students will be able to study in comfortable conditions in the college’s educational building, and more than 150 people will be able to live in the renovated dormitory.

    “The college’s academic building and student dormitory were built in the 1970s and have never undergone major repairs since then. The builders will carry out work to strengthen the load-bearing structures of the buildings, repair the interior spaces, and renew the roof and utility systems,” said Karen Oganesyan, CEO of the public-law company “Single Customer in Construction.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 04/16/2025, 10:35 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the SU26231RMFS9 security (OFZ 26231) were changed.

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    04/16/2025

    10:35

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by NCO NCC (JSC), on 16.04.2025, 10-35 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 9.77) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 113.29 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 50.0%) of the SU26231RMFS9 security (OFZ 26231) were changed.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 04/16/2025, 10:38 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the security RU000A0JWV89 (Akron B1P1) were changed.

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    04/16/2025

    10:38

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by NCO NCC (JSC) on 16.04.2025, 10-38 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 84.05) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 873.23 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 10.0%) of the security RU000A0JWV89 (Akron B1P1) were changed.

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  • MIL-OSI Europe: Written question – Trade liberalisation with Ukraine – E-001455/2025

    Source: European Parliament

    Question for written answer  E-001455/2025
    to the Commission
    Rule 144
    Waldemar Buda (ECR)

    The current agreement on the temporary suspension of import duties and quotas on Ukrainian exports to the EU – struck to support Ukraine’s economy in the face of Russian aggression – expires on 5 June 2025. The Commission has made it clear that rather than prolonging this temporary measure, it aims to find a permanent solution for liberalisation of trade with Ukraine by revising Article 29 of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement[1]. However, little has been shared about the state of play and progress in negotiations with Ukraine.

    Clarity on the situation is needed, also for the economic stability of Member States, particularly these bordering Ukraine.

    • 1.What is the current state of play and how are negotiations with Ukraine on Article 29 of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement progressing?
    • 2.With less than two months left before the current temporary measures expire and no agreement on the permanent solution in sight, what is the Commission’s backup plan?
    • 3.How will the Commission ensure the right balance and adequate protection of European industry and agriculture?

    Submitted: 9.4.2025

    • [1] Association Agreement between the European Union and its Member States, of the one part, and Ukraine, of the other part, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/agree_internation/2014/295/oj.
    Last updated: 16 April 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Global: Europe’s elderly need migrant caregivers – whether we like it or not

    Source: The Conversation – UK – By Zuzanna Marciniak-Nuqui, Senior Analyst, RAND Europe

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    Who will care for your ageing relatives when you can’t? It’s a question that many families in Europe are having to answer, as demographic changes caused by Europe’s ageing populations become more deeply embedded.

    As loved ones get older or face long-term illnesses and disabilities, the demand for care is skyrocketing. But the workforce isn’t keeping up. One in five Europeans is already 65 or older, and by 2050, that number will hit 30%. This demographic shift will drive a 23.5% increase in demand for long-term care workers – but where will they come from?

    Right now, the numbers don’t add up. Europe’s long-term care sector employs around 6.3 million people, yet there is already a massive shortfall of carers. Millions of families are stepping in, with 44 million Europeans – mostly women – providing unpaid, informal care for elderly relatives. This burden is neither sufficiently acknowledged nor sustainable. Our recent research shows the extent to which migrant care workers bridge this gap.

    Across the EU, nearly 10% of long-term care workers are foreign-born. Some come from within the EU, but many arrive from South America (20%), Africa (12%), and Asia (10%). Once in Europe, they plug a critical gap in the care system, taking on jobs that local workers won’t or can’t do.

    Despite their essential role, migrant care workers frequently suffer poor treatment. Many work on temporary contracts, earning lower wages than their European counterparts and contending with exploitative conditions. Some work in undeclared jobs, leading to informal roles with no legal protections, making them vulnerable to abuse.

    In Norway, migrant carers tend to be given lower-status jobs, even when their qualifications match or exceed those of their local colleagues. They are also perceived as less professional, despite their experience and training. In Germany, a family hiring a Polish caregiver through an agency was shocked to learn she received just €1,000 (£860) per month, while they were paying €2,800 (£2400) – with the agency pocketing the difference.

    In some EU countries, restrictive immigration policies make things harder for migrant care workers. In Cyprus and Malta, for example, migrant care workers on temporary visas are denied access to social benefits, even after years of service. Many also struggle with language barriers, making it harder to assert their rights or have their qualifications recognised.

    Labour shortages

    Nearly all EU countries face critical labour shortages in long-term care. The problem is worse in lower-income EU countries, where attracting and retaining care workers is more difficult. Low wages and difficult working conditions make these jobs unattractive to locals, pushing many to seek employment in western European countries with better pay.

    The disparities are stark. In the Netherlands, long-term care workers earn 96% of the national average hourly wage. In Bulgaria, it is just 62%. Many eastern European and Baltic states also suffer from a lack of home care services, forcing families to rely on underfunded nursing homes or informal, unregulated care.

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    The European Commission introduced the skills and talents package in 2022, to improve conditions and legal migration processes for workers in sectors with shortages. This included a proposal for the EU Talent Pool – a digital platform to connect employers in the EU with skilled workers from non-EU countries. The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee endorsed the plan in March of this year, paving the way for a new approach to international recruitment.

    If properly implemented, this initiative could help fill Europe’s care workforce gap and provide a legal, structured pathway for skilled migrants to join the sector. But public resistance to migration remains a huge barrier.

    Anti-immigration sentiment

    Europeans want their elderly relatives to receive quality care, but many are unwilling to accept that foreign workers are one of the ways to make that happen. This tension between public attitudes and economic realities threatens the future of long-term care in Europe.

    Research shows that western European Millennials (born 1982–1991) are now more anti-immigrant than those born between 1952–1961.

    The EU recognises the need for foreign workers, yet politicians are reluctant to make the case publicly. Public attitudes towards migration remain deeply divided, with preference often given to migrants from other EU countries or from Ukraine, following Russia’s 2022 invasion.



    Read more:
    What Britons and Europeans really think about immigration – new analysis

    The EU’s reliance on migrant care workers will only increase in the coming decades. However, simply recruiting more foreign workers is not a sustainable solution unless the system itself changes.

    Several measures could help ensure that migrant care workers receive fair treatment. Firstly, introducing a specific care visa for non-EU workers would ensure they have legal status and job security. Stronger legal protections against exploitative contracts and unfair wages are necessary. And making it easier to recognise foreign qualifications would allow skilled workers to take on roles that better match their experience.

    Fairer wages and working conditions are essential to attract and retain both migrant and local workers. International cooperation between the EU and third countries could also create ethical, regulated migration pathways.

    The bottom line is this: Europe’s population is getting older, and without migrant workers, millions of families will struggle to find care for their loved ones. Europe must support and protect workers, both migrant and local, in the care system for its own sake.

    The authors do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.

    – ref. Europe’s elderly need migrant caregivers – whether we like it or not – https://theconversation.com/europes-elderly-need-migrant-caregivers-whether-we-like-it-or-not-250121

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Make way for the young! Polytechnicians awarded for participation in the project “Contract Manager of St. Petersburg”

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The first stream of the project “Contract Manager of St. Petersburg. Make Way for the Young”, aimed at training young specialists in the field of procurement, has ended. The award ceremony for the best participants took place in the Nevskaya Town Hall. The project was implemented by the Committee for State Order of St. Petersburg together with the Committee for Civil Service and Personnel Policy of St. Petersburg, as well as the electronic platform “RTS-tender”.

    Participants were given the opportunity to master the sought-after profession of contract manager for free. More than 400 people from three universities of St. Petersburg took part in the project. 172 specialists reached the final, who were awarded certificates and memorable prizes. Teachers and students of the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU took an active part in the project.

    The absolute winner, who scored the maximum number of points, was Ekaterina Minina, a student majoring in Economic Security at the Higher School of Public Administration at IPMET.

    Chairman of the Committee on State Procurement of St. Petersburg Denis Tolstykh, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on State Service and Personnel Policy Igor Murashev and Director of the North-West Branch of RTS-tender Nikita Avvakumov expressed their gratitude for participation in the first stream. They noted that a specialist in state procurement is a sought-after profession that requires unique skills and a creative approach, thanks to which the project participants now have a competitive advantage in the labor market.

    I congratulate all the participants and organizers on the successful completion of the first stream of the project. This is an important event for all the participants who invested their efforts, ideas and desire in development and created a solid foundation for their future careers. I can say that the project is already attracting the attention of other authorities interested in students and graduates of universities, – noted the Vice-Rector for Additional and Pre-University Education of SPbPU Dmitry Tikhonov.

    Our university has become the most representative in terms of the number of participants. The project attracted students from a wide range of fields and levels of study. It is very important that the participants receive not only theoretical training, but also practical experience in city government bodies, a chance to get into the personnel reserve, which will increase their chances of employment. Our final goal was, of course, to help graduates find work in the field of public procurement in St. Petersburg — noted the project coordinator from SPbPU and the head of the educational program “State and Municipal Administration”, associate professor of the Higher School of Public Administration IPMEiT Marina Ivanova.

    Participants will be assessed by the Committee for Civil Service and Personnel Policy of the Government of St. Petersburg within the framework of the city’s youth personnel reserve. The best students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in practice, working in contract services or representing suppliers at tenders. The project “Contract Manager of St. Petersburg. Make Way for the Young” became not only a launching pad, but also a source of inspiration for further achievements.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Today, the 63rd International Scientific Student Conference opened at NSU — MNSC

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    Today, the 63rd International Scientific Student Conference started at Novosibirsk State University. This year, more than 3,100 participants registered for the largest such event beyond the Urals, more than 2,800 of them passed the scientific selection. More than half of the participants are representatives of NSU, the number of participants in school sections increased to 453, which is 16% of the total. 40% of students and young scientists represent other universities in Russia.

    The MNSC has a wide geography of participants. Thus, this year, schoolchildren, students and young scientists from 40 regions of Russia, as well as participants from abroad – Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Belarus – will present their reports at the conference.

    Sergey Golovin, director Advanced Engineering School of NSU, delivering a welcoming speech, drew attention to the interest of out-of-town students in the university and the opportunities provided by the Akademgorodok ecosystem:

    — I am very glad to see that half of the guys are not from NSU, and this is very good, because you consider the university and our conference as a platform where you can come and discuss many interesting things. We are located in a unique place — in the Akademgorodok of Novosibirsk. In this relatively small area there are more than 30 research institutes and more than 5,000 research staff work on a variety of topics. It is also very important: there is a Technopark on our territory, it is one of the most successful in Russia, because it was created on the initiative of those innovators, those companies that wanted this technopark to appear. Now it has more than 350 residents who earn more than 50 billion rubles a year. Being in such an ecosystem, of course, everyone who studies here and everyone who comes here has very great opportunities to develop themselves and implement their projects through this ecosystem.

    The conference will be held in 46 sections and 143 subsections. This year, two new sections have appeared: “Intercultural Communication and Translation” and “Romano-Germanic Philology and Theory of Language”.

    It is important that in recent years, not only schoolchildren, students and young scientists, but also representatives of companies, partners of the university, have taken part in the events of the MNSC. And this is no coincidence, since NSU does a lot to build closer cooperation with the real sector. The university is integrating into the socio-economic agenda and is more actively working on solving industrial problems, replicating the experience of many years of successful interaction with research institutes to high-tech companies.

    This transformation in the university’s strategy was noted by Igor Marchuk, Dean Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of NSU:

    — Now the country faces the task of achieving technological leadership, it is impossible to solve this task without science. I am sure that your reports, many of the results that will be presented, will serve to achieve this goal. Now it is important to link science and production, to work in closer connection with the real sector. Thus, at the NSU Mathematical Center, we are just beginning to work in such a product logic, although for mathematicians it is not so easy, since we mainly have theorems, proofs, algorithms. Nevertheless, we know many examples when the results of scientific research have a significant impact on the development of industries. Thus, we are now in the auditorium of the NSU Faculty of Economics — the Leonid Vitalyevich Kantorovich auditorium. He is an outstanding mathematician, who is a Nobel laureate in economics. The results of his work have had a huge impact on technology.

    The MNSC will be held from April 16 to 22. You can find the detailed conference program on the website.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A house under the renovation program will appear in Tagansky District

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The project of a residential building, which will be built under the renovation program in the Central Administrative District of the capital, has been approved. This was reported by the Chairman of the Moscow City Committee for Pricing Policy in Construction and State Expertise of Projects (Moskomexpertiza) Ivan Shcherbakov.

    “Mosgosexpertiza has issued a positive conclusion to the project of an apartment building under the renovation program in the Tagansky District. According to the documentation, the building is planned to be built on the site of a vacated five-story building at the address: 2-ya Dubrovskaya Street, Building 1,” said Ivan Shcherbakov.

    The house will consist of one section. It is designed to have 108 apartments. The first floor will house a pram room, a concierge room, a mailbox room and an elevator hall, as well as non-residential commercial and public premises with individual entrances from the street. The basement will be used for technical needs – there will be a pumping station, electrical panels and an individual heating point.

    The project complies with modern fire safety standards. In particular, the building will have a smoke-proof staircase, and the elevator units will be separated from the intra-apartment corridors by fire doors. In addition, the building will have an elevator with a fire brigade transportation mode. All premises, including apartments, will be equipped with automatic fire alarm systems.

    Previously Mayor of Moscow told on resettlement under the renovation program in the Timiryazevsky district.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin instructed to double the pace of implementation of the renovation program.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sobyanin: On Easter night, the metro and the Moscow Central Circle will be open for entry until 2 a.m.

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Moscow metro will change its operating hours on Easter. On the night of April 19-20, the metro stations and the Moscow Central Circle (MCC) will be open to passengers until 02:00. This was reported in its telegram channel Sergei Sobyanin reported.

    “During the festive services, inspectors from the Passenger Mobility Support Center will be on duty near the largest churches – at the Kropotkinskaya and Baumanskaya stations,” the Moscow Mayor wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    Passengers can use more than 150 routes ground transportation until 03:30. There will be 18 regular night routes operating as usual.

    On holidays – Easter, Krasnaya Gorka and Radonitsa – the State Unitary Enterprise Mosgortrans organizes free routes to the largest cemeteries in the capital.

    The full list of routes is published at website.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Daily summary of the Berlin offensive operation

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    Exactly 80 years ago, on April 16, 1945, the Berlin Strategic Offensive Operation began, ending the Great Patriotic War with the complete and unconditional victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany.

    The Guinness Book of Records lists this operation as the largest-scale battle in world history. About 3.5 million people, 52 thousand guns and mortars, 7,750 tanks and 11 thousand aircraft took part in it on both sides. The German capital was attacked by forces from three fronts: the 1st Belorussian under the command of Georgy Zhukov, the 2nd Belorussian under the command of Konstantin Rokossovsky and the 1st Ukrainian under the command of Ivan Konev.

    The scale of the operation is clearly described by Zhukov in his book “Memories and Reflections”: “On the first day, 1,197,000 shots were planned for artillery alone, but in fact 1,236,000 shots were fired. Think about these numbers! 2,450 train cars of shells, that is, almost 98 thousand tons of metal fell on the enemy’s head.”

    On April 16, at exactly 4 a.m., the final chord of retribution for Germany’s treacherous attack sounded – the code signal “Rodina” swept through the communication lines and the battle began. Having recovered from the first artillery barrage, the Germans put up serious resistance, the Soviet tanks got bogged down in heavy fighting and were unable to outpace the infantry.

    On April 17, as a result of bloody battles, the Seelow Heights, 50-60 kilometers from Berlin, were taken; they were considered by the German command to be the most reliable line of defense.

    On April 18, the Red Army began to cross the Ost-Oder.

    On April 19, the breakthrough of the entire Oder defensive line was completed.

    On April 20, Soviet long-range artillery began shelling Berlin.

    On April 21, troops of the 1st Belorussian and 1st Ukrainian Fronts reached the eastern and southern outskirts of the city, respectively. The first street battles began.

    On April 22, the German command transferred troops of the Frankfurt-Guben group from the Western Front to stop the envelopment of Berlin from the north. This attack was repelled by Soviet troops with the help of the 2nd Polish Army.

    On April 23, during particularly fierce battles, the 9th Rifle Corps of Major General Ivan Roslov captured the Karlshorst and Kölönig areas, and immediately crossed the Spree River, where the Dnieper military flotilla was already operating.

    On April 24, in the southeast of Berlin, in the Bonsdorf area, troops of the 1st Belorussian and 1st Ukrainian fronts met, encircling the German Frankfurt-Guben group.

    On April 25, the troops of the same fronts united in the Ketzin area, encircling the enemy’s Berlin group. At the same time, the famous meeting on the Elbe with the troops of the 1st US Army took place.

    On April 26, the two-day air operation “Salute” ended, during which 1,222 tons of bombs were dropped on the central districts of Berlin to suppress the enemy – 70 tons per square kilometer.

    On April 27, the assault on the central districts of the German capital began – the city front stretched from the southeast to the northwest in a narrow strip 16 km long and 2-3 km wide. The Red Army seemed to be plunging into the capital of Germany with a bayonet.

    On April 28, the commander of Army Group Vistula, Gotthard Heinrici, ordered his troops to retreat, for which he was removed from command and later surrendered to British troops. Meanwhile, the Russians reached the Reichstag area.

    On April 29, the Moltke Bridge leading to the Government Quarter of Berlin was captured.

    April 30 – German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler committed suicide. On the same day, the Frankfurt-Guben group, the largest German unit at the time, numbering about 200 thousand soldiers, was liquidated. The Ministry of Internal Affairs building next to the Reichstag was captured. Red flags also began to rise over the Reichstag itself. There was more than one Victory Banner; a total of nine special flags were prepared for the Red Army assault groups.

    On May 1, the German government announced Hitler’s death and offered to conclude a truce, but did not agree to an unconditional surrender. The storming of the Government Quarter resumed.

    On May 2, still at night, a radio message in Russian arrived at the headquarters of the 1st Belorussian Front asking for a ceasefire. At 6 a.m., after brief negotiations, the commander of the Berlin defense, Helmut Weidling, surrendered and signed the capitulation order. The units that refused to surrender were destroyed by the end of the day.

    Thus ended the Berlin offensive operation. And although the capitulation of all of Germany was still ahead, it was already a matter of time. The main result of the battle was the destruction of the last large forces of Germany and the capture of its top leadership, as well as the liberation from captivity of hundreds of thousands of civilians of the Soviet Union and many European countries. About 1 million Red Army servicemen were awarded the Medal “For the Capture of Berlin”. Among them were employees and graduates of the Moscow Engineering and Economics Institute, heroes of the Scientific Regiment of the State University of Management: – Georgy Bryansky – Dean of the Faculty of Organizers of Industrial Production and Construction, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Professor, during the war assistant to the division commander for political affairs; – Boris Ionas – Head of the Department of Construction Economics, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, twice Knight of the Order of the Red Star; – Alexey Kozhin – Professor of the Department of Management in Automobile Transport, Candidate of Economic Sciences, during the war commander of a control platoon, and later a battery of a howitzer-artillery regiment; — Arkady Pashenin – 1941 graduate of the Moscow Institute of Power Engineering, retired lieutenant colonel, during the war a major in the headquarters of the 5th Shock Army, standard-bearer at the signing ceremony of the act of surrender of Germany; — Alexey Strigin – associate professor, candidate of historical sciences, retired lieutenant, during the war served as a tank platoon commander.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Quizzes, comics, videos: what educational formats does the Active Citizen for Children project offer?

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In August 2024, an online platform began operating in the capital “Active Citizen for Children”Today, it features over 240 educational quizzes, games, comics, and videos. The sections introduce the history and cultural sites of the city, festivals, and major projects for young Muscovites.

    “The platform has already been visited more than 1.4 million times. It is most often used by children aged 11 to 13,” she noted.

    Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

    For example, those interested are invited to take quizzes dedicated to volunteering, sports, and the capital’s attractions: the Moscow Zoo, the Moskino Cinema Park, VDNKh, and others.

    The site also contains videos of creative master classes, stories about museum exhibits and young city residents who have won various competitions.

    The comics describe Moscow’s electronic projects, including “Active Citizen” and “City of Ideas.” One section contains a simulator for solving mathematical problems at speed, and another contains games that develop memory and ingenuity.

    For successfully completing tasks, users receive points. They can then be exchanged for souvenirs, tickets for excursions and viewing platforms, discounts in cafes. Detailed information is on the “Prizes” page.

    New platform features

    The functions of the online platform are regularly expanded. One of the new options is choosing the site design you like, for example, with images of animals or a city.

    Now, kids can also install their own avatar, created using artificial intelligence. It will be displayed on the main page.

    The Active Citizen for Children project is aimed at young city residents aged six to 14 years.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: About 190 hectares will be reorganized within the framework of 21 integrated territorial development projects

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Land plots in the Western, Central, Northern, North-Eastern, Eastern, South-Eastern, Southern, South-Western and Novomoskovsky administrative districts will be reorganized. The owners of the plots and the objects located on them are offered to conclude agreements with the city on the integrated development of territories (IDT), reported the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “According to the draft decisions on the integrated development of territories published in the first quarter of 2025, balanced urban quarters are planned to be built on sites with a total area of over 188.6 hectares, as well as business and landscaped spaces. Residential buildings and industrial, social and public-business facilities will be erected on the sites. When planning, the city took into account the needs of each district for the necessary infrastructure within walking distance. Investments in the projects are estimated at 1.1 trillion rubles, and the annual budget effect is 310 billion rubles. As a result of the implementation of 21 projects, the city will receive more than 44 thousand jobs,” said Vladimir Efimov.

    All draft decisions on the integrated development of territories have been developed by the city and published on the official website of the Moscow Government.

    “In addition to housing, educational, healthcare and sports facilities will be built in the new neighborhoods. Thus, the projects provide for the creation of five sports facilities, the same number of kindergartens for almost 1.5 thousand pupils, schools for 3.5 thousand students, as well as three buildings that will house medical institutions. In addition, it is planned to create more than 100 thousand square meters of modern production facilities. Landscaping and greening work will be carried out in all areas, and a modern street and road network will be organized,” noted the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property

    Maxim Gaman.

    According to the KRT program, multifunctional city blocks are being created, where roads, comfortable housing and all the necessary infrastructure are being designed on the site of former industrial zones and inefficiently used areas. Currently, 302 integrated development projects with a total area of about 4.2 thousand hectares are at various stages of implementation in Moscow. This work is being carried out on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A new production building was built in the Rudnevo industrial park

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    A three-story administrative and production building was built in the Rudnevo industrial park of the special economic zone (SEZ) “Technopolis Moscow”This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    “On the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin, special attention is being paid to the development of the industrial sector of the economy – the city has adopted extensive measures to support business in the form of tax breaks and other preferences. The flagship of the capital’s industry is the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow”. Today, over 220 high-tech enterprises are concentrated here, and this figure will only grow. The new building, which was built in the industrial park “Rudnevo”, will also contribute to an increase in the number of residents. Almost 14 thousand square meters will be allocated for the placement of production facilities here,” said Maxim Liksutov.

    Today, 13 enterprises, whose production facilities are located in the Rudnevo industrial park, have the status of residents of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ. Most of the companies produce unmanned aerial vehicles and components for them, and also produce absorbent underwear, ATMs and other popular products.

    “The new administrative and production building will house enterprises specializing in the production of unmanned aircraft systems, lining bolts used in mining and heavy industry. In addition, medical products for neurosurgery, traumatology and orthopedics will be manufactured here,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy

    Anatoly Garbuzov.

    According to the Chairman of the Committee for State Construction Supervision of the City of Moscow (Mosgosstroynadzor) Anton Slobodchikova, the department’s specialists conducted a final inspection, issued a conclusion on the facility’s compliance with the approved design documentation and issued a permit for its commissioning.

    The Rudnevo Industrial Park is a center for the development of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). In February of this year, Sergei Sobyanin opened The site houses a flight test complex for UAS.

    Enterprises with resident status are exempt from paying property, land and transport taxes for 10 years. The profit tax rate is only two percent instead of 20. In addition, residents are exempt from paying customs duties and VAT when importing goods and equipment when using the free customs zone procedure.

    The Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone is a territory with a special legal status, where a preferential regime for investors operates. The area of land where high-tech enterprises are located exceeds 390 hectares. The SEZ has been a leader in international and national industry ratings for several years.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow Longevity Centers Create New Programs and a Unified Class Calendar

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    This spring, new programs appeared in Moscow longevity centers, as well as a single calendar with a schedule of all classes. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

    “In our Moscow Longevity Centers, we create all the conditions for senior residents so that they can not only have an interesting time, but also actively take care of their health – physical, cognitive and emotional. These are spaces that are organized according to a single principle and equipped with everything necessary – from gyms and culinary studios to libraries and media rooms with computers. Less than a month ago, together with the Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia, we launched a unique program to preserve cognitive functions and psycho-emotional health for residents of the “silver” age. More than 20 thousand people have already signed up for classes. To make it easier for participants to plan intellectual and sports leisure, we decided to introduce new areas of classes and a single schedule in the Moscow Longevity Centers to make leisure planning even more convenient,” said Anastasia Rakova.

    “Longevity Charging” and Smart Training

    The schedule was designed to take into account the life rhythms and needs of older Muscovites: physical activity in the morning, intellectual and educational activities in the afternoon, and a cultural program in the evening. New features in the unified calendar of activities include daily exercises and rhythmic exercises, as well as smart workouts called “Let’s Go and Listen!”. Participants can exercise while listening to fascinating lectures, audiobooks, podcasts, or music.

    The schedule covers all areas important for maintaining activity and interest in life in old age: from physical education and health to culture and communication. Every morning at the centers begins with the “Longevity Charging” training. At 10:00, classes are held with elements of breathing exercises, stretching, joint yoga and techniques for developing balance. At 11:15, participants are treated to rhythmics – dance movements to music that help not only maintain physical fitness, but also charge themselves with a good mood.

    From 09:00 to 20:00, the centers conduct smart training sessions called “Let’s go and listen!”: you can exercise on cardio equipment while listening to lecture recordings, audiobooks, and podcasts. The authors of the audio recordings include neurophysiologist Tatyana Chernigovskaya, actor Yuri Stoyanov, and writer and psychologist Tatyana Muzhitskaya. The schedule alternates 30-minute blocks, as well as music and meditative audio tracks.

    Computer Literacy and Health Schools

    Every day from 12:00 to 14:00, the centers are visited by MFC employees who help participants in the Moscow Longevity project receive the necessary government services without waiting and queues. Every Thursday at 09:30, specialists from government service centers also conduct classes on digital literacy. They explain how to use the mos.ru portal and other online services.

    From Monday to Thursday, doctors from city clinics conduct classes in health, osteoporosis and diabetes schools. The topics are disease prevention, healthy lifestyle and nutrition.

    Neurotraining and neurocorrection

    In addition, the schedule has already included courses of the new program for maintaining cognitive skills and psycho-emotional health: “Neurotraining of cognitive skills” and “Neurocorrection of the psycho-emotional state”. Classes are held daily: neurotraining – from 14:00 to 20:00, neurocorrection – from 10:00 to 18:00. Participants work on a computer or with neuroheadsets under the supervision of specialists. This helps to develop memory, reduce anxiety, improve sleep and concentration. Both courses were developed by the Federal Center for Brain and Neurotechnology of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA) of Russia. Senior citizens are accompanied by employees of Moscow Longevity Centers who have undergone special training at the Center for Cognitive and Psychoemotional Health of the FMBA of Russia. To take the courses, you must first register.

    Performances and lectures

    Cultural leisure is also popular. From Monday to Friday, video performances are shown and lectures on culture and art are held, and every Wednesday at 6:00 pm, a film club is open. You can visit it in person at the Presnensky Center or online, connecting to the broadcast from other centers. Here, films and TV series are discussed with experts in the field of cinema.

    The formats for communication and intellectual leisure are preserved. On Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:30 there is a quiz game club, where participants compete in logic and erudition. Board games are available during the day.

    You can check the schedule of classes at your center and sign up in person at the Moscow Longevity Centers oron the websiteAll Muscovites over 55 years of age can visit the centers.

    In total, there are more than 140 Moscow Longevity Centers in the capital. They are located in almost all areas of the city and have convenient transport access. Each center is a stylish and modern club space with free access for Muscovites aged 55 and older. Here you can always play sports, play chess and billiards, join culinary master classes, learn to sew and draw, master the computer, listen to useful lectures and chat with like-minded people in one of 6.5 thousand thematic clubs. And also – celebrate your birthday or another holiday with friends and family.

    The Moscow Longevity project is being implemented within the framework of the regional project Older Generation national project “Family” to increase the period of active longevity and healthy life expectancy in the capital. It is aimed at expanding opportunities for older people to participate in cultural, educational, sports and other city events.

    The timeframe for assigning social benefits in Moscow will be halved

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Traffic in the Pushkinskaya Square area will be temporarily closed

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    In connection with the Moscow International Film Festival, traffic in the Pushkinskaya Square area will be temporarily changed. Thus, from 14:30 on April 17 to 01:00 on April 18 and from 14:30 on April 24 to 01:00 on April 25, the following sections will be closed to traffic:

    — in Bolshoi Putinkovsky Lane from Naryshkinsky Proezd to Tverskaya Street;

    — on Pushkinskaya Square from Bolshoy Putinkovsky Lane to Strastnoy Boulevard;

    — on Malaya Dmitrovka street from Nastasinsky lane to Bolshoy Putinkovsky lane.

    In addition, one outer lane will be closed to traffic on the section of Bolshoi Putinkovsky Lane from Maly Putinkovsky Lane to Malaya Dmitrovka Street.

    Also, parking will be temporarily prohibited on sections of Bolshoy Putinkovsky Lane and Pushkinskaya Square on April 17 from 00:01 until the end of the event and on April 24 from 00:01 until the end of the event.

    In this regard, motorists are asked to plan their route in advance, taking into account the time restrictions. More detailed information is available on the website Traffic Management Center.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sobyanin expressed condolences over the death of WWII veteran Ivan Slukhai

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Veteran of the Great Patriotic War, Chairman of the Moscow Committee of War Veterans, Honorary Citizen of the City of Moscow, retired Major General Ivan Slukhai has passed away. Sergei Sobyanin expressed his condolences to his relatives in his telegram channel.

    “I learned with deep sorrow about the death of the Chairman of the Moscow Committee of War Veterans Ivan Andreevich Slukhai. The 100 years of Ivan Andreevich’s life encompassed an entire era, which included noble teaching work, fiery front-line roads, and many years of impeccable service in the Armed Forces of the country,” the Mayor of Moscow wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin 

    Ivan Slukhai played an invaluable role in the development of the veteran movement in Moscow, the preservation of historical memory and the patriotic education of youth. His public work earned him the respect of the city’s residents.

    For his frontline exploits and peacetime labors, the veteran was awarded numerous state awards, one of which was the title of honorary citizen of the city of Moscow.

    “The bright memory of this remarkable man and citizen will forever remain in our hearts. Please convey words of sincere sympathy and support to the family and friends of Ivan Andreyevich,” concluded Sergei Sobyanin.

    Ivan Slukhay was born on December 5, 1924 in the village of Uspenka, Zilairsky District, Bashkir ASSR. At the age of 16, he became the head of an elementary school in the village of Buzuluk, Orenburg Region, and the secretary of the district Komsomol committee.

    In 1942, he joined the people’s militia and after an accelerated training course, he ended up at the front near Stalingrad. In one of the battles, together with his comrades, he destroyed a group of German troops. On the approaches to Belgorod, Ivan Slukhai was already in command of a company, and on the day of the liberation of Belgorod and Orel, he received his first Order of the Red Star. He met the victory in the Great Patriotic War in Austria.

    For his valiant service, Ivan Slukhai was awarded four Orders of the Red Star, two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War of the first and second degrees, and the Order of Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR of the third degree.

    After the war, Ivan Sluhai served in the USSR Armed Forces for 45 years, 40 of which were in the air defense forces. He retired with the rank of major general.

    In reserve, Ivan Slukhai devoted himself to public activities. Since 1996, he headed the Moscow public organization of veterans of the Great Patriotic War, veterans of combat operations, military service and labor veterans. With the assistance of the organization, patriotic events were held, museums of military and labor glory were opened in schools and universities, and the memories of war participants were recorded. In 2013, Ivan Slukhai’s book about the history of the creation and military exploits of the Moscow people’s militia during the Great Patriotic War was published.

    In 2016, the hero was awarded the title of “Honorary Citizen of the City of Moscow.” In December last year, the veteran celebrated his 100th birthday.

    For his fruitful public activities, Ivan Slukhai was awarded the Order of Friendship, the Order of Honor, the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, fourth degree, the Order of Alexander Nevsky, and the Order of Distinction for Services to Moscow.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Getting to know the partners of the State University of Management: wide opportunities for internships and employment prospects

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    The admission campaign of the State University of Management is approaching its hottest stage. For many far-sighted applicants, one of the main questions is the issue of subsequent employment. In this regard, we decided to introduce them to a small part of the university’s partners, who will have the opportunity to do an internship, and perhaps even find a permanent job in these companies.

    Kept. Head of the Kept brand development group Maria Uchaeva.

    Briefly describe your company’s place in the market.

    — Kept has been present in Russia for 35 years and is one of the largest audit and consulting firms on the market. The company has offices in 10 cities in Russia. Kept has an extensive technology practice that helps clients become more efficient with the help of digital products and solutions.

    How do young specialists adapt? Is there a mentoring/coaching system, what does it include? — All new employees undergo a two-day onboarding, during which they learn more about the main divisions and areas of the company’s activities. Young specialists work with a manager-coach on their professional goals, improving their performance. And a buddy mentor helps them get used to the team faster – introduces them to corporate activities and traditions.

    How fast is career growth in your company?

    — Kept has a transparent career ladder: an internship usually lasts from 3 to 6 months. If the employee is then ready to work full time, he is promoted to the next grade. It is important that in our company, an internship implies further employment.

    DIDENOK TEAM. Agency co-founder, GUU graduate Peyzulla Magomedov.

    Briefly describe your company’s place in the market.

    — DIDENOK TEAM is a communications agency – No. 1 in the Adindex rating in the influence marketing category. We develop creative ideas, strategies, positioning and visual identity for global and personal brands, and also manage our clients’ social networks on a turnkey basis.

    Over seven years of work, we have assembled a strong team of professionals with over 2,000 strong cases. Our clients include: Yandex, Zolotoe Yabloko, Samokat, Samsung, Alfa Bank, Ingosstrakh, L’Oreal, Alpen Gold, VTB, Megafon and others. We manage celebrities such as: Anton Shastun, Mash Milash, Dima Pozov, Yana Churikova, Nikita Nagorny, Andrey Bebureshvili, Dania Kraster and others. The total number of subscribers of our stars is already 600 million people.

    Describe a short step-by-step instruction on how to get a job at your company and why a job seeker should choose you?

    — Our company is constantly looking for new promising specialists in the areas of customer service, creativity, strategy, design, and back office. For guys without practical experience, but with a desire to gain real skills in advertising, we have a cool internship program. You can always find out more on our website in the “Work with us” section.

    What skills and knowledge do you need to have to apply for a position in your company?

    — To join our team, you need to have expert knowledge in the field of marketing, have a portfolio of completed projects, understand the effectiveness of key tools in digital advertising. In addition, it is important to be well-versed and have a broad outlook. If you follow trends, we are waiting for your resume at hr@didenokteam.com.

    AKAR. PR manager of AKAR Daria Ezhova.

    Briefly describe your company’s place in the market.

    — The Association of Communication Agencies of Russia (ACAR) is a leading industry association representing the interests of the Russian advertising and marketing communications market. The Association unites the largest players, which makes it a significant regulator and a platform for dialogue between business and the state.

    How do young specialists adapt? Is there a mentoring/coaching system, what does it provide? — A system of internships has been built within AKAR, allowing it to train personnel for its structure, which unites three more associations: ARIR, RAMU, GIPP and the commercial structure CRBC, thanks to which large-scale industrial conferences, festivals and competitions are held, media projects are developed, research is implemented and useful industry content is generated. Many students who have completed an internship at AKAR currently occupy key management positions within the structure. We provide structured adaptation through mentoring, practice in real projects and training. Each intern is assigned a curator who helps them integrate into the team, consults on work issues, and provides feedback on completed tasks. More details on the AKAR internship website.

    What are the main problems of modern job seekers, what mistakes should be avoided at the very beginning of a career?

    — In our opinion, one of the main problems of modern job seekers is inflated expectations at the initial stage. Often, new specialists immediately want a high salary, interesting tasks and fast career growth, not realizing that the first months (and sometimes years) are an investment in skills and gaining experience. It is important to show initiative; interns who themselves offer ideas, ask for feedback and take on additional tasks are more likely to receive an offer for their first job.

    “Rosselkhozbank”. Head of the HR Department of JSC “Rosselkhozbank” Anastasia Kalanchina.

    How does your company usually recruit interns?

    — We have a large database of partner universities, among which we regularly post open internship positions. In addition, we cooperate with the career agency FutureToday: we also publish and talk about RSHB on their platforms. We also participate in career events, where we look for candidates for our team. The main flow of potential candidates comes from these platforms.

    What specialists are most in demand in your industry at the moment and in your company in particular?

    — Our biggest demand is for economists, financiers and analysts, whom we are considering for various departments. Here we can note such areas as large business, financial risks, work with problem assets and retail business. We are also looking for guys in other areas: HR, marketing, journalism and so on.

    Does your company provide any special working conditions for interns and young professionals?

    — Yes, Rosselkhozbank has a flexible schedule for interns so that students can combine their studies and internships. Therefore, every student from the 3rd year can work from 20 to 40 hours a week. We have VHI (voluntary medical insurance) with dentistry for interns, as well as loyalty programs that are valid from the first day of employment.

    Audit and consulting company “Pacioli”. HR Director Marina Emelyanova.

    Briefly describe your company’s place in the market.

    — We have two legal entities, one is engaged in audit, the other in consulting. If we talk about audit, we are in the top 10 largest companies according to the rankings of the year before last (the last one is not ready yet). If we talk about consulting, there are four blocks and, for example, in terms of business assessment, we are in 5th place among all Russian companies. In the blocks of engineering consulting and non-financial reporting, we work with very large companies at the level of state corporations.

    What skills and knowledge do you need to have to apply for a position in your company?

    — Nothing supernatural is required, only a good basic education in the relevant fields and knowledge of English. Personal qualities are important. People with a certain mindset and character work in consulting: erudite, striving for development, ready to solve various problems, responsible, self-confident enough to negotiate with very high-level clients.

    Does your company have any training programs for interns and young professionals?

    — There are two programs: “Pacioli University Consulting” and “Pacioli University Audit”. The first one lasts about a month, is aimed at 3rd-4th year students, and is highly practice-oriented. The “Pacioli University Audit” program is held twice a year, in April and August for a week and a half. In the first week we give in-depth theory, in the second – practical tasks and a large final work, based on the results of which the students receive offers. The level of demand for these programs is growing noticeably. Last year, we had 12 people studying consulting, and this year we have already received 40 applications.

    Systeme Electric. Recruitment Administration Specialist Yulia Shepelova.

    What specialists are most in demand in your industry and in your company in particular at the moment?

    — Systeme Electric is constantly recruiting personnel, as the company is developing, new products and projects appear. The most in-demand positions now are: design engineer, software engineer, technical support engineer, service engineer. We also have vacancies at production sites. The full list of vacancies is available on our website.

    Describe a short step-by-step instruction on how to get a job at your company and why a job seeker should choose you?

    — How to get a job with us? Go to the official website of Systeme Electric or to the company page on hh.ru. The selection process consists of 3-4 interview stages: a conversation with a recruiter, an interview with a potential manager, an interview with an HRBP. We have our own educational platform with more than 100 courses, external trainings and mentoring and career guidance programs, as well as separate programs for managers. The company has sports communities and three clubs of interest, there are volunteer programs, and family holidays are organized. Open communication is important to us not only at work, but also outside of it.

    Does your company provide any special working conditions for interns and young professionals?

    — We are pleased to offer: competitive income; flexible working hours and partial work from home; mobile communications and a laptop for productive work; internal training and career growth prospects. Summer internships and permanent trainee positions, positions of young specialists and department assistants are available for students. The rate is from 30 hours per week, a hybrid work format is possible.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A new residential complex was built on Nikitinskaya Street under the renovation program

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    The residential complex was built under the renovation program in the Eastern Administrative District of the capital. It is located in the Izmailovo district at the address: Nikitinskaya Street, Building 5. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    The new building is designed with high standards of comfort in mind: it has spacious apartments with glazed balconies, underground parking, and a landscaped area around the building.

    “The two-section residential complex has 210 apartments with finished, improved finishing according to the renovation program standards. Their total area is over 11 thousand square meters. Modern elevators with a lifting capacity of one thousand and 400 kilograms are installed in the entrances, and on the first floor there are rooms for concierges, a stroller room and mailboxes. For the convenience of residents, two children’s playgrounds and one sports ground, recreation areas with benches are equipped. Not far from the residential complex is the Izmailovskaya metro station, as well as educational institutions, a film studio, a sports complex, state and private clinics, shops and cafes,” said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    The State Construction Supervision Committee (Mosgosstroynadzor) issued a conclusion on the compliance of the constructed facility with the approved design documentation. During the entire construction cycle, the committee’s inspectors conducted on-site inspections, assessing the quality of the work and materials used – a total of 11 control and supervision activities took place. Instrumental control was carried out by specialists from the subordinate Expertise Center. This guarantees the quality and safety of the building after it is put into operation, the head of the department noted. Anton Slobodchikov.

    The facades of the house are faced with ceramic bricks, and they are equipped with baskets for air conditioners. The entrances are decorated with stained glass.

    “For the finishing of the residential complex, natural shades were used – graphite and brown with a “melange” effect, the laconic range of facades was diluted with white inserts in the window openings,” noted the chief architect of the capital, first deputy chairman of the Committee for Architecture and Urban Development (Moskomarkhitektura)

    Sergey Kuznetsov.

    The area around the house was improved: trees and bushes were planted, lawns and flower beds were laid out. For the comfort and safety of residents, outdoor lighting and video surveillance systems were installed.

    Previously Mayor of Moscow told about the relocation of residents of the Timiryazevsky district to houses built under the renovation program.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Sergei Sobyanin ordered to increase the pace of implementation of the renovation program has doubled.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic students prepare Leningrad-style treats

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The Institute of Secondary Vocational Education of SPbPU held the defense of a student research paper, “Leningrad Lunch,” which became part of the St. Petersburg government project, “St. Petersburg Cuisine.”

    The event began with the opening of the updated exhibition of the Museum of the History of the Development of Public Catering in St. Petersburg. Visitors were presented with exhibits telling about the development of culinary art in the 18th–19th centuries: coronation and restaurant menus, kitchen utensils used to create culinary masterpieces in the homes of the Russian aristocracy, etc. One of the museum’s rarities is an ice cream maker used to make ice cream for Catherine II herself.

    Then, students of the 1st–4th years of study of the public catering, low-temperature and food technologies department, under the guidance of a teacher Tatyana Tsvetkova told about the peculiarities of the history of Leningrad cuisine, the traditions of city restaurants and outstanding chefs who hosted the top officials of the USSR, Europe and the USA. The guys also prepared a “Leningrad Lunch” using recipes from a collection of USSR recipes and 19th century cookbooks by Ignatius Radetsky and Pelageya Aleksandrova-Ignatyeva, thereby emphasizing the peculiarity of Leningrad cuisine, which has preserved the culinary traditions of St. Petersburg cuisine. The guests were served Leningrad-style fish, Novinka cutlets, herring forshmak, Ladoga salad, Leningrad cake, Yeralash multilayer jelly and ice cream.

    The event was attended by the First Deputy Chairman of the Committee for External Relations of St. Petersburg, head of the “St. Petersburg Cuisine” project, Sergei Markov.

    It is important that students study the history of St. Petersburg cuisine and participate in such projects, where they not only demonstrate deep knowledge, but also prepare historical dishes of our region. This inspires optimism and faith that in the city’s restaurants in the future there will be more and more chefs who are familiar with our local gastronomic specialties, – noted Sergey Markov.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The final stage of the Siberian Geological Olympiad was held at NSU

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    On March 30, the final stage of the Siberian Geological Olympiad ended at Novosibirsk State University, bringing together schoolchildren from all over Siberia and the Urals. Participants demonstrated their knowledge of geology, exchanged mineralogical findings and visited Scientific and educational center “Evolution of the Earth”, taking a step towards a future career in science and geological exploration.

    How the Olympiad was held: first, schoolchildren sent their own research on one of the proposed topics. For example, in 2024, the children were asked to complete work related to “mineralogy and petrography”, “the evolution of the organic world and climate in the history of the Earth” and other topics. The author’s personal contribution, the originality of the topic and presentation of the material, the degree of fulfillment of the goals and objectives set in the work, as well as literacy were assessed. After summing up the results of the correspondence round, for three days, the invited schoolchildren from the 5th to the 11th grades immersed themselves in the study of geology. In addition to the Olympiad tasks, which consisted of the oral and written rounds, the children participated in master classes and seminars. During master classes with NSU teachers, the children observed the extraction of gold from ore, examined all stages of 3D printing and much more, and the seminars allowed them to apply the knowledge they had gained in practice.

    — At first, we introduced only popular science lectures: we took schoolchildren to geological laboratories of scientific institutes of Akademgorodok, to various museums. This year, master classes and popular science seminars for schoolchildren appeared. At first, the children did not really understand what it was. We tried to reconstruct a simplified seminar, but intended for schoolchildren, so that they would feel a little like students and understand what it is like to study with us. This is an open dialogue: in the master class, we simply show – they repeat, and at the seminar we show how scientists, teachers and students of the Faculty of Geology and Geology obtain this knowledge. We helped the children master a piece of knowledge that is not yet available to them in geological clubs, — said Olga Khokhryakova, candidate of geological and mineralogical sciences, senior lecturer Faculty of Geology and Geophysics of NSU.

    The Olympiad is special in that the priority for evaluation is not so much knowledge as the ability to think logically, the ability to build a sequence of conclusions from ignorance with the help of erudition and horizons in order to arrive at a final answer, even if it is incomplete or not entirely correct.

    — I learned about the Olympiad through my geology tutors. I was motivated by the fact that I had been studying it for about a year and wanted to participate. The skills I acquired during field work came in very handy. Most of all, I liked the tasks in the oral round; they were in the question-and-answer format, — shared his impressions Alexander Yarson, one of the Olympiad participants.

    The Olympiad has traditionally been held at NSU for 52 years. Its main goal is to popularize geology as a science in order to broaden the horizons of schoolchildren. First, participants complete tasks in the correspondence round, then the best are selected and invited to the final stage at the university.

    A diploma from the Siberian Geological Olympiad for the 3 years preceding the year of admission gives from 3 to 10 additional points for applicants to NSU in the field 05.03.01 “Geology”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Investor built a new kindergarten in Kommunarka

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    In the Kommunarka district, an investor built a new kindergarten for 185 children. It accepted its first pupils on April 14. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “In the Kommunarka district, construction of a kindergarten for 185 children has been completed. The two-story building with an area of over 2.7 thousand square meters is located on the territory of a residential complex. On the site around the kindergarten, the developer planted trees, bushes, laid out a lawn, and also arranged areas for active recreation and general physical training. The investor transferred the kindergarten to the capital’s education system,” the deputy mayor noted.

    The kindergarten is located at the intersection of Alexandra Monakhova and Edvarda Griga streets at the address: Alexandra Monakhova Street, Building 43, Building 3. It will be convenient for residents of two large residential complexes to visit.

    “The central part of the kindergarten building is occupied by a three-level multifunctional multi-light space that combines a lobby, an amphitheater, a music and sports area. Thanks to the possibility of zoning, it can be adapted for classes for children of different ages. The same is true for groups: due to partitions and transformable furniture, the play area can be increased or decreased as needed,” noted the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy of the capital

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    The kindergarten has all the conditions for children with disabilities. It is designed for the simultaneous stay of eight groups of children. About the opening of the educational institution told Sergei Sobyanin.

    Construction began in April 2022, and a 0.7-hectare site was allocated for this purpose. As the Chairman of the Moscow State Construction Supervision Authority noted Anton Slobodchikov, specialists from the committee and the subordinate Center for Expertise, Research and Testing in Construction conducted 10 on-site inspections. They assessed the quality of the work and materials used. Based on the results of the final inspection, the experts issued a conclusion on the building’s compliance with the requirements of the design documentation.

    The construction of social facilities in Moscow corresponds to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Metro launches train in honor of 80th anniversary of Victory

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A festive train dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War has started running in the metro. It is decorated in red and beige tones. In each car you can see the inscriptions: “Happy Great Victory Day!” and “80 Victory!” The train runs along the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line.

    “We traditionally decorate public transport in honor of major national holidays

    on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin. This year we celebrate a special date – 80 years since the victory in the Great Patriotic War. The themed train, launched on May 9, will run on the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line until the end of June,” said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    Every year, on the eve of May 9, thematic trains go out on the metro lines. This helps to preserve the memory of the Great Victory and create a festive atmosphere for passengers.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Two NSU Master’s students became winners of the Alpha-Chance grant competition

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    This year, 82 applications were submitted to the NSU Alpha Chance program, two of which were approved. The grant recipients were Veronika Komlyagina, a second-year master’s student Faculty of Natural Sciences, and Maxim Yemelyanov, a first-year master’s student Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of NSU.

    Here’s what students have to say about winning and participating in the program:

    — Two years ago I already tried my hand at this competition, but it didn’t work out then. That failure became valuable for me — I analyzed my mistakes and purposefully worked to make my application stronger this time. I decided to try again because I believe in the importance of my scientific work.

    I plan to use the grant to purchase a powerful computer for quantum chemical calculations. The new equipment will allow me to perform more complex and resource-intensive calculations and will significantly speed up my work, – Veronika Komlyagina shared her experience.

    As the student says, the selection for Alpha Chance consisted of one stage. It was necessary to prepare a detailed motivation letter, where Veronika talked about her scientific interests, goals and principles. A separate letter about hobbies was also required, in which the student shared information about her sports achievements, additional education received and other various life activities. In addition, it was necessary to provide documents confirming achievements – scientific publications, diplomas from conferences and competitions, sports awards. The student paid special attention to significant publications.

    — I am incredibly happy with this victory! It proves that persistence and working on mistakes really do lead to success. My advice to future participants:

    1. Don’t be afraid to apply to this and any other competitions, even if it seems like the competition is high.

    2. Pay special attention to motivation letters – they should reveal your personality and can bring a significant number of points to your grant application.

    3. Systematize the grant application – divide all the files into folders, give clear names to each file, so it will be easier for experts to evaluate the application, – Veronica shared her emotions and advice.

    Maxim Yemelyanov also persistently pursued his goal – he applied for the Alpha-Chance scholarship for several years in a row and finally achieved a result.

    — For the competition for the Alpha-Chance scholarship, I recorded a video business card, where I spoke in detail about my achievements, goals and hobbies. Receiving the scholarship will help me improve my professional competencies and reach a new level in my work.

    I advise students not to be afraid to apply for interesting competitions – everyone always has their own chance! – Maxim noted.

    On behalf of the university, we congratulate the students and wish them further success in their studies and professional activities!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: How price assessment in public procurement helps the capital to use the budget rationally

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    The capital is optimizing budget expenditures thanks to an effective tool — price assessment. Thus, in the first quarter of 2025, savings amounted to 13.8 billion rubles. For this, the technology of forming and assessing the initial maximum price of contracts (agreements) (NMCK(D) concluded for the needs of city customers in the public procurement system is used. This was reported by Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development.

    “The examination of the initial maximum price is a mechanism that allows the city to reduce budget expenditures and forms the practice of calculating reasonable prices for government customers. In the first quarter of 2025, experts issued 499 opinions. The declared purchase amount was 224.8 billion rubles. Based on the results of the examination of the initial maximum prices of contracts (agreements), the city managed to reduce it and save 13.8 billion rubles of budget funds,” emphasized Maria Bagreeva.

    In total, from 2015 to March 31 of this year, over 45 thousand expert opinions on public procurement were issued, the total amount of which exceeded nine trillion rubles. According to the results of the NMCK(D) examination, the city saved 543 billion rubles.

    The examination of the NMCK(D) in the capital, with the exception of purchases for current repairs, improvement, construction of pedestrian zones, demolition, local events and repair and restoration work, is carried out by Department of Economic Policy and Development of the City of Moscow.

    The verification of the accuracy of the initial maximum price determination is carried out for contracts worth more than 30 million rubles if the purchase is carried out within the framework of Federal Law No. 44-FZ, and for contracts with an initial price of 50 million rubles or more in the case of purchase under Federal Law No. 223-FZ.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Easter Gift Festival will open in Moscow on April 19 — Sergei Sobyanin

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    From April 19 to 30, one of the brightest and kindest festivals of the capital, “Easter Gift,” will take place. Sergei Sobyanin spoke about this in his telegram channel.

    “Guests will be welcomed in the temple areas and festival sites throughout the city. The organizers will pay special attention to good deeds and responsiveness. It will be possible to purchase goods from non-profit organizations and thereby help their wards,” the Moscow Mayor wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin 

    In addition, in the houses of good “Moscow helps” to collect humanitarian aid, anyone who wishes will be able to give gifts to participants in the special military operation and children from new regions.

    As part of the “Four-legged Friend” project, guests will be offered to choose pets for themselves and help animals from shelters.

    On April 20, at the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Sviblovo, young students from Moscow art schools will paint two-meter art objects — 15 models of Easter eggs. The theme of the painting — “Patron Saints of the Russian Army” — was not chosen by chance. 2025 in Russia has become the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland and the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory.

    Painted Easter eggs can also be seen on Tverskaya Square, where they will be decorated by about 30 students from creative universities and young contemporary artists.

    Also planned are approximately 1.5 thousand culinary and creative master classes for children and adults. Participants will learn how to bake traditional Easter cakes and create unique souvenirs.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Coltsfoot and other spring plants have blossomed in Moscow

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    In the green areas of Moscow, coltsfoot, two-leaved squill, as well as the red-listed corydalis dense and lungwort obscure are currently blooming. This was reported by the capital’s Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection.

    In addition, April is expected to see the flowering of buttercup anemone, goose onion, marsh marigold, spring celandine, and common wood sorrel. The diversity of herbaceous plants indicates the availability of suitable places for them in the metropolis.

    Coltsfoot

    Coltsfoot is a perennial herbaceous plant that blooms in early spring, starting in March. It appears on open and well-warmed southern slopes free of snow. The flower can be found in all natural areas of the capital.

    In Russia, the plant was dubbed coltsfoot due to the characteristics of its leaves: the fluffy and soft underside is the mother, and the smooth and cold upper side is the stepmother. The flower is considered a particularly valuable early spring honey plant, providing bees with nectar and pollen.

    Bluebells

    In the fauna reserve “Dolgie Prudy” you can find the blue-flowered squill. Its vegetation period is very short: from the emergence of sprouts to the formation of seeds, several weeks pass, then the above-ground part gradually dies, and the underground part – the bulb – plunges into a state of rest until the next spring. The squill reproduces not only by seeds, but also vegetatively: small shoots form on the mother bulb, which in a couple of years become full-fledged adult plants.

    Several species of scilla are common in Moscow, the most common of which are the two-leaved scilla and the Siberian scilla. The Siberian scilla can be found in the Ostankino Natural and Historical Park.

    Corydalis

    There are several hundred varieties of Corydalis, herbaceous perennials, in the world. Three species: Corydalis intermedia, Corydalis dense, Corydalis marshallii are listed in the Red Book of Moscow under the second category of rarity. They grow in valleys and on river slopes, love the light and almost do not tolerate competition with other grasses, such as Carex pilosa.

    You can tell the Corydalis apart by the color of their flowers. The intermediate Corydalis has pink flowers, the dense Corydalis has blue or dark lilac flowers, and the Marshall Corydalis has yellow flowers. The plant usually blooms in April-May.

    Corydalis intermedia can be seen in the Bitsevsky Forest and in the Losiny Ostrov National Park. Corydalis dense is found in the Medvedkovsky Nature Reserve and the Dolgie Prudy Faunistic Reserve, as well as in the Troekurovsky Forest. Corydalis marshaliana grows in the Bitsevsky Forest and on the territory of TiNAO.

    Lungwort obscure

    Lungwort is one of the earliest honey plants. It is listed in the Red Book of Moscow under the third category of rarity. Lungwort, like many other rare early flowering plants, can be found on the territory of the Losiny Ostrov National Park. Its flowers have a rare property: over time, they change color from pink to blue. The flower was called Lungwort because of the large amount of nectar. The scientific generic name of Lungwort pulmonaria comes from the Latin pulmo (lung) and is associated with the use of plants of this genus to treat lung diseases.

    Anemone ranunculus

    Anemone ranunculaceae is a perennial plant with bright yellow flowers. It can live for 50 years, although there are older specimens. The reason for this is the branching rhizome, which forms independent sections from which practically autonomous clone plants grow. Anemone usually blooms in early May. It can be found in all natural areas of the capital.

    Goose onion yellow

    Goose onion is a perennial forest plant with yellow flowers. It blooms in the sixth year of life. This happens from mid-April to mid-May, and the fruits ripen in June. The flower is named so for a reason: geese like to pluck it, and therefore its second name is goose onion.

    Yellow goose onion grows in the Losiny Ostrov National Park, Izmailovsky Forest Park and Bitsevsky Forest.

    Marsh marigold

    Marsh marigold is listed in the Red Book of Moscow under the third category of rarity. This coastal-aquatic perennial plant with wide round leaves and small yellow flowers can be seen in secluded places. Marsh marigold feels good on the banks of small rivers, in oxbow lakes, hollows, in swamps or meadows with moist soil. In favorable conditions, the flower can grow strongly and compete quite successfully with other plants.

    Marsh marigold is found in the Altufevsky complex reserve, the Setun River Valley and Medvedkovsky nature reserves, the Ostankino and Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo natural and historical parks, and in the territories of the Chermyanka River Valley from Dezhnev Passage to the Mouth and Skhodnenskaya Bowl natural monuments.

    Spring celandine

    Cestyak vernalis is a perennial herbaceous groundcover plant. Cestyak, or spring buttercup, produces a large amount of pollen, so it attracts the first awakening pollen-eating beetles, flies and bees. In early spring, it is covered with bright yellow star-shaped flowers. By the time leaves and buds appear on the branches of the bushes, the buttercup almost completely disappears until the following spring. You can see it in the Bitsa forest.

    Common wood sorrel

    Wood sorrel is a small plant, better known as hare’s cabbage. Its delicate leaves are cut into three parts, resembling animal ears, hence another name – hare’s ears. In dry and hot weather, the leaf blade folds in half to reduce water loss. It usually blooms in May-June. Wood sorrel can be found, for example, in the Izmailovsky forest park. In spruce forests, it forms a solid carpet with small, clearly visible white flowers.

    The capital’s Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection calls for careful treatment of all plants, regardless of their conservation status. Each of them is important for the Moscow ecosystem.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: In the first quarter of 2025, about 7.6 thousand Muscovites signed contracts for apartments in new buildings under the renovation program

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    From January to March of this year, almost 7.6 thousand city residents became owners of comfortable housing under the renovation program. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of City Property Maxim Gaman.

    “Muscovites in the east of the city were the most active in signing contracts for housing in new buildings in the first quarter of this year. Over 2.7 thousand people became owners there in three months. Almost 1.5 thousand people received keys to comfortable apartments in the north, and over 1.1 thousand in the southeast. At all stages – from inspecting the housing to moving – participants in the renovation program are consulted by employees of information centers. This allows future new residents to resolve all issues related to resettlement as easily and as quickly as possible,” said Maxim Gaman.

    In January, the number of people who signed contracts was about 1.9 thousand people, in February – almost a third more, already 2.7 thousand. In March, contracts were signed by about three thousand city residents. All of them received apartments with improved finishing, plumbing and lighting fixtures.

    Modern residential complexes are built taking into account the criteria of a barrier-free environment. On the ground floors of new buildings there are rooms for concierges, pram rooms, as well as premises in which shops, service enterprises and social facilities will be opened.

    The areas around the new houses are landscaped, and the courtyards are equipped with children’s and sports playgrounds.

    Earlier Sergei Sobyanin told on resettlement under renovation in Timiryazevsky district.

    Renovation program approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Sergei Sobyanin instructed to double the pace of implementation of the renovation program.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: New participant of weekend fairs supports SVO fighters

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The application campaign for participation in the weekend fairs ended at the end of March. In total, more than a thousand trading places were distributed.

    Rotation occurs four times a year: participants from more than 40 regions of the country get the opportunity to take a place at the market for free, and regular sellers – to change the trading site. This season, as usual, Moscow weekend fairs have been replenished with new producers ready to offer residents of the capital high-quality and fresh products.

    Farming with a social mission

    Among the new participants is farmer Georgy from the Kirov region. He brings vegetables and fruits to Moscow. The man has been involved in agriculture for many years, and participation in weekend fairs gives him the opportunity to present his goods at the capital market.

    For Georgy, farming is not just a business, but an opportunity to contribute to the development of society. In addition to growing organic vegetables on their own plot, he and his brother are actively involved in the life of their region. Together with fellow villagers, they regularly organize the collection of humanitarian aid for the servicemen of the special military operation (SVO) – from long-term storage products (stewed meat, lard, honey, pickles) to warm clothes and essential goods.

    “Our parents raised us like this: if you can help with something, you should help. I try to show this to my children by my own example. They themselves already remind us when the next shipment is planned, help to collect food and things,” says Georgy.

    In addition to sending humanitarian aid to the front lines, farmers also support the families of SVO fighters: they send food packages and do minor household repairs. The initiative has already united dozens of local residents: some are engaged in procurement, and others – in delivery.

    The capital’s fairs feature products from more than 40 regions of Russia. Each supplier guarantees the quality and freshness of the goods, and specialists Veterinary Committee of the City of Moscow check them before sending them to the counter.

    More information about the activities of the capital Department of Trade and Services– in the official telegram channel.

    Participant of capital fairs helps fighters of SVO and residents of Belgorod region

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Tram parade: traffic will be restricted on a section of Shabolovka Street on April 19

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On Saturday, April 19, traffic on Shabolovka Street will be temporarily restricted in connection with the tram parade.

    From 11:00 to 13:00 it will be impossible to drive along the section from Apakov Drive to house 6, building 10 on Shabolovka Street.

    In addition, on April 19, from 11:00 to 13:00, traffic will be closed for a short time (no more than 10 minutes) on a section of Shabolovka Street (from Building 6, Bldg. 10 to Serpukhovsky Val Street), Serpukhovsky Val (from Shabolovka Street to Bolshaya Tulskaya Street), Danilovsky Val (from Bolshaya Tulskaya Street to Kholodilny Lane), as well as in Kholodilny Lane (from Danilovsky Val Street to the Third Transport Ring) and in the local passage from Building 3, Bldg. 3 to Building 3 on Varshavskoye Shosse.

    Drivers are advised to choose alternative routes in advance. Up-to-date information can be found on the official website Traffic Management Center.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Dedicated to the heroes. Moscow museum projects for the 80th anniversary of Victory

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    City museums are preparing special projects dedicated to the 80th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War. About what exhibitions can be seen in the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the State Museum of the Defense of Moscow and other cultural institutions – in the material mos.ru.

    “Dedicated to Heroes” at the Ilya Glazunov Gallery

    Dates: April 3 – December 30

    Address: Izmailovsky Boulevard, Building 30

    Age limit: 6

    The exhibition “Dedicated to Heroes” introduces the indomitable strength and courage of the Russian army, captured in the paintings of naive artists and in the works of masters of heroic popular prints. The exhibition presents works dedicated not only to the Great Patriotic War, but also to the stories of other military exploits over many centuries.

    Popular prints on military subjects are unique documents, they preserve the people’s memory of the exploits and glory of heroes. Many popular prints still serve as a source of knowledge about the military history of tsarist Russia.

    Buy tickets you can on mos.ru.

    “Immortal Regiment of Russian Geneticists” at the State Darwin Museum

    Dates: April 15 – June 29

    Address: Vavilov street, house 57, building 1

    Age limit: 12

    The scientists discussed at the thematic exhibition in the State Darwin Museum are the cream of Russian genetics. They made a great contribution to the overall victory. Among the front-line soldiers were famous practicing doctors of science who managed to distinguish themselves during the war years, many were awarded military orders and medals, and achieved high military ranks. Visitors will be able to see portraits of outstanding geneticists, learn about their scientific work, participation in military operations, and awards.

    You can visit the exhibition with an entrance ticket to the museum.

    “Hero Cities” at the State Museum of the Defense of Moscow

    Dates: April 18 – June 30

    Address: Michurinsky Prospect, Olympic Village, Building 3

    Age limit: 6

    The new exhibition will be dedicated to 12 cities of the Soviet Union and the Brest Fortress, which became famous for their heroic defense during the Great Patriotic War and received the titles of “Hero City” and “Hero Fortress”.

    The exhibition will feature unique items from the collection of the State Museum of the Defense of Moscow. The hero cities will be represented by graphics by Ivan Tsarevich, Vasily Medvedev, Pavel Baranov, Vasily Konovalov, Yaroslav Titov and other artists who fought at the front. The works reflect the mood of the war years: the will to win, the suffering of civilians and the hard work of soldiers. Each painting is a true portrait of the city.

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    “The Darwin Museum during the Great Patriotic War” at the State Darwin Museum

    Dates: April 22 – July 27

    Address: Vavilov street, house 57, building 1

    Age limit: 6

    Visitors will learn how the State Darwin Museum survived many difficult trials from 1941 to 1945, but did not stop its educational activities. The exhibition is based exclusively on items from the institution’s collections: photographs, archival materials, original and printed graphics.

    Already in the third week of the war, several employees went to the front with the people’s militia units, and 11 people continued to work in the museum, for whom it became a matter of honor to preserve the collections and throw the ideas reflected in them into the fight against the enemy.

    The specialists took patronage over several Moscow hospitals, where they carried out cultural and educational work. In a short period of time, they prepared lectures, supplemented with visual material. For example, the theme “Animals on the Fronts of the Great Patriotic War” was illustrated by paintings by Konstantin Flerov and Alexey Komarov, painted within the walls of the Darwin Museum during this difficult time.

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    Exhibition for the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War at the Nikolai Ostrovsky Museum

    Dates: April 22 – June 29

    Address: Tverskaya street, house 14

    Age limit: 0

    Nikolai Ostrovsky was a figure inspiring Soviet people to feats – during the Great Patriotic War, not only military equipment but also military units of various purposes (for example, partisans) bore his name. The new exhibition will tell about the lives and feats of people united by a common goal.

    Visitors will see exhibits evacuated from the museum in August 1941, letters from frontline soldiers, and materials about the Ostrovsky family’s participation in the Great Patriotic War. The exhibition will feature documents and photographs from the institution’s employees’ archives, telling about their work at the front and support for servicemen in the rear.

    Among the interesting exhibits is the book “How the Steel Was Tempered”, donated by members of the Nikolai Ostrovsky partisan detachment, which was part of the Alexander Suvorov brigade. In rare moments of rest, the fighters were inspired by the story of Pavka Korchagin, whose main motto was the words: “Only forward, only to the line of fire, only through difficulties to victory.”

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    “Maestro, take off!” at the Cosmonautics Museum

    Dates: April 24 – October 6

    Address: Mira Avenue, Building 111

    Age limit: 6

    The 5th Guards Fighter Aviation Berlin Red Banner Order of Bohdan Khmelnitsky Regiment (5th GIAP) became the most effective air combat unit of the Great Patriotic War. The pilots carried out over 15 thousand combat sorties, destroyed over 700 enemy aircraft, inflicted great damage on ground troops, and collected important intelligence data.

    The profession of a pilot was extremely popular and in demand in the USSR in the first half of the 20th century. The exploits of its representatives had a huge impact on the younger generation: the flight of Valery Chkalov, the rescue of the Chelyuskinites, in which the future head of the first cosmonaut detachment Nikolai Kamanin took part, the dropping of the Victory Banner on the roof of the Reichstag (for this the 5th GIAP received the title of “Berlin”). Yuri Gagarin in his autobiography described a meeting with pilots during the occupation and his admiration for these amazing people: “In the morning the pilots flew away, leaving behind bright memories. Each of us wanted to fly, to be as brave and beautiful as they were. We experienced some strange, unknown feeling.” The first cosmonauts, whose childhood fell on the war years, became military pilots – thus the baton of heroes was passed on.

    The exhibition is based on the story of two people united by the goal of preserving the memory of the heroic past of their ancestors: the son of ace pilot Ivan Laveykin, Hero of the Soviet Union, USSR pilot-cosmonaut No. 61 Alexander Laveykin, and the great-grandson of sniper Vasily Zaytsev, Vladimir Donshin.

    Visitors will see the squadron’s authentic battle flag — a sacred symbol of the regiment, personifying the glory and valor of the military unit. Descendants of the heroes will help them learn their stories: the exhibition will feature documentary and photo materials, personal belongings, including priceless relics — uniforms and awards. One of the sections of the exhibition will be a large-scale video installation, which combines newsreel footage and fragments of the film “Only Old Men Are Going to Battle”. Among the artifacts on display is the heart of the legendary combat vehicle, the fiery engine. At the end of the exhibition, you can learn the story of the feat of Pyotr Kalsin, who was nominated for the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, but did not have time to receive the award, as he went missing.

    Entrance to the exhibition – with museum tickets.

    “And courage, like a banner, was carried” in the Alexander Shilov Gallery

    Dates: April 24 – May 30

    Address: Znamenka street, building 5

    Age limit: 6

    “Such concepts as love for the Motherland, readiness to defend it, the image of a person standing guard over the Fatherland have always been very close to me,” says Hero of Labor of the Russian Federation, People’s Artist of the USSR Alexander Shilov. The theme of the Great Patriotic War is one of the main ones in his work, portraits of veterans are a genuine chronicle of the war years created by the artist. With these images, Alexander Shilov tells about courage, patriotism, high human dignity of people who went through severe trials. His heroes were generals and doctors, pilots and sailors, partisans, intelligence officers and ordinary soldiers.

    Over the years of his work, the master has created the history of Russia in faces. The exhibition will feature the following portraits: “On Victory Day. Machine Gunner P.P. Shorin”, “Sister of Mercy (Elena Mikhailovna Ogneva)”, “Special Purpose Partisan M. Stroganov”, “War Veteran I.F. Rubtsov”, “Hero of the Soviet Union Attack Pilot V.B. Yemelyanenko”, “Participant in the Victory Parade Colonel N.A. Gorbachev”, “Hero of the Soviet Union Intelligence Officer G.A. Vartanyan” and a number of other paintings. More than 50 portraits, each with its own story, its own destiny. You can get acquainted with them at the exhibition “And Courage, Like a Banner, They Carried”.

    Tickets – on mos.ru.

    “Victory Salute” at the State Museum of the Defense of Moscow

    Dates: April 25 – August 31

    Address: Michurinsky Prospect, Olympic Village, Building 3

    Age limit: 6

    On May 9, 1945, to commemorate the victory over Germany, a special salute was given in Moscow: 30 artillery salvos from one thousand guns, accompanied by the cross-beams of 160 searchlights and the launch of multi-colored rockets.

    The Victory Salute is an exceptional event with unique aesthetics and impeccable organization based on engineering and management solutions that were unique for its time. The exhibition at the State Museum of Defense of Moscow will tell the story of this most regulated festive event. The exposition will feature paintings, photographs, and rare materials from personal archives.

    Tickets are available for purchase on mos.ru.

    “With faith in the victory of life…” in the panorama museum “Battle of Borodino”

    Dates: April 29 – July 20

    Address: Kutuzovsky Prospect, Building 38, Building 1

    Age limit: 12

    The exhibition will feature drawings by Nikolai Zhukov, Leonid Golovanov, Vladimir Gorbachenko, Anatoly Gorpenko, Pavel Kirpichev, Yuri Tsishevsky, Dmitry Pyatkin and other front-line artists. They showed how peaceful life was gradually reviving in the territories liberated from occupation. At the same time, the drawings are filled with tragic signs of war, reminding us that battles had recently taken place here. But these works are characterized by faith in victory, historical optimism and humanism.

    You can buy tickets on mos.ru.

    “Victory Park. Images of Memory in Contemporary Russian Art” at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

    Dates: April 30 – August 24

    Address: Petrovka street, house 25, building 1

    Age limit: 6

    The exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art dedicated to the victory in the Great Patriotic War focuses on modern sculptural monuments. Each room will feature photographs, texts and other exhibits to present a monument, and works from the museum’s collection will be gathered around it.

    Visitors will be able to see how the themes of war and Victory have been represented over the last three decades. These events, which in one way or another touched every corner of the country, became a powerful impulse for artists who created countless works throughout Russia and beyond. The exhibition will feature photographs, texts and graphics created at the front, as well as works by veteran and nonconformist artists such as Ernst Neizvestny, Nikolai Vechtomov, Vadim Sidur and other masters.

    Tickets are available for purchase on mos.ru.

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