According to Russia Beyond, Yashkul, a settlement of nearly 8,000 people, is one of the hottest places in Russia. Summer temperatures in Yashkul are usually above 30 degrees Celsius during the day and above 25 degrees Celsius at night. In July 2010, this place recorded a record high temperature of 44.4 degrees Celsius. (Photo source: Russia Beyond) The city of Volgograd has a huge temperature difference between winter and summer. From June to August, the temperature in this city is usually between 30 and 33 degrees Celsius. In 1940, the record temperature was 42.6 degrees Celsius. In winter, the lowest temperature in the city The city can drop to -33 degrees Celsius. In the city of Astrakhan, the summer temperature is around 30 degrees Celsius and the highest temperature ever recorded is 41 degrees Celsius. Derbent is one of the oldest cities in Russia. The summer temperature in this city is maintained at 35 degrees Celsius. According to Russia Beyond, winter here is warm and rarely snows. Summer in Grozny – the capital of the Republic of Chechnya in the Russian Federation – is very hot, often above 35 degrees Celsius and rarely rains. Kyzyl – the capital of the Russian Republic of Tuva – is one of the hottest and coldest cities in Russia. In summer, the temperature falls around 30 degrees Celsius, while in winter, the average temperature is -30 degrees Celsius (the lowest temperature ever recorded is -53 degrees Celsius). If you look at the average annual temperature, Sochi is also considered one of the hottest cities in Russia with a summer temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. Summer in Krasnodar lasts 5 months. In June, the average temperature is 30 degrees Celsius, but the afternoon temperature can reach 40 degrees. Yuzhno-Sukhokumsk is a town in the Russian Republic of Dagestan. In June, the temperature in this town remains above 30 degrees Celsius and is very dry. Invite readers to watch more videos: Autumn in England (Video source: VTV)

SVR’s secure messaging system interface on Tor. Photo: The Record Those with information about imminent threats to Russia can now “tease” Russian intelligence agencies using the Tor browser on the darknet (network of inaccessible websites. from search engine). According to Russia Beyond, the announcement of a new confidential information system and other information related to Russian national security has just been posted on the website of the General Department of Foreign Intelligence (SVR). By clicking on the button “Report information” in the bottom left corner of the main page, users receive specific instructions as follows: “If you are outside Russia and have important information related to An urgent threat to the security of the Russian Federation, you can securely and anonymously share it with us through SVR’s virtual reception system (VRS) over the TOR network ”. The SVR claims the new darknet system will allow notified individuals to securely and anonymously share data and details with local authorities. It also provides a public PGP key as an additional layer of security for encrypting messages sent over the new virtual receiving system (VRS). When a user first visits this website for the purpose of sending information related to Russian national security, they will receive a 5-word code needed to decode the intelligence messages if they wish. contact the recipient of the denunciation