🇷🇺 Roads in Russia will now be musical

🎶 Noise markings start to “sound” if a car deviates to the side of the road. It is assumed that this will help reduce the number of road accidents.

🗓 The first such "singing" stripes will be installed on the M-11 Moscow-St. Petersburg highway. Testing of this innovation will begin before the end of 2024 .

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🐻 Have you ever seen a mother bear and her cubs digging a den for the winter?

📹 Rare footage of this natural phenomenon was published by the Altai Biosphere Reserve.

"We noticed that this digging of a hole by bears on a slope is significantly different from the spring and summer digging of holes in search of food. The mother bear seems to be conducting a master class, and the cubs diligently repeat," said the authors of the video and employees of the reserve Roman Vorobyov and Tatyana Klimenko.

📌 It is noted that the timing of the bears is all right - they do not dig a den in one approach. In the process of arrangement, the animals may not like something and they will "move" to another place.

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🇷🇺 Voronezh: A City with a Rich History and a Connection to Africa

🏙 Voronezh is one of the oldest cities in Russia, located in the European part of the country. Its official year of foundation is 1586. Interestingly, the outlines of the Voronezh Region resemble those of Africa.

🚤 The city played a significant role in Russian history. It was here that Peter I laid the foundations for the future Russian navy and spent a total of 500 days of his life. During this time, Voronezh effectively became the temporary capital of Russia. The capital of the state was located wherever the sovereign's tent was pitched.

💧 Another unique fact is the Voronezh Reservoir. It is one of the largest reservoirs in the world located entirely within a city. It is a favorite recreation spot for both locals and tourists.

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🦘 Meet Bambi's Farm in Russia, Where You Can Mingle with Reindeer and Escape Stress

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🇷🇺 Russian Post Resumes Deliveries to 7 African Countries

🌍 Russian Post has resumed postal service to Gambia, Cabo Verde, Liberia, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, CAR, and Equatorial Guinea, which was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic.

✈️ Shipments will be delivered by air 5 times a week from Domodedovo Airport via Casablanca. EMS items will be accepted in CAR, Mauritania, and Cabo Verde; EMS items and parcels in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Equatorial Guinea; and EMS items, parcels, and small packets in Gambia.

📊 Together with the new countries, a total of 46 out of 54 African countries (excluding Western Sahara) have become available for postal items from Russia.

📈 The most popular export destinations on the continent are Egypt (28.5%), Tunisia (11.7%), and Morocco (11.2%).

📅 The average delivery time for international EMS items is 17 calendar days.

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😍 One of the most beautiful cathedrals in St. Petersburg is considered to be the Smolny Cathedral or the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ.

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📆 Retro Moscow: Summer in the Capital in 1934

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🇷🇺📰 Meeting of the Russian President with High Representatives of the BRICS States Responsible for Security Issues Begins at Constantine Palace

"This is the fourteenth such meeting to be held in this format within the BRICS framework. However, this time, delegations from new states that have joined our association as full members since January 1 are taking part in it. Moreover, there was a meeting with the participation of our colleagues from countries that are not yet part of BRICS but sincerely want to work with our association more closely".

🗣 Putin noted that the meeting of high representatives is one of the important stages in preparing for the BRICS and BRICS Plus/Outreach summit, which will be held on October 22–24 in the Russian city of Kazan.

📈 Putin also highlighted the growing interest in BRICS from many countries:

"We could not ignore the growing interest in BRICS from many countries. To date, more than three dozen countries, or more precisely 34 countries, have expressed a desire to join our association's activities in one form or another."

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📚 Without Cyril and Methodius, the monuments of ancient Russian literature, chronicles, and the lives of the saints would hardly have reached their descendants. These people went down in history not only as the creators of the alphabet, but also as preachers of Christian doctrine and philosophers.

👨‍👩‍👦 Not many people know that Cyril and Methodius were brothers. But initially the boys were not called that way. The eldest, strong and more courageous was named Michael (in monasticism the name Methodius). And the youngest, who was constantly ill, but very gifted, was called Constantine (in monasticism the name Cyril). The age difference between them was 12 years. The brothers were always friends, the elder taking care of the younger.

🎓 From childhood, Cyril was a very gifted person. He mastered all the sciences of his time perfectly, among them: literature, rhetoric, grammar, dialectics, astronomy, music. He knew Hebrew, Slavic, Greek, Latin, and Arabic well.

🛡 Methodius decided to take a completely different path. He went to military service. He later became the ruler of one of the Byzantine principalities. But after a while he decided to leave such a lifestyle and take monastic vows.

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🇷🇺 The expression "Не разлей вода" (literally: "Don't spill water") means that two people are very close, friendly, or in a strong relationship. It is often used to describe an inseparable pair of friends or loved ones.

🇬🇧 Similar expressions in English include "thick as thieves" or "joined at the hip".

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🇷🇺 Russia, Novosibirsk region, Abrashinsky quarry is famous for its crystal clear lakes, which were formed on the site of former sand quarries. The lakes are surrounded by pine forest.

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🔭 View of Moscow from Leninskiye (Vorobyovy) Hills in 1948

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⚡️ Nadezhda Babkina, a Soviet and Russian folk and pop singer, sang with a droid.

🇷🇺🎶 The singer performed a song with a droid at the Tenth St. Petersburg Forum of United Cultures, which caused a mixed reaction on the network. Some netizens admired the duet, while others expressed concern about a possible takeover of the world by AI and robots with empty, sad eyes.

🎤 Nadezhda Babkina noted in her speech at the forum that AI can help with creativity, but there are concerns about its impact on the soul and human nature.

🗣 Konstantin Ernst, General Director of Channel One, also spoke on the topic, saying that it is impossible to avoid the development of AI. According to him, there are both great prospects and dangers. AI can replace people in areas where the speed of computation is higher, but it will not be able to do this where talent is involved. Ernst stressed that it is impossible to ban AI, but it is necessary to control its development in order to avoid negative consequences.

❓What do you think, will AI replace humans or not?

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🐾 Breaking news: a capybara from the Moscow Zoo has learned to give a paw.

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✨ Northern Lights lit up the sky over Russian regions on the night of September 13

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