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Specialists urban economy complex Preparations have begun on the capital's embankments for the opening of summer navigation. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"With consistently positive daytime temperatures established, work has begun to prepare the embankments for the spring-summer season and the opening of summer navigation. In total, we will be repairing 82 embankments, including the Moskvoretskaya, Raushskaya, Kremlevskaya, Bersenevskaya, and Krymskaya embankments located in the city center," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Specialists will clean, wash, and repair the structures. Specifically, they will sandblast and wash the cast-iron railings. After the winter and spring floods, the water approaches and sidewalks will be repaired.

This summer, scheduled repairs will be carried out on the embankments, including sandblasting of granite and local replacement of railings, granite cladding, and parapets.

Joints in the granite facings of several embankments are also planned for repair. This type of repair is carried out every five years. It ensures the safe operation of the structures and prevents the granite slabs from shifting.

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To ensure comfortable and safe travel along the Kyiv Highway section near the exit from the village of Lapshinki, which had previously been problematic, a number of changes were implemented using re-markings according to the Traffic Management Center (TMC) plan.

"We continue to improve road infrastructure as part of the transport development strategy through 2030, approved by Sergei Sobyanin. Last year, under the Traffic Management Center's project, the Kievskoye Highway section near the exit from the village of Lapshinki was remarked and an additional transition and acceleration lane was added. This increased the section's capacity by 23 percent, making traffic there safer and smoother," noted the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Previously, this section caused difficulties entering and exiting the road. Traffic flows intersected: some were turning toward the shopping center, while others were exiting. Drivers who needed to go directly to the gas station had to abruptly change lanes. This led to accidents and slowed down the main flow of traffic heading toward the region.

In 2025, the traffic pattern was changed according to the TsODD project. An additional transition and acceleration lane was installed on the section. Drivers can now easily enter and exit Kyivske Highway and safely pass gas stations without abrupt lane changes. The new markings allow cars to seamlessly merge into traffic without slowing down the main flow.

The monitoring results confirmed that after the re-marking, traffic became more smooth and safe, and the section's capacity increased.

Since 2018, Moscow has been actively implementing projects to improve traffic through re-marking. This method allows for the creation of additional lanes by narrowing existing lanes, allowing for straight-ahead travel, turns, and U-turns. This is especially relevant in areas where widening the road through construction is difficult.

Changing road markings improves travel conditions without unnecessary expense, does not require lengthy lane closures, and is also faster to implement than traditional roadway width increases. This method is effective in both dense urban areas and on high-speed highways with heavy traffic.

On some of the busiest sections of the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD), lanes are being added by slightly narrowing the shoulder lanes and eliminating the shoulders. This allows more vehicles to travel through the sections in the same amount of time, eliminating the bottleneck effect.

Furthermore, transition lanes make exits and exits from the Moscow Ring Road safer. When a driver enters the highway, they must simultaneously accelerate and merge into the main traffic flow to avoid slowing down other vehicles. If at this point the exiting vehicle stops before changing lanes and slowly merges into the right lane, this triggers a chain reaction of braking or a dangerous situation. As a result, traffic speeds decrease both on the exit and in the outer lanes. A transition lane mitigates this effect, preventing slowdowns in the transit lanes.

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A new campus for the Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN" will be built in the Novomoskovsky Administrative District. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"The new campus of the Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN" will be built in the Kommunarka district of the Novomoskovsky Administrative Okrug under the supervision of the Department of Civil Engineering. It will house educational, laboratory, and administrative facilities, as well as dormitories. The estimated floor area of the facilities will be approximately 232,000 square meters. The result will be a multifunctional, comfortable space for student learning. Specialists have already begun designing the buildings," said Vladimir Efimov.

The facility will be built on the territory of the Kommunarka administrative and business center, where a large multifunctional cluster is being formed with educational, cultural, and public-business facilities.

"The campus will include a technical testing ground, a cultural and leisure center, and convention and exhibition spaces. The project includes research and educational laboratories, lecture and seminar rooms, computer labs, and research and educational spaces for forums and conferences. Students will have access to comfortable recreation areas and coworking spaces. Furthermore, the construction of a sports and fitness center and a central competence center is planned," noted the head of the Civil Engineering Department.

Alexey Alexandrov.

The surrounding area will undergo comprehensive landscaping. Specialists will plant trees and shrubs, lay lawns, build paths, and install hardscape elements.

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Nina, a participant in Moscow fairs from the Krasnodar Territory, personally delivers essential supplies to Special Military Operation (SVO) fighters. The farmer has been selling vegetables, fruits, and pickles at weekend fairs for many years. Her husband has been stationed in the SVO zone since September 2023.

Nina personally assembles humanitarian aid packages and delivers them to frontline areas. On each trip, she loads about 20 boxes of food into her car. To minimize risks, Nina carefully plans the delivery, consulting with her husband. As soon as the opportunity arises, she is ready to return with humanitarian aid.

A distinctive feature of Nina's missions is their targeted approach. Thanks to her initiative, soldiers receive exactly what they need. The supplies aren't transferred to warehouses, but rather delivered to the soldiers personally. The assistance is based on direct requests submitted by the husband of a fair participant. She also regularly treats the soldiers along the way.

Nina encourages not only material assistance but also moral support for the defenders. Warm words, children's drawings, and knitted items with kind messages help the soldiers feel a connection to the home front.

"These guys are going through a difficult time right now, and any show of concern gives them strength. Thanks to the soldiers, we have a peaceful sky above our heads," says Nina.

Products from more than 40 regions of Russia are brought to the capital's fairs. Each supplier guarantees the quality and freshness of their products, and specialists State Veterinary Service of the City of Moscow check the products before sending them to the shelves.

Fair participants are provided with free space. The pavilions are comfortable to visit year-round. They are equipped with heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and video surveillance systems, as well as commercial and refrigeration equipment. The pavilions are located near metro stations and other busy locations.

Industry, IT, and entrepreneurship. How the city helps Soviet military veterans find work.Moscow volunteers sent over 73 tons of bottled water to residents of the new regions and border areas.

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Many gynecological surgeries and diagnostic procedures in Moscow no longer require hospitalization. Modern standards of care allow them to be performed on an outpatient basis at women's health centers, with patients returning home the same day. Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"Thanks to equipping women's health centers with the latest equipment and implementing minimally invasive techniques, many gynecological surgeries that previously required hospitalization and lengthy recovery are now performed on an outpatient basis. We've converted these procedures to a 'same-day surgery' format. Doctors perform cervical biopsies, laser removal of tumors, and various diagnostic procedures. All of these procedures are performed in a gentle manner. Patients come to the center and receive the necessary care without having to go to a hospital ward. Since the launch of outpatient gynecology last year, 35,000 Muscovites have received this care," said Anastasia Rakova.

The range of outpatient gynecological procedures is broad and addresses the majority of common issues. Specifically, doctors perform cervical biopsies, laser removal of benign tumors, and cryodestruction (treatment with liquid nitrogen). Of particular note is office hysteroscopy—a safe examination of the uterine cavity performed without anesthesia and causing virtually no discomfort. The doctor can see the organ's condition on a screen in real time. Since March of last year, 1,400 Moscow women have taken advantage of this opportunity.

This new standard of care minimizes the risk of injury to patients, saves them time, and ensures psychological comfort, as treatment outside the hospital is a huge step forward in preserving women's mental well-being.

The new standard for the provision of outpatient obstetric and gynecological care, developed by the capital's Department of Health, provides comprehensive care for women's health and comfortable access to specialized treatment. It includes a full range of services—from consultations and examinations to pregnancy support—all within a single facility (women's health center, maternity hospital, or perinatal center, and gynecology department of a multidisciplinary hospital).

A key element of the new standard are women's health centers—modern clinics with a wide range of diagnostic capabilities where patients can receive obstetric and gynecological care throughout their lives, prepare for pregnancy, and receive medical attention until the birth of their child.

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On Nikolai Gogol's birthday, Mosbilet reports on city theater productions based on the writer's satirical and mystical works.

"The Overcoat" at the N.V. Gogol Moscow Drama Theater

Dates: April 4 and 19, May 6 and 21

Age limit: 12

Director Arina Bessergeneva has transferred the plot of Gogol's novella to the modern office, where every character is easily stripped of their individuality. The tragicomic story of a small man afraid to step outside the confines of his familiar, limited world becomes a universal fantasy about the impossible. Buying a new overcoat becomes a welcome way for Bashmachkin to escape the daily grind and become the hero of his new reality.

The roles are played by Mark Burlai, Andrey Kondratyev, Andrey Zlobin, Anatoly Prosalov, Kirill Malov, Evgeny Putsylo, Denis Lukin.

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"May Night" at the Moscow Puppet Theater

Date: April 9

Age limit: 12

The Puppet Theater has taken a very unusual approach to Nikolai Gogol's mystical tale. "May Night" is an interactive performance: all audience members will be involved in the process, wearing blindfolds to immerse themselves in the production through their senses of hearing, smell, touch, and taste. Participants will hear the splashing of water and the rustling of leaves, and sample hot potatoes and pies.

The director was Karolina Žernytė, who conceived and formulated a unique approach—theatre of sensations. This is both a creative statement and a therapeutic practice: the audience becomes the center of the performance, immersed in it far more intensely than simply sitting in the auditorium.

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"The Marriage" at the Mossovet State Academic Theatre

Date: April 12

Age limit: 16

Director Evgeny Marchelli has given a fresh take on Nikolai Gogol's classic play. The production retains the writer's signature humor, recognizable characters, and set design. The choir will perform folk and wedding-ritual musical compositions.

The plot centers on two people: he and she, their meeting, love affair, and the marriage that never happened. The production features Alexander Yatsko, Olga Ostroumova, Valery Yaremenko, Marina Kondratieva, Nika Zdorik, Anastasia Belova, and other actors.

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"The Night Before Christmas" at the Moscow Theatre of Illusion

Dates: April 12, May 7

Age limit: 12

Returning to a beloved Christmas tale is a joy even in the midst of spring. Eduard Livnev's stage adaptation of the story of the brave blacksmith Vakula and the capricious beauty Oksana will remind us of what matters most: the power of love and faith in miracles. Folk motifs, songs, and dance numbers will delight audiences of all ages.

The play will star Yulia Malinina, Valentina Koleva, Artem Leonov, Tamara Karant, Alexander Povalyaev, Egor Solovyov, Konstantin Nikiforov, Oleg Zhukov, and others.

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"The Gamblers. Illusion" at the N.V. Gogol Moscow Drama Theater

Dates: April 16, May 24

Age limit: 16

The Gogol Theatre will tell the story of a top-class card player who considers himself invincible. He is drawn into a high-stakes gambling competition, but the price of entry proves unexpectedly high.

Anton Yakovlev's production has been longlisted for the 2024 "Theater Star" award. The cast includes Mark Burlai, Irina Grineva, Andrei Finyagin, Vasily Neverov, Kirill Kovbas, Andrei Kondratyev, and others.

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"Old World Landowners" at the Moscow Et Cetera Theatre

Dates: April 25, May 30

Age limit: 16

The story "Old-World Landowners" is a less popular work for dramatization than, for example, Nikolai Gogol's famous comedies. However, director Vladimir Beldiyan has created a production that combines music and vibrant visuals, acting, and the author's words. The stage narration is provided by the Writer—he is both an eyewitness to the events and the author of the story about the old-world landowners Pulcheria Ivanovna and Afanasy Ivanovich.

People's Artist of Russia Lyudmila Dmitrieva, Kirill Loskutov, Artem Blinov, Natalia Balandina, Evgeny Shevchenko, Ekaterina Egorova and other actors will take the stage.

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"In the theater, everything is possible except vulgarity and boredom." Alexander Kalyagin talks about the history of Et Cetera

"The Government Inspector" at Nikita Mikhalkov's Workshop "12" Theatre

Dates: April 29 and 30, May 21 and 22

Age limit: 12

Vladimir Pankov presents an original sound drama interpretation of the comedic plot about the Mayor mistaking Khlestakov for an Inspector General from St. Petersburg. The music for the play was created by composers Sergei Rodyukov and Artem Kim.

The leading roles are played by People's Artists of Russia Sergei Garmash and Elena Yakovleva, as well as Galina Medvedeva and Polina Medvedeva.

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Dead Souls at the Moscow Southwest Theatre

Date: May 5

Age limit: 16

Mikhail Belyakovich's production, based on Nikolai Gogol's poem, centers on the familiar story of Chichikov, who buys dead souls from landowners. The director crafted the production as a mystical thriller, guiding the protagonist along the path laid out by the writer's famous characters.

Starring Anton Bagirov, Maxim Gigenin, Anton Belov, Andrey Sannikov, Ksenia Efremova, Andrey Kudzin, Mikhail Belyakovich and others.

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Mosbilet reported on a typical day at the Southwest Theatre.

"…Souls" at the Pyotr Fomenko Workshop Theatre

Dates: May 7 and 8

Age limit: 16

Audiences will be treated to a carnival-like menippea based on Nikolai Gogol's works about the search for the Russian soul. Gogol's characters—Pannochka, Kovalev, Manilov, Sobakevich, and Chichikov—will twirl to the orchestra's musical compositions.

The film stars Dmitry Zakharov, Fyodor Malyshev, Alexey Kolubkov, Dmitry Rudkov, Igor Voynarovsky, and others. Directed by Fyodor Malyshev.

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Viy at the Moscow Taganka Theatre

Dates: June 5, August 9

Age limit: 16

The text of the story from the "Mirgorod" cycle, directed by Alexander Barkar, is intertwined with music, poetry, and contemporary drama. One of the literary sources for the production is the play "Panochka" by Nina Sadur, whose books have been published in Finland, Germany, Slovakia, Japan, and other countries. Songs by singer-songwriter Venya D'rkin, who has been called the Vladimir Vysotsky of the 1990s, will be performed on stage.

Starring: Alexandra Basova, Philipp Kotov, Igor Pekhovich, Vasily Urievsky, Kirill Yanchevsky, Roman Kolotukhin and others.

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WITH By Mosbilet It's convenient and enjoyable to plan any kind of leisure activity—from theater and concert trips to sports activities and picnics. Tickets are sold without markups or intermediary commissions. The service also offers many free events. You can also purchase tickets for new season theater premieres and performances featuring famous artists. If you have a full or standard mos.ru account, you don't need to enter personal information when purchasing. A simplified procedure is available for purchasing a child's ticket. Users can skip the ID card and simply show the ticket inspector their digital ticket.

The program of events in Moscow's theaters contributes to the implementation of the goals and objectives of the national project in Moscow. "Family"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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The capital continues to develop river transport. The Moscow Shipyard, a high-tech facility for the production and maintenance of electric vessels, has opened in the Nagatinsky Zaton district, becoming the most modern shipyard in Russia. Specialists have now begun assembling and welding the hulls of the fifth and sixth electric vessels of the "Moscow 1.0" project. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry. Maxim Liksutov.

"The Moscow Shipyard is an innovative enterprise in the production and maintenance of Russian river transport. This year, we also plan to begin construction of the seventh and eighth electric vessels of the 'Moscow 1.0' project. We continue to develop the capital's unique, environmentally friendly electric fleet, as instructed by Sergei Sobyanin," noted Maxim Liksutov.

This environmentally friendly mode of transport will operate on regular river routes, offering residents of the capital new travel options and ensuring maximum comfort.

The Moscow Shipyard's production capacity allows it not only to build new vessels but also to quickly service existing ones. The shipyard also plans to produce electric pleasure craft and unmanned boats for safety and environmental monitoring on the Moscow River. Furthermore, it will build a hybrid cruise ship, the "Moscow Golden Ring," which will sail the eponymous route through Russia's historic cities. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2027.

Electric ships of the "Moscow 1.0" project

After the ship's hull blocks are assembled and welded, numerous stages of work remain. Specialists will paint the vessels, tighten cables and install insulation in compartments, install control panels, auxiliary machinery, lay pipelines, and assemble traction batteries. They will also work on the propulsion system that powers the vessel, furnish technical rooms and compartments, install components of the saloon and bridge, and complete the flooring.

To improve the ships' environmental friendliness and energy efficiency, they plan to use energy-saving engines and high-capacity batteries, which will increase their range and reduce their environmental impact. Purification systems, in turn, will prevent wastewater from entering the river.

The complex, multi-stage shipbuilding process requires state-of-the-art equipment. A CNC laser cutting machine is used for cutting aluminum and stainless steel—the production process of any ship begins with metal cutting. A 350-ton hydraulic press is used to form the sheet metal for the ship's walls, as well as to bend and twist the profiles on the ship's beam.

For more detailed metal stamping and bending work, a numerically controlled hydraulic press is used, offering greater precision and a nearly complete level of automation. A rolling machine is used to bend metal profiles, pipes, angles, and channels at any angle in a single pass and operates automatically under operator control.

A lathe machining center enables machining of shafts, pipes, and other rotating parts, as well as turning, threading, and other similar operations. A four-roll hydraulic bending machine allows for the easy bending of complex asymmetrical metal shapes into three-dimensional objects before finishing on a press or sheet metal bending machine.

Moscow Shipyard

On November 26, 2025, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov, Aide to the President of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev, and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin ceremoniously laid the keel of the lead vessel, "Moscow 1.0." They also unveiled a commemorative plaque and launched the enterprise.

A shipyard for the construction of innovative electric vessels has opened in Moscow, according to Sobyanin.

The Moscow shipyard was built in a record 22 months, following orders from Russian President Vladimir Putin. The launch of such a high-profile facility cemented Moscow's status as a center for the development, production, and deployment of electric vehicles. Cutting-edge vessels began to be built for the capital and other regions of Russia.

The new facility's capacity allows for the production of up to 40 vessels per year, as well as the maintenance and repair of over 100 vessels annually. Furthermore, over 500 new jobs for highly qualified specialists have been created.

Full-cycle production includes metal cutting, welding, and hull assembly, as well as outfitting and launching the vessels. Production is highly automated. Around 50,000 people are employed at facilities across the country to supply components.

The production is completely environmentally friendly—it creates no noise, uses wastewater treatment systems, and solar panels are used to generate additional energy.

In the coming years, Moscow plans to purchase approximately 40 modern electric vessels that will operate on regular river routes and offer residents and visitors an alternative to other modes of transport.

The area around the shipyard in the Nagatinsky Zaton district has also been improved. Recreation areas, terraces, and spacious walking areas are now open to the public. A children's playground, designed to match the shipyard building, has also been installed.

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