he had a conflict with sakharov recently, wait, did he come to the sakharovs 2 days ago, they were arguingin, pasha, konyakin, the housekeeper recognized him from the photo, and i 've been herding him for a long time, so now i can safely go and take him, listen, i don't want to upset you, what a great guy, you drilled holes, you are you drilling holes in each other? pasha konyakin died of a heart attack 2 months ago, yes i know, let him look, he can't call him now, i can always go to my old friend, i told you that i can't, leave the place. well, he's healthy, great, good, settled in, you'll drink, and you, i haven't had a drink for 5 years, me too, yeah, yeah, yeah, how much has changed. well yeah, darling, probably, how long has it been since we last saw each other, well somewhere around 8 years, we haven't seen each other, so go on during that time. there's not a single criminal left in our city, he caught them all, well why not, he caught a couple running around, you definitely won't drink, no, a friend is waiting downstairs, why downstairs, let him go up, but he can't, he's tied to the

, the officer became wary, sakharov was known to the whole city, the former policeman gave rides to girls in his moskvich, raped and brutally killed them in the forest, it was very difficult to figure out the maniac, now there is a camera on the red corner and so there was nothing. but his story still excited many, and what if an imitator appeared? let's file a statement, the detectives began searching for the girl, soon found out that elena erokhina had already been a victim, in a completely different criminal case, and it was a truly dramatic story, 4 years ago, lena. that evening lena came home in a terrible state, swollen from tears, disheveled in bruises. lena, who did this? the girl was crying, she was at a birthday party, having fun, when she went home, vitaly shmykov offered to walk her home. she hardly knew the guy, but it was better with him than alone in the dark. vitalik led her through. lena filed a report with the police, then it began, vitalik's father came to the yerohins, made a scandal. he shouted that lena provoked the guy herself, she is a walker, vitalik himself came,

the new tram route will go along sakharov avenue. it is planned to have five stops, they will be located on the square. three stations on masha paryvayeva street in the area of ​​the moscow faz administration building. this 2 km long tram line will connect komsomolskaya square with chistoprudny boulevard. this year, moscow has become the most popular domestic destination for tourists. over the past 8 months, it has been visited by more than 12 million people. they noted the large selection of hotels and high quality of service. in addition to the capital, the tourist top list included st. petersburg, stavropol krai and tatarstan. prices for rental housing in moscow increased by 40%. on average, renting a one-room apartment will now cost about 70,000 rubles per month. experts explained this situation on the market by high demand, including seasonal demand. by the end of the year , rental housing may rise in price by at least another 5%. well, muscovites have already felt the cool breath of autumn, the air temperature has dropped, alth

now briefly about other events: on the new tram route, which will pass along sakharov avenue, it is plannede stops, they will be located at the square of three stations, on masha paryvayeva street in the area of ​​the moscow faz administration building. thus , the line will connect komsomolskaya square with chistoprudny boulevard. construction work will begin next year. well, this year moscow has become the most popular domestic destination for tourists. over the past 8 months, more than 12 million people have visited it. they noted the large number of hotels in the city, as well as the fairly high quality of service. in addition to the capital, in the tourist the top list included st. petersburg, stavropol krai and tatarstan. a special campaign is underway in the moscow region to collect the surplus harvest of lucky farmers. about eighty special bins have been installed. they are located near retail outlets in some snts. suburban products, suitable products will be sent to feed animals, the rest will be processed into industrial compost. will be sent as fertilizer to farms, since the begin

along sadovo-spasskaya street, here traffic is difficult from the intersection with academician sakharov avenue to the intersection. let's look at the road map of the capital, now traffic jams in moscow are estimated at four points, you will have to stand on marshal zhukovo avenue, shchelkovskoye highway and varshavskoye highway in both directions. the slowest highways at the moment are leningradskoye, dmitrovskaya and yaroslavskoye highways towards the center. every day our film crews are leaving for different areas of moscow and. the flow of cars, we are moving towards the highway of enthusiasts from the center of the capital and can observe small traffic jams in the country of sovyolovsky and rizhsky railway stations, there you can lose up to 5 minutes. about how the transport transport situation will change during the day, we were told at the data center. during the day , local difficulties may be in the area of ​​repair work 3 km of the outer side. and mka 29 km of the inner side, as well as in the central part of the city in the area of ​​​​sadovo-somatichnaya street. complicate tr

the first the chairman was the head of the society vsekohudozhnik vasily sakharov, one of the former. he was involved in the cooperative even before the revolution. and when romantic sentiments arose about the need to live healthy, a garden city, a garden city. that's where he came in handy, from the very beginning the young soviet government put the utopian idea of ​​a garden city on solid financial footing, membership in the sokol cooperative cost 60 gold tsarist chervonets, the construction of a cottage cost 600 chervonets, judging by the price of gold, today it would be more than 36 million rubles. the chervonets promised the paschiks an unthinkable 35 years without subletting and expropriation of houses, among those who believed were... cooperative members, nepmans and even former tsarist bankers, as well as the famous zotchii, velikovsky, kandakov, the chief architect of the kremlin morkovnikov, so sokol also became a testing ground for technologies. they built frame-fill english houses, cottages made of tuff and fibrolite, brick german mansions. the constructivists vesnins, for

i'm thinking of figures like andre sakharov and others who were not allowed to emigrate from the soviet union. they would not have been known. they would have been at best marginal, something unknown without what they call foreign voices and by foreign voices they mean radio france, more than just that. but they were an important part of the dramatic change that took place politically during the cold war. in terms of today's broadcasts, yes, there's always pressure on the radios. there must be tv now. it's probably a misnomer to call them radios but that historic lingo in the field. you have to stand your ground. you have a law that protects you. for example, just to give you a very quick example, when the president of whatever administration gives the state of the union, voa broadcast that state of the union in every language, chinese, russian, ukrainian, whatever. they also broadcast, always, the opposite party's response. doesn't matter, whatever. hearings on the hill are covered regardless. no major story ever goes unmentioned. there are even curious moments to jog your memory, from

i'm thinking in particular, figures like alexander social neets and andrei sakharov and others who areish refuseniks who were not allowed to to emigrate from the soviet union, they would have been known. they would have been the best marginal, if simply unknown, without without what they call foreign voices. and by foreign voices, they mean people away. bbc, rfe, rl, radio france, i mean, is more than than just just voa, but they were an important part of the dramatic that took place politically and during the cold war in terms of today's broadcasts, yes, there's always pressure on the radios. we call them the radios, although they're mostly tv now. so it's probably a misnomer to call them radios. but that's just our lingo in the field. but they you have to stand your ground. you have law that protects you. so, for example, i'm just just to give you a very quick example, when the president or whatever administration gives a state of the union, voa broadcasts that state of the union in every language chinese, russian, ukrainian, whatever, they also broadcast all ways the opposite partie