Millions of Moscow residents were placed under a heat advisory Thursday as forecasters warned of potentially record-breaking ...

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said on Twitter that one person died in the city Saturday when falling trees took down power lines. He said five other people had been injured in the heavy snow, but ...

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According to local authorities, as a result of the snowfall, about 26 thousand people were left without electricity in the Moscow region due to falling trees and icing on electric wires.

Moscow’s mayor’s office has said the city has cleared 42.4 million cubic ... and one person was killed and five injured after a tree brought down power lines, Moscow’s mayor’s office said.

The snowfall broke a Moscow record set in 1957, authorities said. “One person died from a falling tree that hit an electric power line,” Moscow Mayor Sergi Sobyanin said in a tweet .

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MOSCOW (AP) — Heavy snow and freezing rain have knocked down thousands of trees in the Russian capital and one person is reported to have been killed.