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The Russian Ministry of Health has decided to introduce specialists focused on healthy aging to the country's longevity centers. These specialists will provide care for neurological, gastrointestinal, and mental health needs of elderly patients.

Russian traffic authorities, the GIBDD, have dismissed rumors regarding an increase in automobile fines as fake news. Drivers are urged to rely only on verified information sources.

The Chinese yuan has risen to over 11 rubles per yuan. Stock markets have not performed as strongly compared to other regions despite economic growth.

Russian Railways (RZD) has introduced a 50% discount on the transportation of ferrous scrap metal via rail. The special terms are scheduled to remain in effect until September 30, with a possibility of extension until the end of the year.

Russia has announced a one-way ceasefire starting from 00:00 on the transition from May 5 to May 6. President Putin made the decision to implement the cessation of combat activities. The Ministry stated the pause aims to facilitate diplomatic processes and maintain communication with the United States regarding a just peace. All Russian forces will cease combat activities in special military operation zones during this period. The Ministry of Defense also reported that Ukrainian forces attempted a terrorist attack on civilian infrastructure in Saint Petersburg. The Ministry stated the period aims to facilitate a new round of exchange actions in the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Russia intends to monitor partner contacts to promote a just peace and ensure its own security.

The former owner and CEO of Svoboda factory, Evgeniy Panteliev, died last December. He held assets valued at nearly 500 million rubles. Heirs will gain full rights to manage these assets in six months.

A banker named Morgan has become the center of a corporate scandal.

Russia has reportedly recruited tens of thousands of soldiers, including students and youth, through methods described as fraudulent. These recruits are being sent to the front lines as part of advanced assault groups.

Scammers used call centers to defraud Russian citizens of more than 30 million rubles.

A relative of a person fighting in Russia reported that the individual was recruited under false promises of security work. The person traveled to Russia on March 20, according to the source. Communication with the individual ceased one week ago.