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Russia is developing a weapon that will use a neural network, Sergey Urzhumtsev, chief designer of Kalashnikov Concern JSC, said in his last interview.

Former football coach Valery Gazzayev will leave the State Duma following elections

The results of remote electronic voting will be checked in Moscow, said Alexey Venediktov, head of the capital's public headquarters for election observation.

After the elections, Rospotrebnadzor reported an increase in the number of patients with covid in 36 regions

Taliban threatened with armed confrontation for breaking promises

A representative of the British Prime Minister said that Boris Johnson is looking forward to the "Summit for Democracy" announced for December 9-10, "which will help implement international actions".

Erdogan once again declared the" annexed " Crimea. Earlier, Turkey refused to recognize the State Duma elections on the peninsula. In response, the Russian Foreign Ministry promised to make "appropriate conclusions".

From 2022, Russians will begin to receive all the required payments automatically.

The head of the Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, commented on the words of her deputy Sergey Shvetsov about pensions and pensioners and called them "extremely unsuccessful", as reported by the media.

Marina Lybaneva, who ran for the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, who is the daughter of its chairman Vyacheslav Makarov, has applied to change her surname to her father's.

According to the Kremlin, there are no results of the investigation into Litvinenko's death, so Russia's accusations of his death are "at least unfounded".

The statement of the Turkish Foreign Ministry about the non-recognition of the elections in Crimea will have a negative impact on relations between the two countries, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova believes.

Commander of the Central Military District, Alexander Lapin, spoke about the risk of a Taliban breakout into the territory of Russia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Iran and Uzbekistan.