one of thoem, katarina, was married to russia's youngest billionaire.maria, we kn she pursued a career in medical he sciences. the youngest, katarina, was marry to a billionaire, who is under sanctions. they are now divorced. putin's discomfort with speaking about his children was exposed in interviews hedirector oliver. >> are you a grandfather? sgle why. >> do you like your grandchildren? do you play with them. >> translator: very seldom. >> you are a lucky man. two good children. >> translator: i'm proud of them. >> you acknowledge you are a family man. he is more interested in appearing with the russian orthodox church or military situations or riding shirtless on the back of a horse. that's power. family is weakness. >> reporter: putin has a darker reason for keeping his family details secret. >> he doesn't went to be vulnerable to anybody else doing something to him. if a lot is known about his family. >> reporter: a sign enior offic says they are targeting the adult daughters because they believe many of his assets, his money, his luxury possessi

we can easily fix this, fitness instructor valentina beretdinova and her daughter katarina are waitingor us in the pool. and we guarantee you will definitely not want to sleep after this exercise. by the way but you can perform this exercise not only in the water. good morning. i am a mother four times and i know for sure that you children fell in love with gymnastics, i need to have company with them today, my youngest daughter katarina we go into the water, the train takes the right foot to the side, the toe is directed forward, now we lower the foot and put the right foot behind the left, so that help yourself to keep your balance with your hands. we repeat the exercise 10 times. to whom you can easily complicate it, we perform swing with the foot and linger in the upper position for 3 seconds. and now we perform swings with the left leg. the exercise will help strengthen the inner surface of the thigh and the abdominal muscles. training in the pool is more effective due to the resistance of the water, but we can continue to practice on land. we continue, what is common between tea

a few streets away, katarina is also looking for answers. her daughter, victoria, a school teacher, was taken by russian soldiers on march 25th. they said they found information on her phone about their forces, she says. they told me she was in a warm house. that she was working with them and she would be home soon. but victoria never came home. we hope that she will get in touch, katarina says. with somebody somewhere. in this small community of 2,000, it seems no street has been spared. the invaders marked their newly seized territory with graffiti and battle markings. >> a z on their frig. >> reporter: but brave residents like her carry out resistance. we kept it, we kept it, she says. showing the ukrainian flag given to her husband for his military service. we hid it. a bold risk in anticipation of this moment when russian troops would be forced to retreat. and the villages would finally be free. >> reporter: now, a lot of those russian troops who were responsible for these atrocities, not just obviously this one but in a number of towns

katarina, hello to you. thanks for joining us. >> hi.were studying at stanford -- good morning. you saw what was happening in your country and decided to return. so tell me about that decision and what you've been seeing since you've been here. >> well, i think that the day that the war started is the day that my life and the day that the lives of millions of ukrainians changed forever. and you know, before the war, that day i went about my normal life. it was wednesday for me because of the time difference. and at 6:45 p.m. my time putin declared war on ukraine and the moment that he did that anything else in my life stopped mattering and i became a ukrainian above anything else. above a stanford student, above a roommate, above a classmate. and it was a very natural decision for me. i wanted to go -- as soon as i realized its was happening i called my mother and said i needed to go, i needed to leave because i couldn't possibly be continuing any of my normal life when my very identity was at threat. so it felt like a very personal atta

>> well, i he has two daughters maria who is the oldest, and katarina who is younger.er, katarina, is now working in an a.i. institute at the moscow state university. it's believed he probably has squirrelled away some of his $200 billion in money that he has taken for himself and put them into accounts with his daughters' names. and of course his ex-wife, ludmila, also probably has some of his money put away in various accounts. and there are reports that he had many affairs with women after being divorced and one such woman, a gymnast, he apparently had a pair of twins with. and so she might have some of his money put away as well. so it looks apparent that sanctions need to be applied to all of these family members because they may be hiding some of his money. and also because he's starting this waar and he has to have some pain as well because of what he's been causing in ukraine. >> you know, professor, putin doesn't really talk about his family that much, and the -- if at all. the "wall street journal" describes the identities and whereabouts of his daughters hav

nastia and katarina. she doesn't speak english to so we're going to speak to nastia.ke for you first of all to watch what was happening with the tv coverage when this started 52 days ago. help me to take us back to that moment that your sister, you saw her in the airport. i want to know what that was like for you? >> yes, ma'am. so, they were not -- they were escaping. they were on the border and i took them -- i went with them to a place in a shelter where they were able to reach their destination and take them to poland. >> okay. so when you saw her with your nephew come off that plane, bring us into that moment, what was going through your mind? what was going through your heart? >> it was just, i was just happy to see them. that they are near me. and they are now will be safe. and just having part of family with me. and so it is just like -- it was -- i have most of family in ukraine and they just are a part of my family. so when my nephew and -- i was just happy to see them and for them to be with me. >> help us understand what her journey was like. i know that i

. >>> i'd like to bring in katarina, news director and anchor tv rain, an independent russian news outlet. she joins us now from tablisi, georgia. what we have been seeing from cnn, correspondents on the ground across ukraine, is terror being inflicted across the population here. bodies being piled up on the streets. some of them, in fact, bullets in their backs, mass graves being uncovered, civilians being tricked into buses into russian-held territory, something we've been seen in mariupol. is any of this reaching the people of russia? >> people of russia have -- so far, they have the opportunity to use internet. they still have the opportunity to go on youtube to watch, for example, youtube streams that we are doing here, the journalists who were obliged and forced to leave the country. there are several, even a lot of the journalists, independent journalists, who have these youtube streams. people are watching, a main part of the viewers are from russia. youtube is not banned so far. but facebook, twitter, instagram, these social media networks are actually banned in russia. but still

katarina, who is on the left, and maria.er of top putin ally forever minister lavrov. out front, alina karina. i know the sanctions in many ways are largely symbolic. the assets are in many ways hidden. how do you think putin will react to a move like this? a move that was held back and is now being unleashed for a certain reason now. >> certainly, this is very much about making the war personal for putin. there's no question about that. as you said, it's unlikely the sanctions will truly and profoundly affect putin's wealth or financial circumstances. putin has been always a very private person. we know very little about his daughters, maria and katarina. he only mentioned them once in public. their lives are in secrecy. this is very much a calling out of putin as being personally responsible for the war. that means that those around him, the people closest to him, are, inenablers. that's the message of the sanctions. it's going to hit putin where it hurts, his family. >> also, it's putting their faces and their names out t

which happens once in half a century in bad weather, the female name the harsh mediterranean cyclone katarinatests everyone for strength. and now yellow the level of weather danger in moscow and the region. an 11-year-old girl was hit by an arctic wind in lefortovo, she needed medical assistance, and on the moscow ring road , she overturned a lamppost in gusts that fell on a car sharing car and blocked two lanes of traffic, the blizzard did not stop all night, we will work until we clear the roads, until the snow will stop, but it will cope with so much snow, of course, not just snowdrifts have grown by 20 cm, 10,000 pieces of equipment have been fighting the elements for almost a day, clearing the main highways, but the secondary yards covered the parked cars with snow-white caps. there was no winter. so much snow fell in the morning of the panda ding-ding in the moscow zoo, also snow-white, but not a snowstorm, not even a windy wind did not interfere with a juicy breakfast. the unexpected return of winter did not upset the muscovites, it seems. our weather always sings and rain and snow. we

in the meantime joining us is northwestern mutual cio brent shooty and katarina samminetty i want toactions to the comments and how it jives i guess with what you've been saying, your investment case where the markets right now are concerned? >> i think this is the overarching desire of the fed. they want to bring inflation down but not too much to cause a recession. and i get comments about this being a soft landing and i think that is the wrong question to ask me i think the question is which side is the fed going to err on. are they going to err on the side of causing a recession or getting it roll over but not crossing that line because the fed certainly does not want to cause a recession. don't think it is political palatable, or society palatable, so in the time between now and then, we'll eventually have a recession, but between now and then, which could be a couple of years off in the future, i still think you want to own stocks an be in things that are cheaper and quite frankly how faster earnings growth are right now. >> and katarina, i pit the same question to you. how do

which happens once in half a century in bad weather, the female name the harsh mediterranean cyclone katarinatests everyone for strength. and now the yellow level of weather danger in moscow and the region. the arctic wind brought down a tree in lefortovo, an eleven-year-old girl was injured, she needed medical attention, car sharing car and blocked two lanes , the blizzard did not stop all night, we will work until we clear the roads, until the snow stops, but we will cope with so much snow, of course, it’s not just snowdrifts that have grown by 20 cm, 10,000 vehicles have been fighting for almost a day with the elements, clearing the main highways, and the secondary yards covered parked cars with snow-white caps. with such a winter, there was not so much snow, the morning of the panda ding-ding at the moscow zoo also snow-white, but not a blizzard, not even a gusty wind did not interfere with a juicy breakfast. the unexpected return of winter did not upset the muscovites, it seems. our weather always sings and rain and snow. we enjoy walking. here we went out to enjoy the weather of such wo

katarina weather forecasters predict a wind increase of up to 14 m/s.rday and sunday evenings, a record amount of snow on the roads for this time of year may fall, possibly the formation of snow drifts and icy conditions. so be careful. yes, but we still lacked the cold spring, well, our time on the air ends with a few seconds of the program. you will not believe. well, we 'll see you exactly one week later on saturday at 19:00. stay with us. stay your central, yeah meet bye. the whole country mourns the star of the film in the wizards crew man with boulevard capuchin alexandry, yakovleva she passed away last friday. it seems to me that a person should leave behind something very important for the generations that follow us. the death of a soviet screen star was first announced by her close friend, film director, nikolai lebedev by phone. he has a hard time finding words. i understand that this is still in the same oncology, yes, with which she fought for so long.

twentieth century, the scenery is immersed in that very italy from the imagination of konchalovsky katarinaysotskaya turned out not even obstinate but hysterical, but even in the absurd italian, her restrained aristocratic manner. i'm more like my sister, not even my older sister's mother, so absolutely nothing to do with these relationships in my life, glory. god did not happen, because they are more like rivals here, and we have e love. uh, mutual understanding, support and so on. parins batista play alexander filipenko the best improvisation, the one that he learned yesterday, the american ladies said no, but to pretend like my friend son, we can play. and it's us, it's herman, that's how he gathered us all in decorating konchalovsky's shrew, there's no experimentation. everything is traditional and this is the director's genius for one of the most popular shakespearean comedies. konchalovsky already addressed in 2014, when the 450th lady of william shakespeare was celebrated. then andrey sergeevich staged the taming of the shrew with italian actors and on the italian stage in naples tod

almost half of the monthly norm of precipitation fell on katarina, heavy snowfall, last night the capitala in ulan-ude fell on a comb, all municipal equipment went out of the streets and the snow had to be closed local airports delayed several flights that spring was postponed indefinitely, and a rare natural phenomenon observed by the inhabitants of sakhalin over the island, giant lenticular clouds hung over the island, which, according to local signs, does not promise an early warming. and the samara region is drowning in melt water, a rainy autumn, an unprecedented snowy winter and a sharp warming turned into a strong flood about how the region copes with high water in ruslan bikbulatov's report. washes away streams of dirty melt water pave their own course. through the settlements , the roads are washed away, sand is washed here and goes through the plots, and the water was rapidly driving people away from their homes. ai-ai-ai, comrades. we swim chapaeva first streets. you parted, as if the river along the street along the roadway. it is not clear what is happening, of course, evacua

katarina brought the capital region an anomalous amount of rainfall close to the record of fifty yearsue to temperature drops, sleet formed on the roads, but impulses. winds reached 15 m/s. the beginning of the week also turned out to be not very. spring night, the thermometer will drop below zero, but according to forecasts of april heat. it is not long to wait, weather forecasters promise that from thursday the temperature will confidently go up, and closer to the weekend it will rise to plus 10-13 °. it is necessary while the next news release will be on the air in less than an hour, and the information channel on the first will continue the program of the big game. good evening , the information channel on the first continues a big the game is working live. today, the russian armed forces continued to systematically regroup from the north to the south-east of ukraine , preparing a major offensive operation. the armed forces of the donetsk luhansk people's republic continued to attack the operations of the russian armed forces with precision-guided weapons systems. the last day hit

friday will get warmer, but plus 13. 10,000 units of equipment eliminate the consequences of cyclone katarinae capital in some areas of the city, the increase in snow amounted to 23 see under special control cleaning of pedestrian areas of approaches to public transport stops, a metro station and a social facility, 1,500 emergency teams are ready to quickly respond to possible emergency situations, according to the supervisor hydrometeorological center of russia roman wilfent snowdrifts. in moscow, they grew by 21 cm in a day. this is a record. in the near future, several modern schools will appear on the territory of new moscow, they will be built in the settlements, sosensky vnukovskaya dissionovskaya and mosrentgen, each educational institution will be able to accept more than a thousand teenagers. also in the twenty-third year it is planned to open schools on the volokolamskoye highway, lublinskaya street and in the seventeenth quarter of nekrasovka, as noted sergei sobyanin, the new building will be functional and modern equipment in the classrooms. all news is always available on the me

two good children. >> translator: yes, i'm proud of them. >> reporter: katarina is also known for herw the women grown with children of their own. >> are you a good grandfather? do you play with them in the garden? >> translator: very seldom. >> reporter: very little is known about his wealth although independent investigators believe it is vast. several concluding that putin is a billionaire. he lives like one. his opponents who hope to expose russian corruption have released images of what is believed to be his $1.4 billion home, known as putin's palace, and his $700 million yacht registered under others' names and that is why the u.s. is targeting those closest to putin. a white house official saying 245i believe many of putin assets are hidden with family members. the u.s. and eu taking new aim at the oligarchs who support him. on monday officials seized a $90 million yacht called "tango." over 600 companies have withdrawn their businesses from russia so far. some like chanel even refusing to sell products to russians abroad unless they confirm they won't use those products in rus

fell in love with gymnastics , i need to keep company with them today with my youngest daughter katarinaot behind the left, to maintain balance we help ourselves with our hands. we repeat the exercise 10 times. to whom you can easily complicate it, we perform swing with the foot and linger in the upper position for 3 seconds. and now we perform swings with the left leg. the exercise will help strengthen the inner surface of the thigh and the abdominal muscles. training in the pool is more effective due to water resistance, but we can continue to practice on land. how did you wake up or one eye is still sleeping, by the way, it's easy to generally wake up quickly, come to working condition. do you know that even the color of the walls affects our cheerfulness or lack of it. now we are going to talk about it and find out. why it is necessary to change the picture in front of your eyes more often. why the purple color is the most mysterious, in short, a lot of interesting and useful things were noticed in one room , we calmly, and from another i want to leave as soon as possible one of the

friday will warm up to plus 13. 10,000 units of equipment eliminate the consequences of cyclone katarinathe capital in some areas of the city, the increase in snow amounted to 23 cm. under special control, the cleaning of pedestrian zones of approaches to public transport stops , metro station and social facility for quick response to 1,500 emergency teams are ready for possible emergency situations, according to the scientific director of the hydrometeorological center of russia roman wilfman, snowdrifts in moscow have grown by 21 cm in a day. this is a record. on kutuzovsky prospekt, a carsharing car slid into an underground pedestrian crossing. the accident occurred the day before at the intersection with the rublevsky highway, according to the metropolitan department of transport. the female driver was in a state of intoxication and lost control of the pedestrian crossing. at the time of the accident there was no one. all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the website smotrim.ru see you soon. everyone has things that someone needs mor

friday will warm up to 10-13. 10,000 pieces of equipment eliminates the consequences of cyclone katarinan the capital in some areas of the city, the increase was 23 cm, under special control, the cleaning of pedestrian areas of approaches to public transport stops, a metro station and a social facility to quickly 1,500 emergency teams are ready to respond to possible emergency situations, according to the scientific director of the hydrometeorological center of russia, roman wilfon sugroby . in moscow, they grew by 21 cm in a day. this is a record. admission of children to the capital school of arts will begin on april 15, parents will be able to submit an electronic application for the new academic year on the mayor's website mos.ru notes that the admission company will last until june 15, according to the capital's department of culture, there are more than 150 organizations involved in aesthetic testing in the city children and adolescents are trained in all areas of education in the field of culture and art. we need to make the car all the news is always available on the media platfo

to weather forecasts, on friday all 16 is great news, especially after the mediterranean cyclone katarinamoscow over the weekend with an abnormal amount of precipitation a few days ago. that's just sitting for the time being, we are following the development of events, and the information channel on the first will continue the program time will tell. the information channel on the first continues time will tell anatoly kuzichev olesya loseva we continue to monitor the special military operation of russia in ukraine to acquaint you with how it goes so in the luhansk republic in the boundary there is a purge, they knock out the nationalists who have settled in the firing points, an accurate and brief comment on the situation, we listen from the lpr guardsman. hard so now there will be unique shots in a special operation in ukraine involving weapons of enormous power, self-propelled artillery mounts, small for armament. they were adopted in 1986 and are still among the most powerful guns in the world. and this is the work of the russian system volley fire grad on ukrainian artillery position

katarina weather forecasters predict a wind increase of up to 14 m/s.ening of saturday and sunday may fall a record amount of snow for this time of year on the roads, possibly the formation of snowdrifts. and golodets so be careful. yes, but we still lacked the cold spring, well, our time on the air ends with a few seconds of the program. you will not believe. well, we see you in exactly one week on saturday at 19:00. stay with us. stay your central television. see you. bye. hello you are now about the main thing. medical landing in the donbass to help local residents arrived russian doctors in the krasnoyarsk territory are raging forest fires are under threat were summer cottages. today passes.

dozens of flights have been canceled at katarina airports on icy roads, drivers urge to slow down, increasee and not to park cars near trees, pedestrians are advised to bypass billboards, construction caps, weather forecasters predict that such an april winter may linger in the region for a few more days. this is big news. and now, what will happen next in our program, new data from the ministry of defense that have just arrived and a report from mariupol where they are now, decisive battles, how the labrador feels, marik is the owner, who was shot by militants. azov, where is he and who has it now? how the situation around ukraine is viewed in distant argentina sergey brilev discovered a lot in common among the ancestors of the legendary maradona and the russians, and what we will remember alexandra yakovlev, did not become the favorite actress of millions the day before. this is a monstrous exclusive, so that they will not try to rob us again and it is very important that the interview with peskovy is not capable of any stupidity. and when you found out about the sanctions against you per

children fell in love with gymnastics, i need to keep company with them today with my youngest daughter katarina. to keep the balance we help ourselves with our hands. we repeat the exercise 10 times. to whom you can easily to make it more difficult, we perform a leg swing and linger in the upper position for 3 seconds. and now we perform swings with the left leg. the exercise will help strengthen the inner surface of the thigh and the abdominal muscles. training in the pool is more effective due to the resistance of the water, but we can continue to practice on land. spring is on the calendar and in many regions, gardeners and gardeners are already hard at work on their heaps, vegetables are green flowers. that's all, it will soon rise in them, bloom and will give joy. and, of course, this joy is not very sometimes there are enough residents of the metropolis who do not have such a site, but there is still a craving for beauty. here is the question. is it possible to somehow build this garden in a city dweller, karina makaryan, right in front of her windows, everything turned out to be privatel

katarina says after two weeks she's returning to kyiv.trying to live away from home all this time? >> so bad. you don't know what's wrong with your relatives, with your family. >> reporter: it's not a permanent way to live. >> yeah. >> reporter: the polish government says 2.5 million ukrainians have come in since the war began. as of this weekend 442,000 have gone from poland back to ukraine. housing is a problem as poland struggles with the influx of women, children and the elderly. poland's residents have welcomed ukrainian families into their homes but living on strange floors and out of bags can only go on for so long. poland allows ukrainians to work and collect government assistance but there's the red tape, standing in long lines with fellow war refugees to file the proper papers and then there's child care and schooling, trying to rage kids with new language and cultural barriers. poland wants to help but nearly six weeks into war, the signs of strain are getting harder to ignore. >> the polish people will welcome ukrainians becau

katarina said after two weeks, she's returning to kyiv. >> what is it like trying to live away from home all this time? >> so bad. because you don't know what is wrong with your relatives, your family. >> reporter: it's not a permanent way to live. >> yeah. >> reporter: the polish government said 2.5 million ukrainians have come in since the war began. as of this weekend, 442,000 have gone from poland back to ukraine. housing is a problem. poend struggles to absorb the influx of women, children, and the elderly. poland's residents have welcomed ukrainian families into their homes but living on strange floors and out of bags can only go on for so long. poland allows ukrainians to work and collect government assistance, but there's the red tape. standing in long lines with fellow war refugees to file the proper papers. and then there's childcare and schooling. trying to raise kids with new language and cultural barriers. poland wants to help but nearly six weeks into this war, the signs of strain are getting harder to ignore. >> the polish people will welcome ukrainians, whatever happens.

a fight 81-year-old katarina witnessed up close in her village. there were explosions. explosions from all sides. it was scary, she tells me. i am in my house. i cross myself and lie down and then i hear how it thund derd and all the windows in the house were broken. the ukrainians tell us the russian troops didn't bother collecting most of their own dead. more than a week after vladimir putin's army was pushed out of here, they show us the body of what they say was a russian soldier still laying in the woods. that's not all they've left behind. this demining unit says they found hundreds of tons of unexploded ordinants. these weapons are extremely dangerous for civilians who might accidentally touch them, the commander says. there are about 50 such elements in one bomb, he says. this is a high explosive fragmentation bomb to kill people designed just to kill people. they blow up the cluster bomblet on the spot and move in for a massive controlled explosion. the body collecting, the mine sweeping and the clearing of wreckage are just starting in this area and yet this p

>>> today the european union plans to hit vladimir putin's daughters with sanctions. 35-year-old katarinaostova are on the list of targets. nick robertson has the latest. what do we know about his daughters and what kinds of sanctions could they be facing? >> reporter: well, we're still waiting to get more details from the european union, precisely what they intend for putin's daughters. it feels as if this is more symbolic, that this is a message directly to president putin but perhaps one that's not going to fakt his callousness. we know they are targeting european ports and they're banning russian vessels. this part of the new sanctions package would be in essence more of a personal message to president putin and, for example, stopping buying russian coal, which is worth $4.3 billion a year to russia. the european union is considering whether or not to cut oil purchases from russia which would have a much more significant economic impact on russia. if you look at all of the other supplies coming to europe since the beginning of the war, the sum total is over $21 billion in just over 40

a fight 81-year-old katarina witnessed up close in her village."there were explosions, explosions from all sides. it was scary," she tells me. "i am in hmy house. i crossed myself and lay down. all the windows in the house were broken." the ukrainians tell us the russian troops didn't even bother collecting most of their own dead. they showed us the body of what they say was a russian soldier still laying in the woods. and that's not all they've left behind. this demining unit says they found hundreds of tons of unexploded ordnance in just a matter of days, including cluster munitions like this bomblet even though the russians deny using them. "these weapons are extremely dangerous for civilians who might accidentally touch them," the commander says. there are about 50 such elements in one bomb, he says. this is a high explosive fragmentation bomb to kill people, designed just to kill people. they blow up the cluster bomblet on the spot and then move the heavier bombs to a different location for a massive controlled explosion. the body collecting,

i think it came from katarina posch, he was the professor at pratt that hugh and john interviewed. and she's a professor of design there and knows a great deal of history of design. and doing that section of the film, the film displays some incredible examples of the beauty and the uniqueness of bakelite, including a radio nurse -- those of the that of seen the film know what i'm talking about -- but if you can remember this from the 40s, it was the first monitor for babies, and it was designed by noguchi, and it had a really amazing design to it in the fact that it looked like a head and it had a japanese warrior type of grill, and will work to it. but it was sleek and beautiful, and she talks long about that. we have a film, a separate film about her lecture on bakelite design, which is worth checking out on the all things bakelite website. >> yeah! and the thing is that what happened after world war ii is that many new plastics were not nearly as good as bakelite more manufacturers thought, well any plastic can be used like bakelite can be used. so a lot of cheap, shoddy product

katarina says after two weeks, she's returning to kyiv. >> what is it like trying to live away from homet know what's wrong with your relatives, with your family. >> it's not a permanent way to live? >> yeah. >> reporter: the polish government says 2.5 million ukrainians have come in since the war began. as of this weekend, 442,000 have gone from poland back to ukraine. housing is a problem. as poland struggles to absorb the influx of women, children and the elderly. poland's residents have welcomed ukrainian families into their homes. but living on strange floors and out of bags can only go on for so long. poland allows ukrainians to work and collect government assistance. but there's the red tape. standing in long lines with fellow war refugees to file the proper papers. and then there's child care and schooling. trying to raise kids with new language and cultural barriers. poland wants to help. but nearly six weeks into this war, the signs of strain are getting harder to ignore. >> the polish people will welcome ukrainians whatever happens because they are fighting for our freedom, an

friday will warm up to plus 13. 10,000 units of equipment eliminate the consequences of cyclone katarinaorological center said. russia roman wildfant snowdrifts. in moscow, they grew by 21 cm in a day. this is a record. more than 5,000 beds are being taken out of work with covid patients in the capital's hospitals. according to the mayor's office, due to the improvement of the epit situation medical and rehabilitation centers among them and the maternity hospital named after filatov, which received pregnant women during the pandemic, four large reserve hospitals will be mothballed, tomography centers will also resume scheduled admissions of patients with coronavirus infection, 11 hospitals will continue to receive more than 3,000 beds all news. always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site smotrim.ru see you soon . i am an entrepreneur, but right now my business needs support, so i opened a sber account become a sber business client and save with useful services for 0 rubles forever sber business with us every second entrepreneur it has been proven tha