Transport

Union Pacific, America's largest rail company, is thinking about changing its routes in the face of an unprecedented wave of theft from goods trains around Los Angeles.

North Korea has conducted another test launch of two cruise missiles.

The flight will be carried out from the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

An illegal traveler survived after an 11-hour flight.

The Prosecutor's Office of the State of California (USA) has charged the driver of a Tesla car with manslaughter for a fatal road accident that occurred in 2019.

The Ukrainian authorities systematically destroyed the country's fleet, and now Kiev is not able to defend itself against possible attacks from the sea. Publicist Sergei Grabovsky stated this.

In Russia, the cost of hybrid cars is growing due to new rules for calculating excise taxes.

The Federal Trade Union of Air Traffic Controllers of Russia sent an appeal to President Vladimir Putin with a message about the threat of dismissal of 800 employees of the State Air Traffic Management Corporation.

Almaty airport has suspended work, a spokesman for the press service of the air harbor of the Kazakh city told reporters.

The American F-35 fighter, which belongs to the South Korean Air Force, has a chassis failure. The plane had to land on its belly. This was reported on January 4 by the SBS channel.

More than 3,600 flights worldwide have been cancelled due to inclement weather and the spread of the Omicron coronavirus strain.

The head of the European Space Agency saw the risk of limiting competition in space after Ilon Musk's Starlink launched thousands of satellites. The businessman responded by comparing satellite launches to traffic on Earth.

Director of the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Politics Anton Orlov proposed to introduce a tax deduction for citizens when buying a car.

Taxi prices, which have increased in the pre-New Year period, will remain in the future, said Andrey Popkov, chairman of the Coordinating Council of the Taxiist Interregional Trade Union of Public Transport Workers.