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Famous blogger Xusnora Shadieva addressed the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor General's Office in Uzbekistan. This was reported by Upl.uz. In her appeals, she complained about a traffic safety service employee and the administrators of one of the popular Telegram channels. She provided detailed information about this on her Instagram page on April 21, 2025. According to Xusnora, the incident occurred on Nukus Street in Tashkent. While regulating traffic, a traffic safety service employee used offensive words towards her in Russian. Subsequently, the administrators of the Telegram channel launched a campaign against the blogger with a nationalist sentiment. Xusnora noted that this incident sparked a significant debate among her subscribers. In her appeal, the blogger also mentioned that after providing information about the incident, she received reports from many women and girls from various regions of Uzbekistan about facing inappropriate behavior from traffic officers. These stories further strengthened her determination to fight for justice. Xusnora emphasized that her actions are aimed not only at resolving a personal dispute but also at drawing attention to the issue of law enforcement agencies treating citizens with respect. She hopes that her case will serve as an example for others and help improve the situation. Since 2023, training programs aimed at enhancing communication skills for traffic safety service employees and preventing conflicts with citizens have been actively implemented in Uzbekistan. These measures are aimed at improving relations between law enforcement agencies and citizens.

Maryam Tillaeva, the granddaughter of Uzbekistan's first president Islam Karimov and a well-known blogger, is participating in a new reality show on Russia's TNT channel. This was reported by Upl.uz. The channel's press service announced this. The project titled "Game Master" started in 2025 and has gained the attention of viewers. The TNT channel was officially removed from the air in Uzbekistan in 2011 due to programs that did not meet moral standards. According to the show's rules, 22 participants will be sent to a luxurious villa in Morocco. There, they will undergo various tests based on psychological games. Participants need to earn money for a total prize fund, but at the end of each episode, one participant will be eliminated as a result of votes from others. The show format requires participants not only to build strategies but also to understand people and anticipate their actions. Maryam Tillaeva stated that she is gaining new experiences as a participant in the project. She said: "I have usually learned to defend my ideas, but here everything is different. In 'Game Master,' you compete with other participants. Someone can support you in one moment, and in the next moment, they may vote against you. This is a game where psychology, intuition, and self-reliance are important." The reality show is hosted by Russian actor Yury Kolokolnikov. Additionally, there is a "joker" role in the project, which can change the course of the game with an unexpected participant. This role is played by singer and showman Filipp Kirkorov. His participation will generate additional interest in the project, as the "joker" can influence the participants' strategies and the results of the tests. Maryam Tillaeva, who grew up in Uzbekistan, notes that the TNT channel has not been broadcast there for a long time. The decision to remove it from the air was made in 2011 because the programs aired on the channel did not comply with local regulations. Nevertheless, there is a high demand for such reality shows in other countries, and the participation of a well-known blogger related to Uzbekistan may attract the attention of an international audience. Reality shows like "Game Master" on the TNT channel are often filmed in exotic locations, which adds to the visual appeal of the project. Morocco has been chosen as the location for this show, having previously hosted popular international projects like "Survivor" and "Big Brother."

The famous former French footballer Claude Makalele answered the question of who he would have awarded the "Golden Ball" this year. This was reported by Euro-football.ru. He compared Lamine Yamal and Ousmane Dembele, who play for "Barcelona" and "PSG," and expressed his choice. According to Makalele, Dembele deserves the "Golden Ball" this year. He emphasized that Yamal has great talent, but there are still many opportunities ahead. Yamal has won the Spanish championship, Cup, and Super Cup as part of "Barcelona." Dembele, on the other hand, secured all possible trophies with "PSG," including the Ligue 1 and Champions League titles. Makalele noted that both of these stars hold significant places in world football. He hopes that their careers and achievements will continue at a high level in the future. At the same time, Makalele reminded young players that they must work tirelessly on themselves and always strive to improve. This year's "Golden Ball" selection is very interesting and is at the center of great attention for football fans.

The famous singer Alla Pugacheva may return to Russia in the summer of 2025, according to showman Stas Baretskiy. This was reported by Upl.uz. Baretskiy believes that the artist's return will be permanent. He emphasized that Pugacheva is very attached to her homeland and has no reason to stay abroad. According to him, everything she needs is in Russia, while nothing keeps her in the West. In an interview with journalists, the showman stated that there is a possibility of her return in the summer and that preparations for this have already begun. Baretskiy also commented on Pugacheva's husband, Maxim Galkin. He said that Galkin does not plan to return to Russia and is afraid of this decision. Additionally, Baretskiy spoke about Alla Pugacheva's daughter, singer Kristina Orbakaite. He mentioned that she is under Galkin's influence and expressed concern for Orbakaite. The showman emphasized that he is ready to help her avoid mistakes upon her return to Russia. Baretskiy noted that Pugacheva has a unique, expressive character, which could influence her decision. He highlighted that the singer misses Russia and her return would be a significant event. Preparations have already begun, but he did not provide further details. Throughout her career, Alla Pugacheva has released more than twenty studio albums and is considered one of the most famous performers in the history of Russian pop music.

Starting from July 1, a new convenient bus route will be launched for the residents and guests of Tashkent. This was reported by Upl.uz. This route connects the capital directly to the famous recreation area of Charvak reservoir. The route starts from the "Mashinasozlar" metro station and travels to Charvak reservoir. Modern tourist buses of the MAN brand will be used on this route. Each bus has seating for 47 passengers and is equipped with air conditioning. This will provide especially convenience during the summer months. The ticket price for one way is 25,000 soums. Payment can be made in cash or by bank card. Buses will start operating daily at 6:00 AM. Each trip will occur every 1 hour and 30 minutes, ensuring regular service. The journey from Tashkent to Charvak takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. The last bus from Charvak departs at 8:30 PM and arrives in Tashkent at 10:00 PM.

Another serious event has occurred in the Turkish political arena. This was reported by Zamin.uz. The debate between President Recep Tayyip Erdogʻan and the chairman of the Republican People's Party, Oʻ zgür Ozel, continues with new court proceedings. The leader of the Justice and Development Party, Erdogʻan, has filed a lawsuit with the Ankara civil court for 500 thousand Turkish lira against his opponent for moral damages. According to sources, the basis for this lawsuit was the accusations, insults, and threats made by Oʻ zgür Ozel against the president during a press conference held on July 5. According to Erdogʻan's representative, lawyer Hüseyin Aydın, the petition submitted to the court emphasized the presence of baseless, derogatory, and threatening words against the president. This dispute could further intensify political tensions. The arrests of members of the Republican People's Party and the statements made during this process have led to serious attention being paid to the rule of law and freedom of speech issues in Turkey. Political analysts believe that Erdogʻan's appeal to the court is likely to escalate the political climate in the country and intensify the conflicts between the opposition and the government. For this reason, the Turkish public is closely monitoring the outcome of this court process. Zamin.uz continues to provide prompt and impartial information about the most important political events, new court cases, and news in the country.

In 2008, the series "Univer" was released and quickly gained popularity among viewers. This was reported by Upl.uz. This sitcom about student life lasted for five seasons and spawned spin-offs such as "Univer. New Living Place," "Univer. 10 Years Later," and the separate project "SashaTanya." Throughout the series, viewers became accustomed to the actors' roles, even if their characters were not central. One such character was the oligarch Silvestr Andreyevich Sergeyev, played by Aleksey Klimushkin. This role brought the actor wide recognition, although he had previously worked in film and theater. Aleksey Klimushkin was born in 1965, and his path in the arts was not easy. He was only accepted into the theater institute on his fourth attempt. After graduating, he actively worked in theater and appeared in small roles, but he achieved real success at the age of 42 while filming the series "Univer." The eccentric oligarch Silvestr Andreyevich role made him known throughout the country. Despite his fame, the actor likened his work in the sitcom to a conveyor belt, as the filming process was very fast and required endurance, which not everyone could manage. Klimushkin remained in the project for many years, appearing in "Univer" and its spin-off "SashaTanya." He became an integral part of the series, and viewers followed his character with great interest. However, in 2023, the actor unexpectedly announced his departure from the "SashaTanya" project. This decision was unexpected for fans, as they had become accustomed to seeing him on screen. Aleksey Klimushkin did not provide detailed explanations for his departure from the project. In one of the rare comments he made, he mentioned leaving for personal reasons but did not provide specific information. This led to various speculations among fans. Some believed the actor wanted to focus on new roles or other creative projects. However, after leaving the series, Klimushkin did not appear with any significant new work. Moreover, the actor almost disappeared from the public eye. He deleted all his social media pages, which fueled rumors. According to some sources, Klimushkin may have encountered health problems. A few years ago, he seriously burned the mucous membrane of his eye, and this may have affected his condition. However, this information has not been officially confirmed, and the actor prefers to live quietly without giving interviews. As of April 2025, Aleksey Klimushkin remains out of the spotlight of the media and fans. His departure from "SashaTanya" and subsequent solitude raises many questions, but there are currently no clear answers. Some believe the actor decided to take a break from the fast-paced work schedule of the sitcom. Others think this is related to health or personal reasons, which he prefers not to disclose. At the same time, Klimushkin made a significant contribution to the success of "Univer" and "SashaTanya." His Silvestr Andreyevich character has become an inseparable part of television history, with that oligarch role linked to the actor in the minds of viewers. Fans are hoping for his return to the screen or at least to hear some news about his life, but he remains a mysterious figure for now. Aleksey Klimushkin is not only an actor but also a talented theater director. Before "Univer," he staged plays in small theaters, but his name became known to the public primarily through the role of Silvestr.

Important measures are being taken by NATO to ensure European security. This was reported by Zamin.uz. According to Haqqin.az, from September 1 to December 1, the Netherlands' F-35 fighter jets will carry out a permanent patrol service in Eastern European airspace. This patrol regime is aimed at ensuring the safety of military aid being delivered to Ukraine by Western countries. According to sources, this measure serves to prevent potential air threats from Russia, guarantee safe transport routes, and reduce regional tensions. Within the framework of NATO's rapid response mission, the Netherlands' fighters will patrol the Alliance's airspace day and night. This not only ensures the timely delivery of military cargo to its destination but also strengthens stability and defense in the region. Additionally, the Norwegian fighter squadron will also join the Netherlands' F-35 aircraft. This deployment is being carried out at the request of NATO's Supreme Command in Europe. This cooperation aims to further strengthen the security system in Eastern Europe. Experts believe that these efforts will help create security guarantees in the delivery of weapons to Ukraine and strengthen an environment of trust and stability among regional states. The Zamin.uz website continues to provide its readers with timely and impartial information about European security, NATO initiatives, and important changes in the region.

The last hours of Roman Starovoit, the former head of the Russian Ministry of Transport, are unfolding in a very dramatic manner. This was reported by Zamin.uz. According to Kommersant.ru, he was scheduled to be detained this evening and summoned for questioning by the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. According to official sources, Starovoit could face charges of fraud. According to Izvestiya, he has reportedly committed suicide in his Tesla car, which is currently parked. This news has sparked widespread discussions among the Russian public. As noted by Mash, Starovoit was at work in the Ministry of Transport this morning and held a meeting regarding the situation in the department. After his resignation was officially announced, he said goodbye to all his colleagues and went home. Currently, investigative authorities are working to determine the causes of the incident. Starovoit's activities and the surrounding circumstances remain in the spotlight of Russian media and the public. Zamin.uz will keep its readers promptly and impartially informed about the investigation process and the developments of the events

A case of a car belonging to the famous Uzbek artist Shukurullo Isroilov being stolen occurred in Tashkent city. This was reported by Upl.uz. A 27-year-old local resident took advantage of the car door being left unlocked, drove off with a Mercedes-Benz vehicle. The incident took place on Zargarlik Street in the Uchtepa district, where the car was parked. According to the investigation data, the artist did not lock the car registered in his child's name and left the keys inside the cabin. The young man saw this situation and decided to take advantage of the opportunity. In court, he stated that he did not intend to steal, but simply wanted to ride in a prestigious car. He drove around the streets of Tashkent and stopped in front of a car wash in the Uchtepa district. He was quickly apprehended by law enforcement agencies due to the prompt reporting of the incident. Shukurullo Isroilov, commenting on the event, stated that he initially took the loss of his car as a joke. When he went out to the street, the car was gone. He then called the emergency services at 102. After a few minutes, law enforcement officials informed that the car had been found and the suspect had been apprehended. At the end of the court proceedings, the young man was found guilty under Article 267 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This article provides for liability for the theft of a vehicle. He was sentenced to two years of imprisonment. The suspect expressed remorse for his actions, but this did not affect the court's decision. It should be noted that cases of car theft are not uncommon in Uzbekistan. For example, previously in the Surkhandarya region, a man under the influence of alcohol stole a car and caused a traffic accident. He lost control while trying to escape from law enforcement officers and was apprehended. In recent years, many measures have been intensified in Uzbekistan to prevent car thefts. Video cameras have been installed along the streets, and GPS tracking systems have been introduced for vehicles. Nevertheless, the failure of owners to lock their cars remains one of the main reasons for such crimes. Therefore, it is important to always lock vehicles and take security measures.

Famous performer Batir Qodirov was fined 3 million soums for violating copyright in Uzbekistan. This was reported by Upl.uz. This decision was made by the court following a request from poet Shohrukh Abduvahidov, whose creative pseudonym is Abdusomiy. Abdusomiy stated that Qodirov used his poems in his songs without permission. The issue concerns texts such as "Dildora," "Qizg‘onaman," "Sungi nafasgacha," and "Sog‘indim yomon." The poet indicated that the performer not only did not obtain permission to use the poems but also did not pay legal compensation. After that, an official complaint was filed, and the case was sent to court. Law enforcement agencies drew up an administrative report against Qodirov based on part 1 of article 177 of the Administrative Responsibility Code of Uzbekistan. The documents were submitted to the court, which reviewed the case and imposed a fine of 3 million soums on the performer. It should be noted that this is not Qodirov's first case of copyright infringement. Previously, it was reported that he was fined 1.8 million soums. In Uzbekistan, the protection of copyright is regulated by the law "On Copyright and Related Rights," adopted in 2006. According to this law, using the works of an author without their consent can lead not only to fines but also to compensation for damages up to 50 times the legal value of the work. This law aims to protect the rights of authors and respect their creative labor.

A video of a Russian woman openly discussing her experience of living in Tashkent has gone viral on social media. This was reported by Upl.uz. She listed the main shortcomings she encountered during her time in the capital and stated that she was ultimately forced to leave Uzbekistan. The woman acknowledged that she experienced many bright moments in Tashkent for half a year and enjoyed the hospitality of the Uzbek people and the essence of life. However, in her opinion, serious problems overshadowed this beautiful picture. The poor air quality in Tashkent was cited as the main reason. She complained about difficulty breathing. It was also emphasized that the situation in the medical field was unsatisfactory. Staying just one day in a local hospital indicated that she was not ready to adapt to these conditions. The intense heat of the summer season was also a significant challenge. As a result, facing these difficulties, the woman decided to say goodbye to sunny Tashkent and return to her homeland. Her story was actively discussed by many users. Many confirmed similar problems specifically in the fields of ecology and healthcare. This incident once again highlights the need to improve living conditions in the capital.

The press service of the Intellectual Property Department under the Ministry of Justice reported that measures have been taken against the violator. This was reported by Upl.uz. It has been revealed that Ali Niyazimbetov, known for his song "Azizim," contacted the Ministry of Justice. He requested legal actions against individuals who performed his song without permission. As a result of the investigation, it was found that his song "Azizim" was performed by well-known artists Manzura and Murodjon Yuldashev. An administrative protocol was drawn up against Murodjon Yuldashev under the article "Violation of copyright and related rights" of the Administrative Responsibility Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. According to the decision of the Yunusabad District Court, a fine of 375,000 soums was imposed on him as a penalty. Thus, appropriate measures were taken against the violators in accordance with the law.

Uzbekistan's People's Artist Yulduz Usmanova expressed her thoughts on the complex situation regarding copyright among local artists. This was reported by Upl.uz. According to her, many creators are losing interest in creating new works due to legal uncertainties and the pressure of lawsuits. The artist stated that lawsuits regarding copyright often begin several years after songs and poems are released. This creates difficulties for creators and diminishes their motivation for creative activities. Usmanova emphasized that previously, production companies like Tarona and Pantera adhered to clear rules. They formalized the rights to works, paid taxes, and obtained necessary permits. However, the situation has changed now. There are increasing claims from individuals who have no connection to legally created songs and poems. Additionally, problems are arising among poets as well. Some authors who previously presented their poems for songs are now initiating lawsuits themselves. Often, it turns out that these poems are taken from other poets. The artist called on the Uzbek government to seriously address this issue. She proposed revising legislation in the field of copyright and taking measures to fairly protect creators. In particular, she emphasized the importance of recognizing the legal force of previously established contracts and fairly evaluating claims related to works created many years ago. Recently, artist Botir Kodirov was again taken to court for violating copyright. Poet Shoxrux Abduvahidov, known by the pseudonym AbduSamiy, filed a claim against him. According to the court's decision, Kodirov was fined three million soums. This case became another example of the complexities arising from copyright issues in Uzbekistan. The Intellectual Property Agency operates in Uzbekistan, which is responsible for registering copyright. However, many artists face difficulties due to a lack of sufficient information about the procedures for formalizing legal documents. Therefore, it is necessary to enhance understanding in this area and simplify legal procedures.

Farhod Mahmudov was born on May 9, 1972, in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. This was reported by Upl.uz. His mother was an athlete, and his father was an engineer. In his childhood, Farhod was an ordinary boy who often engaged in games and did not show much interest in studying. One day, he skipped a drawing class and accidentally ended up at the filming site of "Uzbekfilm" studio. There, an assistant director noticed him and offered Farhod a small role. From that moment on, his acting career began. Later, he appeared in a short film called "Qarash" and the comedy "Sharqiy firibgar," which brought him his first fame in Tashkent. Communicating with actors studying at VGIK inspired Farhod to move to Moscow and enter this prestigious university. Getting into VGIK was not easy. That year, the course was only open to students from Tajikistan, and Farhod did not meet the requirements because he was Uzbek. He tried to establish connections with the Tajik film industry, but it did not help. Nevertheless, the famous actor Mikhail Gluzskiy saw his talent and helped him find a place through the State Film Committee. When the teacher was looking for an actor suitable for the "hero-love hero" image, Mahmudov was just right for that role. At VGIK, he studied alongside Ksenia Kachalina, Ivan Okhlobystin, and Yevgeny Stychkin, which was an important stage in his professional development. Events in his personal life also unfolded alongside his acting career. In the seventh grade, Farhod fell in love with his classmate Svetlana. Although the feelings were strong, the relationship ended soon. His next love occurred while studying at VGIK. The girl he chose was named Inna, a student from the economics faculty from Nagorno-Karabakh. However, due to the problematic situation in her homeland, Inna returned home and did not come back to Moscow. Farhod found it hard to accept the breakup but continued his career. After graduating from VGIK, Farhod began working at the Moscow Drama Theater under the direction of Yevgeny Simonov. However, soon the director fell seriously ill and passed away, leaving the theater in a difficult situation. Mahmudov was planning to return to Tashkent, but he decided to try himself in other theaters. Thus, he joined the team of Roman Viktuk, who was at the beginning of his career. During this period, the actor's life was unstable: he did not have his own home and lived with a friend in an old, dangerous house. With the arrival of winter, he had to look for a new place to live. Fortunately, the theater's tours brought in initial earnings, and Farhod was able to rent a room. In the 1990s, Mahmudov easily adapted to the cultural life of Moscow. According to him, the theater's constant tours helped him avoid the problems that many faced during that time. He focused on work and kept himself busy. In his personal life, there were also attempts to start a family. At one point, he dated a girl from Tashkent, but the differences in mentality led to the end of the relationship, and the girl returned to her homeland. Later, Farhod entered into a sham marriage with his colleague Ekaterina Karpushina to resolve citizenship issues. This marriage lasted 15 years, but each had their own personal life and separate homes. At the age of 28, Farhod met 17-year-old Dina. The girl fell in love with the actor, who was then famous for his role as Fara in the series "Brigada." Mahmudov got this role due to his friendship with director Aleksey Sidorov. When Sidorov was graduating from the Higher Film Courses, Farhod played a free role in his short film,

BYD Uzbekistan Factory has successfully completed the certification process for its new electric crossover model, the BYD Sealion 7. This was reported by Upl.uz. This officially indicates that it has been authorized for sale and potential production within the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This information is confirmed by the "Chinese Cars" portal in the industry, which provided information based on relevant documents. This step is a logical continuation of the model's presentation to the public previously held in Tashkent. The initial presentation of the electric vehicle took place at the e-Mobility Festa exhibition in the spring of 2024. There, it was introduced as a model intended for the Chinese market under the name Sealion 07. The crossover's main structure is based on the advanced e-Platform 3.0 architecture, which is also successfully used by the company's other models. Configurations with one and two electric motors are offered in the market. The rear-wheel-drive versions have models with 231 and 313 horsepower. The all-wheel-drive, dual-motor flagship variant has a total power of 530 horsepower and reaches a speed of 100 km/h in 4.2 seconds. Range is an important parameter for electric vehicles. The Sealion 7 model offers two options based on battery capacity: 71.8 kWh or 80.64 kWh. This allows for a range of 550 to 610 kilometers on a single full charge, calculated according to the CLTC cycle. The car's dimensions are related to the mid-size crossover category. Its length is 4830 mm, width is 1925 mm, and height is 1620 mm. The 2930 mm wheelbase ensures the spaciousness of the cabin and stable driving. The interior is based on the principles of modern minimalism. In the center, there is a large rotating touchscreen multimedia display, which is also connected to a digital instrument panel. There are no physical buttons or switches on the central console at all. All functions of the vehicle, including climate control and system settings, are managed through the interface of the main unit. So far, company representatives have not provided specific information regarding the start of sales and prices in Uzbekistan. However, the certification of the model indicates that preparations for its introduction to the market are actively underway. Additionally, this authorization opens up the possibility of localizing production at the factory in the Jizzakh region. This project serves to strengthen BYD's strategic position in Central Asia and allows Uzbekistan to serve as a foundation for expanding exports to neighboring countries. It is worth noting that the BYD brand has been officially operating in our country and offers a wide range of models, including Yuan Up, Song Pro, Song Plus, Seagull, e2, and Chazor Champion sedan. The name Sealion 7 is not chosen by chance. This model is part of BYD's "Ocean Series." This series also includes models like Seal (seal), Dolphin (dolphin), and Seagull (seagull). This series differs from the "Dynasty Series," which includes the Han, Tang, Song, and Yuan models.

Active discussions continue on social media about Maryam Tillyaeva, the granddaughter of Uzbekistan's former president, and her new boyfriend. This was reported by Upl.uz. 26-year-old Maryam previously went through a controversial divorce from blogger Amiran Sardarov. She has now confirmed her new relationship. On her Instagram page, she reposted a photo with a young man named Arno. This news sparked great interest among followers and internet users. According to open sources, Maryam and Arno met in Courchevel, a famous ski resort. Arno was born into a wealthy family in the Rostov region. He works as a stylist and helps Maryam create her looks. Additionally, Arno plans to create his own clothing brand, which reflects his ambitions in the fashion industry. However, Arno's personality has been evaluated differently on social media, and his lifestyle has sparked numerous debates. On social media, Arno often posts pictures of parties, travels, expensive cars, and designer clothes. Some users speculated that he leads a lifestyle typical of the wealthy, which may not align with the traditional values of the Tillyaeva family. Arno is also often seen with designer Gosha Rubchinskiy. It is worth noting that a few years ago, Rubchinskiy was accused of inappropriate behavior towards a minor, although this case was not confirmed in court, it raised suspicions about Arno's environment. Previously, Maryam Tillyaeva was married to blogger Amiran Sardarov. Their wedding ceremony took place in April 2021, but they divorced a year later. After the divorce, Maryam spoke publicly about the difficulties in their relationship. According to her, Amiran deceived her and especially showed violence after returning from the USA to Russia. The most serious conflict arose when Sardarov shared half-naked photos of Maryam without her consent. This incident faced severe criticism on social media and deeply hurt Maryam and her family. Maryam believes that her ex-husband's actions were an attempt to control her and keep her in the relationship. The divorce and public scandal put Maryam into a state of depression, but over time she managed to recover and return to an active life. Courchevel, where Maryam and Arno met, is considered one of the most prestigious ski resorts in the world. This place attracts not only sports enthusiasts but also celebrities, who often choose this location for relaxation and social events

On May 15, the Mirzo Ulughbek District Court began reviewing the case regarding the car accident that occurred during the filming of a music video for Ozoda Nursaidova. This was reported by Upl.uz. The court proceedings were held behind closed doors, as the person responsible for the accident was a minor. Actress Sabrina Jabborova announced that she has not fully recovered. According to her, there is a rehabilitation process ahead that may last from 6 months to a year. Currently, there is approximately one kilogram of metal in her body. Despite being able to walk, she stated that she cannot start a family and cannot bring a child into the world. At the same time, the actress denied the information about being gifted a house and emphasized that she has not received a house from anyone. This court case is ongoing to determine the causes of the accident and establish responsibility.

The famous singer Alla Pugachyova continues to receive a pension from the Russian budget even after leaving Russia in 2022. This was reported by Upl.uz. At the same time, she is not receiving social assistance in the countries where she currently resides. This situation raises interest, as the singer maintains a connection with the Russian pension system despite having moved abroad. As of May 2025, the 76-year-old Pugachyova receives approximately 60,000 rubles per month. This amount includes the basic pension and additional payments. The additional payments are granted to her for the title of People's Artist of the former Soviet Union and for participating in a concert dedicated to those who responded to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster in 1986. It is said that during the concert, the singer was exposed to a certain amount of radiation, which served as the basis for the additional payments. After leaving Russia, Pugachyova initially resided in Israel. In this country, she was unable to receive a local pension. According to Israeli law, social benefits are only granted to those who have worked in the country for at least ten years. The singer did not meet these requirements, so she was not provided assistance. Later, Pugachyova moved to Cyprus and also tried to explore the possibility of receiving social benefits there. In Cyprus, it is theoretically possible to receive social assistance, but this requires living in European Union countries for at least twenty years and not having other pension income. Due to receiving a pension from Russia and not having lived long in the European Union, Pugachyova could not claim a Cypriot pension. Despite the absence of a foreign pension, the singer has financial assets in Russia. In particular, she owns a house in the city of Istra. Previously, this house was valued at 152 million rubles, but now its value has dropped to 130 million rubles. The owner of the house is the singer's grandson Nikita Presnyakov, who has been living in the USA for several years. If Pugachyova decides to sell this property, she needs to act quickly, as its price continues to decline. Alla Pugachyova performed a concert in the Chernobyl area a few months after the disaster in 1986. This concert, organized for the liquidators, is considered one of the first cultural events held in the area. It is valued as her support for those who struggled with the consequences of the disaster.

Discussions continue about the luxurious house owned by Alla Pugachova in the Moscow region. This was reported by Upl.uz. Located on the shores of the Istrinsk reservoir, this real estate has recently significantly decreased in price. According to open sources, on May 14, 2025, the house price dropped from 152 million rubles to 130 million rubles. The price decrease amounts to 22 million rubles, attracting considerable attention in the real estate market. This luxurious house is located in the Sonechnogorsk district of Moscow region, in the village of Berejki, 45 kilometers away from the MKAD. The house is officially registered in the name of Alla Pugachova's grandson, Nikita Presnyakov, and has an area of approximately 760 square meters. The land area on which the property is located is about 30 sotiks. According to Rosreestr data, the cadastral value of the house is 21 million rubles, while the land area is estimated at 3.8 million rubles. Despite being located on the first line of the reservoir, the house has been on sale for a long time. Nikita Presnyakov, who currently resides in the USA, is actively searching for buyers to expedite the sale of the house. Previously, he carried out renovation work, updating the floors, walls, and stairs. The uniqueness of the house lies in the presence of a private pier, pool, and bath. However, these amenities did not help in selling the house quickly. Experts believe that the initially set high price deterred buyers, which is why it became necessary to lower the price. The area around the Istrinsk reservoir is considered one of the popular places for luxury real estate in the Moscow region. In the 1970s, summer houses belonging to the elite of the former Soviet Union began to be actively built in this area. Today, the prices of land in this region reach tens of millions of rubles.

Today, September 7, a rare astronomical event — a total lunar eclipse — will occur in the sky over Uzbekistan. This was reported by Zamin.uz. According to the Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences, this event will be clearly visible from all regions of our country. During the lunar eclipse, the surface of the Moon will be completely in the Earth's shadow. The total phase of the eclipse will last 1 hour and 22 minutes, but the entire process will take more than 5 hours. This event will be observed not only in Uzbekistan but also in several countries across Eurasia and Africa. Specifically, the total lunar eclipse can be seen in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Arab countries, as well as Pakistan, India, China, South and North Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos. The central regions of Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and some parts of Australia will also experience the Moon fully in shadow. Europe, the Philippines, Hawaii, Fiji, and New Zealand will observe a partial eclipse. The exact times of the lunar eclipse in Uzbekistan are as follows: the partial eclipse begins at 21:27 Tashkent time, the total phase starts at 22:30, reaches its peak at 23:11, the total phase ends at 23:52, and the partial phase concludes on September 8 at 00:56. According to experts, during the eclipse, the Moon's altitude above the horizon will initially be 27 degrees and will rise to a maximum of 39 degrees. Most importantly, no telescope or other special equipment is required to observe this event. The lunar eclipse can be safely watched with the naked eye. As scientists emphasize, directly observing the lunar eclipse with the naked eye is completely safe. For astronomy enthusiasts and ordinary citizens alike, this night is a wonderful opportunity to witness the unique beauty of nature and create memorable experiences. Source: Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences.

Apple presented its new flagship smartphones, the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max models, in September. This was reported by Zamin.uz. These devices have been significantly updated not only in terms of internal capabilities but also in appearance. One of the biggest changes is that the rear camera module now spans the entire width of the body. The sensor layout remains the same as before, but the LiDAR and flash are now located on opposite sides. Apple has abandoned the titanium body and returned to an aluminum body. Aluminum dissipates heat 20 times more efficiently than before. The body is fully metal, with a Ceramic Shield glass area on the back for wireless charging. The front panel uses the new Ceramic Shield 2, which is three times stronger. Additionally, an anti-reflective coating has been applied to the screen surface. In terms of internal power, the new Apple A19 Pro chip is installed. It features a 6-core processor and a 6-core graphics processor, and with the second-generation Dynamic Caching technology, it operates 40% faster than before in long-lasting tasks. For the first time in Pro models, a vapor chamber cooling system has been introduced, with the aluminum body aiding this process. The camera system has also been significantly upgraded. Now there are full 48-megapixel main, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras. The telephoto camera offers 8x optical zoom, as well as 4x mode and 3D stabilization functionality. The front camera is 18 megapixels and equipped with Center Stage technology. Additionally, video recording in ProRes RAW format has been added, which is an important innovation for those engaged in video editing. Regarding battery life, the iPhone 17 Pro model offers 33 hours of video playback, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max works for 39 hours. Charging the devices from 0 to 50 percent takes only 20 minutes. The prices are set as follows: iPhone 17 Pro at $1099, and iPhone 17 Pro Max at $1199. The devices will go on sale from September 19. The color options include Silver, Deep Blue, and Cosmic Orange. New TechWoven cases and Crossbody Strap accessories have been introduced. Whether Apple has truly reached the “Pro” level with these updates is a topic of discussion among users. The new models offer high levels of power and quality, which will help strengthen their position in the market.

Amazing news is coming from Turkey. Euro-football.ru reported about this. According to the information, Zinedine Zidane may become the new head coach of the Fenerbahce football club. After the club management significantly strengthened the team in the summer, they reached an initial agreement with Zidane. The 53-year-old coach will move to Turkey after negotiations on salary and conditions are completed, reports Sabah Spor. It should be recalled that recently Fenerbahce parted ways with head coach Jose Mourinho. This decision was made after the Istanbul "Canaries" lost to Benfica in the Champions League qualifying round. Earlier, the media reported that Zinedine Zidane was planning to take over the position of the French national team head coach Didier Deschamps. Deschamps is expected to leave this position at the end of the 2026 World Cup. These news have sparked great interest among football fans.

Earlier, a report was made about a major road traffic accident that occurred in Angren. This was reported by Upl.uz. A traffic accident involving several vehicles occurred on the Tashkent–Osh international highway. The incident happened on September 7 at approximately 12:20. According to information obtained from the internal affairs authorities, a Shacman truck carrying cement, driven by a 44-year-old driver, lost control and collided with two trucks stopped at a railway crossing and five passenger cars. As a result of the impact, a fire broke out but was quickly extinguished by emergency services that arrived at the scene. The internal affairs authorities reported the number of fatalities and injuries. Seven people died at the scene of the accident. Five people were hospitalized, and another four participants received medical assistance and were sent home. Currently, the government has formed a commission to investigate the causes of the accident. Deputy Prime Minister Achilbay Ramatov was appointed to lead the commission.

A 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, Irina Zarutska, was stabbed to death on a train in North Carolina. This was reported by Zamin.uz. The police arrested 34-year-old Decarlos Brown, who attacked the woman, and charged him with murder. The incident was recorded on video and widely shared on social media, causing significant public outrage. The city mayor called the incident a failure of the judicial system and promised measures to enhance safety on public transport. Zarutska's family stated that she had fled the war in 2022 and come to the United States, quickly adapting to her new life. She was interested in art, loved animals, and lived happily with her family. The incident also sparked political debates. Some criticized that Brown, despite having been previously convicted of serious crimes, had been released. The state leader called for more effective measures against crime. This event once again prompted discussions in society about safety and justice issues.

An international football tournament for young players is taking place in Spain. This was reported by Upl.uz. Uzbekistan's under-17 national team competed against Canada's national team in the second stage of the tournament. The match ended 2-2 in regular time. In the penalty shootout, the Uzbekistan team won 6-5. In the first stage, the Uzbekistan national team was defeated by England with a score of 3-1. The national team continues to participate in international competitions, striving to gain experience. Such tournaments are important for young players and help improve their skills. These kinds of tournaments are of great importance for the future development of Uzbek football among youth. The national team's upcoming matches are also being followed with interest.

Apple company recently introduced the new iPhone 17 smartphone. This was reported by Zamin.uz. As a result of conversations with sellers at the "Malika" market in Tashkent, approximate prices for these new models have been determined. It has been revealed that iPhone 17 smartphones will be available for sale in Uzbekistan starting from September 23. Prices vary depending on the memory capacity and device features. For example, the 256 gigabyte model of the iPhone 17 is estimated to cost around 16 million 250 thousand soms. Models with larger memory capacity are priced higher. The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max versions have even more features and capabilities, with prices starting from 23 million soms and approaching 50 million soms. These new smartphones are expected to generate significant interest in the Uzbekistan market. Memory capacity and budget are important factors for buyers when choosing the most suitable option. Additionally, full warranty and service options are expected to be provided at official sales points. The release of the new iPhone 17 models in Uzbekistan will bring innovations and increase competition in the smartphone market.

On September 7, 2023, at around 12:20, a serious road traffic accident occurred on the international A-373 "Tashkent-Osh" highway. This was reported by Upl.uz. Several vehicles were involved in the incident. This was reported by a UPL correspondent. The Tashkent Region Department of Internal Affairs announced that a criminal case has been initiated under Part 3 of Article 266 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan regarding the incident. Investigation activities are currently underway. Official information has not provided exact numbers of fatalities and injuries. According to unofficial sources, the number of victims may reach 10. Videos taken at the scene of this road traffic accident have circulated on social media. The videos show the accident involving several vehicles and the fire that resulted from it. Emergency services are operating at the scene. The investigation process is ongoing. The importance of strictly adhering to traffic safety rules is once again emphasized.