Stories from Russia

A fire in a house in the Siberian region resulted in the deaths of seven family members.

Prince Shuisky was defeated and fled to Novgorod, where the struggle reached its peak. King Casimir, whom they had asked for help, and the Livonian Order refused to assist.

A listener prefers dwarf fruit trees because they are convenient to care for and do not shed fruit on the roof. From a distance of 5 meters, apples can be harvested without damage. The listener also mentioned having many 'dryny' trees.

A family of seven has died in a house fire in Siberia. A house fire in the Vologda region resulted in the deaths of seven people. The Vologda region is currently facing a budget deficit attributed to falling metal profits.

A specific variety of smelt fish can have its fruiting period extended, though this process is labor-intensive. It is simpler to plant different varieties with staggered fruiting times and protect them from late frosts. This method offers effective protection against late frosts. Smelt fish from Russia has become a popular food item for residents of St. Two types of smelt fish, ryapushka and koryushka, are mentioned as being popular. The fish can be marinated, smoked, dried, baked, or served with greens and caviar. A classic preparation involves fried smelt, with chef Alexey Tkachenko sharing preparation secrets.

A technique involving placing snow on top of a structure, which is then covered with a tarp, creates a thermos-like effect. This method can delay the start of fruiting for certain varieties. The process is described as labor-intensive.

A special project on Business FM Russia is exploring the reverse process of how computer games influence the popularity and earnings of footballers, and even their match preparation.

Smelt fish, often associated with St. Petersburg, is also found in other regions. Russian chef and culinary researcher Alexey Tkachenko notes its use in restaurants, often served fresh with salads.

Komsomolskaya Pravda criticized Ukrainian politicians, referring to them as dilettantes and uneducated. The broadcast suggested that German and Russian armies passed by delegations without incident.

Radio Liberty published satellite images showing wildfire smoke in Perm extending over a length of 120 kilometers. The smoke plume was described as concerning from a Russian perspective, with warnings issued about carcinogenic substances in the air.