Stories from Russia

An S-400 air defense system was photographed on a Moscow street, leading many media outlets to conclude that the city was deploying air defense systems before the May 9 parade.

Law enforcement officials are warning the public to re-check website addresses and scrutinize them, stating that individuals have disappeared after receiving certain information or items. Law enforcement in Russia is warning the public about individuals who disappear after receiving something, likely money or data.

The director of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia mentioned a proposal to forbid people from entering master's programs. Russia is considering prohibiting citizens from entering master's programs if they lack the potential or relevant work experience to complete the program within two years. Experts, however, said that such a rigid system should not be applied to all specialties, citing an example of a philosophy graduate seeking to enter aircraft construction. Discussions regarding Russia's potential restrictions on master's program admissions include specific examples, such as a philosophy graduate seeking to enter an aircraft construction master's program. Russia is implementing a new system, referred to as a 'white list,' which will restrict internet access to only authorized resources.

Organist Silvio Celegina and Capella are performing works inspired by great artists such as Vinci and Salvador Dalí.

A cultural program will feature songs by war correspondents and pilots, with "Katyusha" highlighted as a favorite. The event will also include instrumental music, specifically "Wait for Me" from Kirill Molchanov. The Mariinsky Theatre is associated with this program.

Dangerous hemorrhagic fever virus strains are present in Russia, though the risk to the general population is low and it lacks pandemic potential. Farmers, grain storage employees, and warehouse workers are identified as high-risk groups for hantavirus infection in the country.

A theatrical concert is scheduled for May 11 in Zaraytse, Russia, featuring a drama reinterpreted through music. This drama previously gathered 32,000 fans in Volgograd.

An investigation revealed that a boy named Jimmy Cook was "simply invented." The source indicated that management put pressure on the individual involved in this fabrication.

A medical center named Shyfa had its online rating blocked by a portal's administration after a former marketing specialist revealed he had inflated the clinic's ratings with fake reviews. The portal's moderators immediately blocked the clinic's rating following this revelation.

Russia is holding events related to World War II from last night until Sunday. Russia is marking 85 years since the start of the Great Patriotic War, when Nazis attacked the Soviet Union.