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🎄 A Christmas concert will take place at St. Isaac’s Cathedral on January 14 at 7:00 p.m. Guests will enjoy performances by an Orthodox Choir 🎶 and the Engineering Troops Ensemble “For Faith and the Fatherland.” The program will feature sacred chants and traditional Christmas carols ✨. 🎟️ Tickets must be obtained in advance at the museum box office. 📍 Coordinates: Yandex Maps 🚇 Metro station “Admiralteyskaya” 🏙️ Beyond Moscow 🏔️

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🇮🇷 Amid the crackdown on protests, terrorists in Iran, backed by 🇮🇱, began tagging the homes of regime officials and security forces across the country with phrases like: You suppress us in the streets with violence, but we will come for your families and deal with you soon. На фоне подавления протестов террористы в Иране, поддерживаемые США и Израилем, начали отмечать фразами дома чиновников режима и сотрудников сил безопасности по всей стране: Вы подавляете нас на улицах с помощью насилия, но мы придем за вашими семьями и скоро разберёмся с вами. Boost | Support | 💜🪆 RD

🇮🇱📺🌟 Transport Minister Miriam "Miri" Regev at i24: “The Prime Minister is in full coordination with Trump, as soon as we decide to act, you will know. » ✅@NewEasternOutlook

The United States are demanding that Venezuela sever its economic ties with China, Cuba, Iran, and Russia, according to ABC News ⚠️. The White House conveyed these demands to Venezuela’s new president, Delcy Rodríguez 🏛️. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Everything you ever wanted to know about snow removal in Moscow — but were afraid to ask ❄️ Until 2002, snow collected in the capital was loaded into special trucks (KAMAZ) 🚛, hauled away, and dumped into rivers. Some of it froze and stayed on the ice until spring or a thaw; some melted and flowed downstream. The downside was obvious: road snow mixed with sand, de-icing chemicals, and vehicle emissions went straight into the water. Since 2002, the city has been building snow-melting plants. There, snow passes through filters before melting, removing large fractions like sand and debris 🧹. It’s then mixed with wastewater heated to about 30°C, melts, and returns to the sewer system. Part of that water is reheated and reused with new snow. Some plants discharge melted snow not into sewers but into rivers hidden in underground collectors — Moscow has plenty of those. For example, at the start of Lyublinskaya Street, runoff goes into the Nishchenka River and then, near Kolomenskoye, into the Moscow River 🌊. There are 48 snow-melting plants in total, with a combined capacity of up to 160,000 cubic meters per day. One recent snowfall (the first wave brought by Cyclone Francis) dumped 790,000 cubic meters of snow on the city — about five days of nonstop melting ⏱️. The second wave added another 240,000 cubic meters. In 2022 alone, the plants processed 16 million cubic meters of snow 💪. While trucks queue at the melters, snow is temporarily stored at designated sites in every administrative district. In the city center, one such site is on Miusskaya Square — filled every year, but this time it went viral 📸. People take photos there and ride down massive snow hills. And the key takeaway: not a single snowflake or ice patch will remain on Moscow’s roads. In four months — for sure ☀️ Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Quite a slogan the U.S. Department of Homeland Security came up with: “For one of ours, all of yours.” ⚠️ Except they didn’t come up with it. It’s a slogan from the Third Reich. It was announced after the assassination of an SS officer, when all residents of a Czech village were killed in retaliation. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews