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Russia is creating a coastal missile system for the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile, TASS reports citing sources.

South Korean Samsung and American Apple have applied for documents to sell their new gadgets in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).

The existing smallpox vaccines in Russia are just as effective against monkeypox, said Elena Malinnikova, head of the Department of Virology at the Russian Medical Academy.

In Russia, there are problems with the purchase of some medical devices, said Ekaterina Karakulina, director of the Department of Organization of Medical Care of Russia.

The Chumakov Center stopped the production of the vaccine due to the lack of demand for it from the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.

Military expert Konstantin Sivkov, on the air of Evening Moscow, described how Russian hypersonic missiles are superior to their American counterparts.

Russia should be wary of the arrival of American Switchblade and Black Hornet drones in Ukraine, since the country has not yet developed similar weapons to fight the enemy.

Moscow will help Minsk in matters of rocket production, agreements on this were announced by the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.

The value of the batch is estimated at more than 50 million Swiss francs (€48.1 million).

According to preliminary plans, the first «green» car can be presented as early as 2024.

The State Duma is developing a bill that provides for a double tax deduction when buying a home.

The European Union is preparing a new accusation against Apple in an antitrust case. This was reported by the Financial Times, citing its own sources.

Vladimir Putin instructed the government to extend restrictions on the export of certain types of fertilizers until August 31, providing for the possibility of further prolongation of this measure.

Western countries may face a food crisis and mass starvation, Estonian President Alar Karis is sure.

Anti-Russian sanctions could cause food shortages around the world, said The Daily Telegraph columnist, economist Liam Halligan.