Monday has come to an end. Highlights for today: - Serbia will stop exporting weapons to military conflict zones, including supplies to Western intermediaries, who transfer them to Ukraine. The representative of the student list, which won the elections, also stated that the country will not impose sanctions against Russia and will refuse Russian gas. - Russia and Algeria may return direct flights in early 2027. - Russia and North Korea are going to make movies together. The initiative is mutual - the programs include mutual distribution of ideologically consistent films, exchanges of actors and other experts. - Putin intends to achieve NATO's withdrawal to the 1997 borders as part of peace negotiations on Ukraine, claims the Telegraph. - The death toll as a result of the attack by the armed forces of Ukraine on Voronezh has risen to three, 39 people were injured. A passenger train carrying soccer players from FC Lokomotiv was also hit. Five people were injured, one of them in a serious condition. - A Russian woman contracted Zika fever in Bali. She has already returned home to Bashkiria and has undergone treatment. There is no threat of the spread of infection, Rospotrabendzor reported. —. Heineken has warned UK bars of a drop in revenue due to Ozmpic. People who took weight loss drugs started drinking less beer. - Hemingway's story was attached to the DNA of E. coli. The bacteria multiplied, copied the text and did not make a single mistake in 100 generations. We couldn't do it. - Three quarters of European airline pilots admitted to sleeping at the controls. Have a nice flight.