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Members of the "Molodogvardeets" association, part of the "Golden Hands of an Angel" volunteer organization, sent 50 medical pouches for service dogs to the Special Military Operations (SMO) zone. This is the first batch of equipment manufactured by the activists at the direct request of dog handlers. All items have successfully passed testing at the dog training center. The team has now begun developing protective footwear for the animals.

The first to come to the rescue

Dozens of dogs serve in the SVO zone, assisting soldiers in various tasks. They require equipment that provides additional protection and helps them operate more effectively.

The Young Guards didn't just improve the standard animal equipment. They increased the size of the pouches to accommodate the maximum amount of necessary medications and bandages. They also selected a stiffer fabric and employed a special Velcro system that allows the pouches to be accessed with one hand, eliminating unnecessary movement.

"Today, just like during the Great Patriotic War, dogs perform a wide variety of tasks on the front lines: mine detection, reconnaissance, and ambulance services. The army first aid kit vest for medical dogs consists of two pouches. A dog can go where humans would find it difficult," said Amira Magomedova, head of the Kuntsevo branch of Molodogvardeets.

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To test the prototypes, the activists contacted the Fili Children's Park Canine Center, headed by Alexey Efremov, a canine handler with 20 years of experience. He regularly travels to the SVO zone.

Specialists trained service dogs, outfitting them with equipment. The animals ran, followed commands, and demonstrated their primary skill: crawling up to a simulated wounded person and presenting their side, allowing them to retrieve what they needed from a pouch.

Following testing, the first batch of medical pouches was shipped to Belgorod, from where they will be delivered to the front lines. The activists regularly collect feedback from dog handlers to refine their designs. It is planned to increase production volumes once the design is complete.

Along with the first batch of dog pouches, the Young Guards delivered camouflage nets, thermal blankets, and soft stretchers to the front lines. The humanitarian aid also included medical supplies and bandages.

Currently, at the request of military personnel, the team has begun developing new equipment—protective boots for dogs. This will protect their paws from possible cuts from shards of glass, rebar, and sharp concrete fragments.

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In the Zaryadye concert hall, which is under the jurisdiction of the capital Department of CultureThe 4th Moscow Summer Music Festival "Zaryadye" will take place from June 6 to July 5. Ticket sales opened today.

“The festival program includes more than three dozen symphonic and chamber music concerts, opera productions, and jazz and ethnomusic concerts featuring world-renowned stars,” noted the Moscow Government Minister and head of the Moscow Department of Culture.

Alexey Fursin.

The festival will be the largest event in the world of classical music. It will feature performances by Valery Gergiev, Ildar Abdrazakov, Nikolai Lugansky, Vadim Repin, Ivan Rudin, and Nadezhda Pavlova. Guests will also see performances by the country's leading ensembles: the symphony orchestras of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia and the Mariinsky Theatre, the Russian National Orchestra, the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, and others.

The festival will open with the premiere production of the opera Lohengrin Richard Wagner. Performances will take place on June 6 and 7. Ivan Gyngazov will perform the title role. The production will feature soloists who have completed the OperaCall creative challenge program—a special project of the Zaryadye Hall for young opera singers from across the country.

For Russia Day, the Danilov Monastery Choir will prepare a special festive program.

On June 16, to mark the 120th anniversary of Dmitri Shostakovich's birth, a concert by Narek Hakhnazaryan and the Moscow Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will take place. The program includes: First Cello Concerto.

June 19 Ekaterina Mechetina and the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia will perform Sergei Rachmaninoff's Third Concerto. The orchestra will also present Gustav Holst's grand suite "The Planets." Conductor: Arsenty Tkachenko.

June 24 The Oleg Lundstrem State Chamber Jazz Orchestra, along with singer Marie Carne, will perform jazz hits and famous songs from the golden era of Hollywood.

The festival will conclude with a traditional open-air concert in Zaryadye Park.

The full festival schedule is available on the official website of the Zaryadye Concert Hall.

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Entrepreneurs can purchase two large non-residential premises in Moscow's Western Administrative District, designated for housing consumer services businesses, at city auctions. Kirill Purtov, head of the capital's Department of Competition Policy.

"Entrepreneurs who require spacious premises for their business can consider purchasing two properties in the Western Administrative District at auction. They are located in the Solntsevo and Filevsky Park districts, and each exceeds 500 square meters in area. According to the terms of the contracts, the winning bidders are required to maintain the designated use of some of the premises—services—for five years from the date of acquisition. These properties can be used to open service and repair centers, beauty salons, large ateliers, dry cleaners, photo studios, and other businesses," noted Kirill Purtov.

The seller of the property is the capital Department of City Property. First The premises are located at the following address: 50th Anniversary of October Street, Building 1, Block 1. Second The two properties are located on Filevsky Boulevard (building 24). Their areas are 546.7 and 528.9 square meters, respectively. One is located in the basement, and the other is on the second floor.

The deadline for applications to participate in the auctions will be March 24 and April 9. The auctions will take place on April 2 and 21 on the Roseltorg electronic platform. Registration and an enhanced, qualified electronic signature are required to participate.

The capital is putting various properties up for auction, and the showcase for them is Moscow investment portal. In the section Moscow Auctions There is all the necessary information about the lots, including photographs, documentation, conditions and form of implementation.

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The development of electronic services for business is in line with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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In the collection Museum of CosmonauticsThe Museum of Cosmonauts, under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Department of Culture and home to over 100,000 items, contains items donated by cosmonauts of different generations. Some of these items are on display at the permanent exhibition, while others are kept in storage.

Oleg Artemyev

In December 2025, the exhibition "True Friend Oleg Artemyev" opened, marking the 55th birthday of Hero of Russia and Russian pilot-cosmonaut Oleg Germanovich Artemyev. He donated over 500 artifacts to the museum, many of which can be seen in the halls—photographs, personal belongings, and examples of space technology. The exhibition will run until March 8 and can be visited by entrance tickets.

The flight suit, helmet, gloves from the Sokol-KV-2 emergency rescue suit, and gloves from the Orlan-MK spacesuit, donated to the museum by Oleg Artemyev, have become part of the permanent exhibition.

The Orlan-MK spacesuit gloves are a unique device: each piece is individually crafted and molded, designed for only one or two spacewalks. The International Space Station (ISS) currently uses upgraded and computerized Orlan-MKS spacesuits, weighing 110 kilograms and boasting a battery life of up to seven hours.

Yuri Gagarin

One of the museum's key figures is, of course, Yuri Gagarin. The halls feature unique exhibits related to the first human spaceflight. These include, for example, the Vostok spacecraft's descent module and the first spacesuit, the SK-1. These were the suits worn by Yuri Gagarin, Gherman Titov, Andriyan Nikolaev, Pavel Popovich, Valery Bykovsky, and Valentina Tereshkova in orbit. A special spacesuit, the SK-2, was created for the first woman in space.

Yuri Alekseevich's daughter, Elena, donated her father's most valuable educational documents to the museum, including a transcript, a diploma with honors from the K.E. Voroshilov Chkalov Military Aviation School, and a Certificate from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR conferring upon Yuri Gagarin the title of "Pilot-Cosmonaut of the USSR." These exhibits can also be seen in the "Morning of the Space Era" hall in a circular display case.

Alexey Leonov

The Cosmonautics Museum boasts an extensive collection of paintings, graphic art, and decorative and applied arts—somewhat unusual for a cultural institution focused on science and technology. The painting collection comprises over 500 items and spans the century-long history of cosmism in art, from the 1920s to the first quarter of the 21st century. This collection can be considered the finest in the country.

The collection's formation began with the painting "Over the Black Sea" by pilot-cosmonaut and Hero of the Soviet Union Alexei Leonov. This work, one of his first, was painted in 1972, and depicted the Earth as seen from orbit by a cosmonaut. It was in the Black Sea region that Leonov conducted his spacewalk.

Thanks to Alexei Arkhipovich and his daughter Oksana, who also donated exhibits to the museum, visitors can see paintings and personal belongings of the cosmonaut. The permanent exhibition includes a dress uniform and paraphernalia from Alexei Leonov's art studio—brushes, paints, folding easels, and some furniture.

Incidentally, Alexei Leonov collaborated with artist Andrei Sokolov to create designs for postage stamps, particularly for the "15 Years of the Space Age" series. Stamps featuring their designs were issued not only in the USSR but also, for example, in Cuba. Examples are held in the philatelic collection of the Cosmonautics Museum.

Lunokhod, Mars exploration, and the Morning Star. Let's go to the stamp exhibition at the Cosmonautics Museum.

In 2015, a commemorative item was unveiled—a special bench, a gift from American astronaut Thomas Stafford, a friend of Alexei Leonov, for the 40th anniversary of the Apollo-Soyuz program (1975). It has become a symbol of their long-standing friendship and a landmark exhibit commemorating the first joint manned mission between the USSR and the USA. The polished aluminum bench is on permanent display. Visitors can sit on it and examine elements of the Apollo-Soyuz program laser-etched onto its surface.

Displayed nearby are the flight suits of crew commander Alexei Leonov and flight engineer Valery Kubasov, made of a special fabric suitable for the oxygen-rich atmosphere of the Apollo spacecraft cabin. During the flight, the cosmonauts completed the program's objectives: rendezvous and docking, crew transfers between the spacecraft, mission control center interactions, and joint scientific experiments.

Tickets for the permanent exhibition can be purchased using the service Mosbilet.

Pearls of the Cosmonautics Museum's collections

Some gifts from cosmonauts are kept in the museum's collections. For example, in 2022, Oleg Artemyev "sent into space" the entire staff of the Cosmonautics Museum: a commemorative photograph of the staff, taken in front of the museum building, was printed aboard the International Space Station during Expedition ISS-67, and the photograph remained in orbit for a long time. The photograph later returned to Earth along with Oleg Germanovich's personal belongings. It is now kept in the museum's collections.

Another cosmonaut-artist and Hero of the Soviet Union, Vladimir Dzhanibekov, donated nearly 200 artifacts and memorabilia to the museum's collection. Among his paintings is the famous diptych, "Gagarin Before Launch" and "Earth's Starry Childhood." The latter depicts the cosmonaut's meeting with the first witnesses of his return to Earth in 1961—Rumiya Nurskanova and her grandmother, Anikhayat (some sources refer to them as Rita and Anna)—three kilometers from the village of Smelovka in the Saratov Region.

Photos from Orbit: Exploring the Exhibits at the "Dzhanibekov Effect" Exhibition

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Early spring isn't exactly awash with fresh fruits and vegetables. But Moscow's fairs have plenty to delight the city's residents: dairy cuisine is now the focus. The stalls feature desserts made from traditional Russian recipes with a modern twist.

For example, at the fair on Akademika Lisitsyna Street, they offer a royal vatrushka (a cheesecake made with a quintessentially Russian flavor). Under a golden, shortbread crust, customers can enjoy a delicate cottage cheese soufflé. You can also find a cottage cheese casserole with strawberries at the fair, offering a vibrant taste experience. Its recipe is simple and time-tested: it's made with cottage cheese, eggs, and berries.

Those who enjoy starting their morning with sweet, high-protein treats will love the "For Breakfast" dessert, offered at a fair in the Southwestern Administrative District. The curd-based mixture can be eaten with a spoon straight from the package. The manufacturer has added whole berries, such as strawberries or blueberries.

Instead of the usual yogurts, at the fair on Semyonovskaya Square, you can buy delicate panna cotta with juicy strawberries or peach slices. Another unusual dessert offered here is airy sour cream with subtle chocolate notes.

Moscow fairs are a traditional destination for city residents to purchase high-quality, fresh farm produce from over 40 regions of Russia. Each supplier guarantees the quality and freshness of their products, and specialists State Veterinary Service of Moscowcheck the products before sending them to the shelves.

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

Moscow fairs invite regional agricultural aggregators to collaborate, representing several farms and enterprises simultaneously. This not only allows local producers to enter the capital's market but also attracts tourists to the region and positively impacts its image. More information about collaboration is available on the official website of the State Budgetary Institution. Moscow Fairs.

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At the Center for Oceanography and Marine Biology Moskvarium VDNKh has welcomed new inhabitants—mudskippers and basilisks. They've been given all the necessary conditions: a spacious biotope aquarium, an optimal microclimate, and a well-designed feeding system tailored to their diet.

Mudskippers are tropical fish that spend most of their lives on land. They share features with amphibians: muscular pectoral fins act as limbs, they breathe air through their skin, and their eyes on the top of their heads can rotate independently, providing vision both in water and on land.

Mudskippers inhabit mangroves and intertidal zones throughout the tropics, from Africa to Southeast Asia and Australia. These fish are named for a reason: they can leap up to 30 centimeters to avoid predators or reach new land.

The double-crested basilisk is a lizard whose crest evokes associations with the mythical creature of the same name, which could turn a person to stone with its gaze. Translated from Greek, the word "basiliskos" means "little king."

Adult basilisks reach 60–80 centimeters in length, with their tail accounting for almost two-thirds of their body. These lizards are excellent swimmers, capable of staying underwater for half an hour. They are also skilled and fast runners on land, reaching speeds of up to 11 kilometers per hour.

Unusual animals are already on display at the Moskvarium. Opening hours and ticket prices are available atwebsite.

The sea behind glass and caring for rare species: how the Moskvarium at VDNKh works

The Moskvarium opened to the public on August 5, 2015. It is one of the largest oceanariums in Europe, located hundreds of kilometers from the coast. It is home to over 12,000 animals, covers an area of over 53,000 square meters, and its aquariums and pools hold approximately 25 million liters of water. The Moskvarium is also a scientific center for oceanography and marine biology, employing dozens of highly qualified specialists: hydrobiologists, ichthyologists, veterinarians, biochemists, and many others.

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The capital's social security digital services are constantly evolving, responding to residents' needs. You can now schedule a consultation with a family mediator onlineSpecialists are ready to provide support to Moscow families at any stage of the conflict.

"When disagreements arise between spouses, it's important to find a way to reach an agreement before the conflict escalates. Mediation offers a constructive approach: with the help of a neutral mediator, the parties can thoroughly address each contentious issue in the relationship and reset it. If a couple is in the process of divorce or has already ended their relationship, but there is a misunderstanding regarding child custody, communication arrangements, or child support, mediation allows for conflict resolution without protracted litigation. This approach helps reach an agreement that satisfies everyone. The new appointment scheduling service will allow you to quickly contact specialists without postponing a meeting," said Olga Gracheva, Director of the Center for Mediation and Social and Legal Assistance.

Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the City of Moscow.

To receive mediation assistance, a family simply submits a request through the scheduling service. They must select the topic of their request, such as a dispute over child custody or a desire to preserve the family, and indicate their area of residence. A mediator will then contact the applicant to arrange a time and location for the meeting.

Moscow-based conflict resolution practices will be expanded to Russian regions.

This year, all family mediators in the capital's social services began working according to uniform standards developed by the Center for Mediation and Social and Legal Assistance. These standards outline clear procedures for interacting with clients and standard requirements for the qualifications of specialists. This guarantees high-quality professional assistance in resolving family disputes.

Demand for independent mediators among Moscow residents is steadily growing: they help parties reach compromises, restore relationships, and overcome crises. Over the past two years, the number of couples offered mediation has increased sixfold. Seventy percent of them were able to reach an agreement with the help of a specialist.

Family mediators Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the City of Moscow They use modern technologies and methods that are effective in providing comprehensive support to both parents with children and couples without children. During the initial informational and explanatory meeting, the mediator examines the situation and decides whether mediation is appropriate. The "Parental Plan" technology holds a special place. It helps couples after divorce develop a shared strategy for raising children.

If spouses have decided to divorce and filed a joint divorce petition at the My Documents government services center, they are offered conciliation counseling. If necessary, the couple will be provided with the services of a family psychologist.

National project "Family" The national project has been in effect since 2025 by decision of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Its main goal is to support families with children, large families, reproductive health, and strengthening family values. The national project also includes the development of initiatives for active aging, ensuring high-quality care for the elderly, and creating a family-oriented cultural infrastructure. In support of the national project "Family," a social advertising campaign, "Family Values," is being conducted to demonstrate that a large family is a great blessing.

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The Department of Cultural and Business Spaces and the Moskabelmet Group of Companies invite you to a tour of the operating production facility, the Moskabelmet plant.

The first part of the tour is dedicated to the surrounding area of the enterprise: guests will walk through a district of early Soviet architecture from the 1920s and early 1930s. They will discuss the history of the historic area of Dangauerovka and examine individual public buildings: residential buildings, a workers' club, a school, and others. The guide will explain the principles of housing construction and the design of residential areas a century ago and outline the main approaches of avant-garde style to building design.

Participants will then visit the grounds of a unique industrial enterprise in the capital—the Moskabelmet Group of Companies. They will learn about the company's history and production site. They will have the unique opportunity to follow the manufacturing process of products unmatched by any other Russian company, and see how cables are produced from blanks that can withstand open fire, withstand high voltage, and operate in permafrost conditions.

Due to access control restrictions on active production facilities, only adults (18 years of age and older) are permitted to participate in the tour. Prior registration is required, along with passport information. Access to the Moskabelmet Group of Companies requires an original passport; security will not accept any other documents or passport photographs. During the tour, Moskabelmet's press service will take photographs and videos of the tour program to promote the company's activities and publish them on its social media platforms.

Part of the tour will take place outdoors. Visitors should dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable shoes.

Duration: about 3.5 hours (the walking part is one hour and 15 minutes, then a visit to the Moskabel plant is about two hours, alternating between warm rooms and exits to the open air).

The meeting point is at the entrance to the Fakel Cinema, located at 15b Entuziastov Highway (Aviamotornaya metro station on the Kalininskaya Line, take exit #4). The tour ends at the exit of the Moskabel factory (2nd Kabelny Proezd, a 10-minute walk from Aviamotornaya metro station).

Tour guides: Andrey Klyuev (tour of the area), Tanchulpan Mukhtarova (on the territory of the Moskabelmet Group of Companies).

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On the eve of International Women's Day Sergei Sobyanin presented state awards of the Russian Federation and awards of the city of Moscow to honored residents of the capital.

He congratulated Muscovites on the upcoming holiday on behalf of the Moscow Government and on his own behalf.

"Women present here work in a wide variety of industries. This is natural, as Muscovites are the backbone of our economy, social life, and political life. Present here are representatives of an industry that has been rapidly developing in recent years; they create unique products in microelectronics, pharmaceuticals, and, of course, they provide for the defense industry, which our country so desperately needs today," said Sergei Sobyanin.

He noted that representatives of the transportation industry were also present in the hall. They transport Muscovites to work, play, and home every day. Furthermore, among those being awarded were women working in healthcare. They save the lives of millions of citizens and provide hospital care to participants in special military operations.

Traditionally, the capital also honors teachers who shape the country's future by ensuring a worthy, high-quality education for the younger generation. Women working in the cultural sector also gathered in the hall.

"I am convinced that Moscow is not only a political but also a cultural center, not only for our country but also for the world, thanks to the number of museums and theaters we have, the wonderful performances we create, the wonderful films we make, and the wonderful museums we have," Sergei Sobyanin emphasized.

He thanked the Muscovites for their work, as well as for investing their talent, soul, and heart into the development of the city.

State awards of the Russian Federation

For their high level of professionalism and dedication in providing medical care under extreme conditions, the following employees of the N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Care were awarded the Luka Krymsky Medal:

— Madona Bondareva, operating room nurse of the specialized medical care team for work in emergency situations;

— Elena Korotkova, Head of the Anesthesiology and Resuscitation Department No. 1, anesthesiologist and resuscitator.

“The title of ‘Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation’ was awarded to Ruzanna Sukiasyan (Romanovskaya School), Larisa Tamarlakova (School No. 1577) and Galina Yakimova (School No. 1583 named after K.A. Kerimov),” Sergei Sobyanin noted on his channel in

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Ruzanna Sukiasyan, a music teacher at Romanovskaya School, thanked Sergei Sobyanin for the new building the school recently moved into. She noted that the building is beautiful, convenient, comfortable, equipped with the latest technology, and that the students are happy to study there.

Galina Yakimova, a Russian language and literature teacher at School No. 1583 named after K.A. Kerimov, expressed hope that the next generation of young teachers will be as proud of their profession as she is.

"I've been very fortunate in my life. I've met wonderful teachers, professionals, who have helped me develop my career path, which has lasted almost 40 years. I'm very pleased to be here today, and I'd like to say that professionals aren't born, they're nurtured. I really want our current generation of young teachers to be just as proud of their profession," emphasized Galina Yakimova.

Marina Polisar, a Spanish teacher at Cervantes School No. 1252, was awarded the Presidential Certificate of Honor for her achievements and many years of dedicated service. In her acceptance speech, she expressed gratitude for the school's new, well-equipped building and noted the city's significant efforts to develop Moscow's education system. Marina Polisar noted that 10 years ago, Sergei Sobyanin presented her with a badge of honor for her impeccable service to the city of Moscow, marking her 40th anniversary.

 

In addition, for their work achievements and many years of conscientious work, the following were awarded gratitude from the President of the Russian Federation:

— Natalia Averianova, Director of the Department of Events and Sports Projects of the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy;

— Elena Zhuk, Deputy General Director for Development of the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy;

— Natalia Zakalova, nurse at City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named after O.M. Filatov;

— Svetlana Kazakova, Advisor to the Department of Organizational Support for the Activities of the Public Chamber of the Federal State Institution “Apparatus of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation”;

— Elizaveta Nesterova, Deputy Head of the Department for Supporting the Activities of the Management of the Public Chamber of the Federal State Institution “Apparatus of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation”.

The Muscovites' work achievements were also recognized with the honorary titles of "Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation" and "Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation."

The Mayor of Moscow presents state awards on behalf of and at the direction of the President of the Russian Federation in accordance with the regulations on state awards of the Russian Federation (Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of September 7, 2010 No. 1099).

Moscow City Awards

For many years of fruitful work for the benefit of Moscow and Muscovites, the following were awarded:

— the badge of distinction "For impeccable service to the city of Moscow" (50 years) — Irina Agazhanova, director of the children's music school named after K.N. Igumnov; Vera Mayorova, drama artist — leading stage master of the Moscow Drama Theater on Malaya Bronnaya;

— the badge of distinction “For impeccable service to the city of Moscow” (40 years) — Tamara Kosova, head of the service for the selection of veterans for medical and social rehabilitation of the medical and social department of the Moscow House of Veterans (Pensioners) of Wars and the Armed Forces;

— the badge of distinction “For impeccable service to the city of Moscow” (30 years) — Irina Apeksimova, director of the Moscow Taganka Theatre; Anna Bolshova, drama artist of the Moscow State Theatre “Lenkom Mark Zakharov”;

— the distinction “For Impeccable Service to the City of Moscow” (20 years) — Oksana Kardash, ballet dancer, leading stage master of the Moscow Academic Musical Theatre named after People’s Artists K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko.

In her response, Irina Agazhanova noted that, as an eighth-generation Muscovite, she was delighted to see how the city was being transformed and improved. She thanked the Moscow Mayor for his attention to music education and support of specialized schools.

Irina Apeksimova expressed gratitude to Sergei Sobyanin for his faith and support.

"This award is incredibly ambitious for me, because I'm a provincial girl who barely made it to this city 40 years ago. And all these years I've been taking entrance exams. But judging by the fact that I'm holding this award, I feel like I've at least made it through the first round," she said.

The title of "Honored Worker of Industry of the City of Moscow" was awarded to:

— Irina Degtyar, Head of Production at Bakery No. 28;

— To Lyuda Dzhikaeva, a worker in the small-piece goods shop at the Cheryomushki confectionery and bakery plant.

The title of "Honored Worker of Social Protection of the Population of the City of Moscow" was awarded to:

— Elena Khabe, teacher of additional education at the center for promoting family education “Our House”;

— Anna Shukshina, ward nurse (post nurse) at the South-West Gerontology Center;

— Natalia Yashina, social worker of the Department of Organization of the Provision of Social Services for the South-Eastern and TiNAO Administrative Districts of the State Budgetary Institution of the City of Moscow “My Social Assistant”.

In addition, the Muscovites' achievements were recognized with the honorary badges "Honored Doctor of the City of Moscow" and "Honored Teacher of the City of Moscow," and the titles "Honored Worker of Transport of the City of Moscow," "Honored Worker of Housing and Communal Services of the City of Moscow," "Honored Artist of the City of Moscow," "Honored Worker of Culture of the City of Moscow," "Honored Medical Worker of the City of Moscow," and "Honored Worker of Physical Culture and Sports of the City of Moscow."

"I thank each of you who received well-deserved awards today for your contribution to the prosperity of our city, your warmth, and your dedication to your work. Happy upcoming holidays!" Sergei Sobyanin added on his channel in

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Elena Gritskevich, a fashion designer in the Costume and Props Department at the Children's and Youth Film Studio, received the title of "Honored Cultural Worker of the City of Moscow." She thanked the Moscow Mayor for his recognition of the team's work and wished the legendary film studio continued creative achievement.

Irina Slyusareva, director of the Moscow Youth Theater, expressed gratitude for the theater's attention and for funding the purchase of new equipment. She was awarded the title of "Honored Cultural Worker of the City of Moscow."

"We received new equipment. We have two theaters: one is the Youth Theater, and the other is the ROSTA Theater in Tsaritsyno. After a fire several years ago, we received funding for new equipment for the small auditorium. And last year, we installed everything. And thank you so much for Moscow. I admire our city and understand the enormous amount of work it takes," Irina Slyusareva emphasized.

Tatyana Gorbunova, Director of the Olympic Reserve Rhythmic Gymnastics School of the Moscow City Physical Culture and Sports Association, was awarded the title of "Honored Worker of Physical Culture and Sports of Moscow." She noted that sports have become more accessible to every resident.

"Moscow is doing so much to make sport a true friend for every resident: stadiums are being renovated, new venues are being built, and many beautiful and large-scale events are being held. My sincere gratitude to you, Sergey Semenovich, and to your entire team for making our city more athletic and stronger," said Tatyana Gorbunova.

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The Krylya leisure club is organizing an evening of the tabletop role-playing game "Mafia."

Participants will have to split into two teams: civilians and mafiosi, who operate undercover.

The gameplay is structured around alternating phases: during the day, citizens discuss the candidacies of suspected criminals and vote to expel them; at night, the mafia eliminates civilians; and the commissioner attempts to uncover the gang's members. The goal of each side is to eliminate all opponents first.

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