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"Kommersant": airport employees began to massively receive subpoenas to the military registration and enlistment offices
After the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia, employees of airlines and airports began to receive summons to the military registration and enlistment offices en masse. Employers actively began to book employees from the draft. Kommersant writes about this, citing its sources.
According to the newspaper, employees of at least five Russian airlines, including the Aeroflot group, and more than ten airports received summons to the military enlistment office after the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia on September 21. Their employers are actively working on listing for reservations, with the procedure reportedly unclear. So, the lawyers of the companies do not have an understanding of where it is more expedient to transfer the lists - to the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Transport or local authorities, reports " Kommersant" .
According to the newspaper, most of the interlocutors note that the exemption from conscription is critical not only for pilots and air traffic controllers, but also for technical, commercial and IT specialists. According to them, flights without these workers will stop. So, according to sources in three companies, 50-80% of employees can potentially be mobilized.
In particular, a source close to the Aeroflot group estimates the number of “potential recruits” in all three carriers, including Rossiya and Pobeda, to more than half the state, the newspaper reports. According to the interlocutors, the possible mobilization of technical specialists (IT-specialists and employees of commercial departments) is more of a concern, since "this will paralyze the work."
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Hungary announced the start of construction of a nuclear power plant with Rosatom
Budapest received permission to build the Paks nuclear power plant in cooperation with the Russian state corporation Rosatom . Hungarian Foreign Minister Petr Szijjarto told Lentu.ru about this on the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly .
“We have received final approval for the construction of our new nuclear power plant, which we will build in accordance with our contract with Rosatom. I am going to meet Director General Mr. Likhachev on Monday in Vienna on the sidelines of the IAEA Congress , and we will draw up a schedule for the coming months and years,” Szijjártó said.
According to him, the project is planned to be completed by 2030.
In August, Hungary refused to recognize Rosatom as a threat to the country's security. According to Szijjarto, the Russian state corporation is a reliable and proven partner of Hungary. “We have been using Russian technologies in the nuclear field for 40 years. And over these 40 years, we have received a lot of positive experience,” the politician stressed.
In December 2014, Russia and Hungary signed a contract worth 12 billion euros for the construction of two units of the Paks nuclear power plant. To implement the project, Moscow had to provide Budapest with a loan of up to 10 billion euros. The funds were planned to be spent on paying for the supply of equipment, design, construction and commissioning of power units.
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Hungary refuses to support new sanctions against Russia
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto refused to support new sanctions against Russia , a Lenta.ru correspondent reports from the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly .
According to him, the country sees no "reasonable reasons" for another round of sanctions, especially when it comes to energy. “Energy is a really clear red line for us. We are not ready to force the Hungarian people to pay for a war for which they are absolutely not responsible,” the minister said.
Szijjártó added that Hungary will not make decisions that are contrary to the national interests of the state. He also noted that the European economy is approaching a recession. "And since we don't want the Hungarian people to pay the price of war, we also don't want the European people to pay the price of war," he said.
Earlier, the head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry said that if the European Union continues to impose sanctions against Russia, this will lead to an increase in the energy crisis in the union. “The EU must stop mentioning the introduction of the eighth package of sanctions, stop introducing measures that will only deepen the energy supply crisis,” he urged.
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After the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia, employees of airlines and airports began to receive summons to the military registration and enlistment offices en masse. Employers actively began to book employees from the draft. Kommersant writes about this, citing its sources.
According to the newspaper, employees of at least five Russian airlines, including the Aeroflot group, and more than ten airports received summons to the military enlistment office after the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia on September 21. Their employers are actively working on listing for reservations, with the procedure reportedly unclear. So, the lawyers of the companies do not have an understanding of where it is more expedient to transfer the lists - to the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Transport or local authorities, reports " Kommersant" .
According to the newspaper, most of the interlocutors note that the exemption from conscription is critical not only for pilots and air traffic controllers, but also for technical, commercial and IT specialists. According to them, flights without these workers will stop. So, according to sources in three companies, 50-80% of employees can potentially be mobilized.
In particular, a source close to the Aeroflot group estimates the number of “potential recruits” in all three carriers, including Rossiya and Pobeda, to more than half the state, the newspaper reports. According to the interlocutors, the possible mobilization of technical specialists (IT-specialists and employees of commercial departments) is more of a concern, since "this will paralyze the work."
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Hungary announced the start of construction of a nuclear power plant with Rosatom
Budapest received permission to build the Paks nuclear power plant in cooperation with the Russian state corporation Rosatom . Hungarian Foreign Minister Petr Szijjarto told Lentu.ru about this on the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly .
“We have received final approval for the construction of our new nuclear power plant, which we will build in accordance with our contract with Rosatom. I am going to meet Director General Mr. Likhachev on Monday in Vienna on the sidelines of the IAEA Congress , and we will draw up a schedule for the coming months and years,” Szijjártó said.
According to him, the project is planned to be completed by 2030.
In August, Hungary refused to recognize Rosatom as a threat to the country's security. According to Szijjarto, the Russian state corporation is a reliable and proven partner of Hungary. “We have been using Russian technologies in the nuclear field for 40 years. And over these 40 years, we have received a lot of positive experience,” the politician stressed.
In December 2014, Russia and Hungary signed a contract worth 12 billion euros for the construction of two units of the Paks nuclear power plant. To implement the project, Moscow had to provide Budapest with a loan of up to 10 billion euros. The funds were planned to be spent on paying for the supply of equipment, design, construction and commissioning of power units.
Венгрия анонсировала начало строительства атомной станции с «Росатомом»
Будапешт получил разрешение на строительство атомной станции «Пакш» в сотрудничестве с российской госкорпорацией «Росатомом». Об этом «Ленту.ру» рассказал министр иностранных дел Венгрии Петр Сийярто. По его словам, завершить проект планируется к 2030 году на полях 77-й Генеральной ассамблеи ООН.
Hungary refuses to support new sanctions against Russia
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto refused to support new sanctions against Russia , a Lenta.ru correspondent reports from the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly .
According to him, the country sees no "reasonable reasons" for another round of sanctions, especially when it comes to energy. “Energy is a really clear red line for us. We are not ready to force the Hungarian people to pay for a war for which they are absolutely not responsible,” the minister said.
Szijjártó added that Hungary will not make decisions that are contrary to the national interests of the state. He also noted that the European economy is approaching a recession. "And since we don't want the Hungarian people to pay the price of war, we also don't want the European people to pay the price of war," he said.
Earlier, the head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry said that if the European Union continues to impose sanctions against Russia, this will lead to an increase in the energy crisis in the union. “The EU must stop mentioning the introduction of the eighth package of sanctions, stop introducing measures that will only deepen the energy supply crisis,” he urged.
Венгрия отказалась поддерживать новые санкции против России
Глава МИД Венгрии Петер Сийярто отказался поддерживать новые санкции против России. По его словам, страна не видит «разумных причин» для введения очередного пакета санкций. «Мы не готовы заставлять венгерский народ расплачиваться за войну, за которую он абсолютно не несет ответственности», —...
