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conduct similar activities around the world, pointing to the existence of dozens of biological laboratories in Ukraine.\n\n\n3. **Russian Police Detain Organizers of Illegal Currency Exchange Network** \n\n* Russian police have detained the organizers of an illegal network of currency exchange points in Moscow, who were allegedly earning over 50 million rubles in income. \n* The network operated without licenses and used a list of trusted clients to avoid detection. \n* During the police raid, one of the employees attempted to eat wads of money to destroy evidence, but was unsuccessful. \n* The police seized cash and mobile phones from the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.\n\n\n4. **Car Crash in Moscow Involving Rental Car and Bus** \n\n* A car crash in Moscow involving a rental car and a bus has left two people injured. \n* The driver of the rental car claims that he was cut off by the bus, while the bus driver claims that the rental car was speeding. \n* The rental car driver had only been driving for a year and had already accumulated 3,000 km in rental services. \n* Traffic police are investigating the incident and may fine the rental car driver for causing the accident.\n\n\n5. **Mongolia Interested in Russian-Made Fire-Fighting Equipment** \n\n* The head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, Alexander Kurenkov, met with the President of Mongolia, Ukhnagiyein Khorelsukh, to discuss potential cooperation in the field of fire-fighting equipment. \n* Kurenkov noted that the long border between the two countries and the presence of similar natural and man-made risks require combined efforts to prevent them. \n* The two leaders expressed interest in developing areas of interaction in forecasting risks, improving the activities of search and rescue units, and enhancing their skills as part of the development of the Russia-Mongolia-China economic corridor. \n* Joint exercises of the rescue departments of the three countries are planned for 2025 in 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