Two years in prison, to which the prosecutor's office demanded to sentence Alexei Moskalev, a resident of the Tula region, may be the first case in Russia's recent history when the authorities take away a child from a natural parent accused under a political article. Moskalev is on trial for "discrediting" the army, and his daughter, sixth grader Maria, has been in a juvenile rehabilitation center since March 1.

For the sixth week in a row, Russia has been exporting more than 3 million barrels of oil per day by sea, writes Bloomberg. According to the agency, the reduction in oil production announced by Moscow since March did not affect the supply of Russian fuel. Details. From March 17 to March 24, daily offshore Russian oil exports fell by 123,000 barrels from the previous week to 3.11 million barrels per day, according to Bloomberg calculations.

The TV channels Pyatnitsa, part of the Gazprom-Media media holding, are and "Saturday!" resumed publishing videos on their YouTube channels after more than a month of hiatus. In February, the media reported that Gazprom-Media decided to stop publishing videos on YouTube, the holding later stated that it was “impossible to build long-term relationships” with the site. Details.

Cooperation between Russia and Iran affects the supply of devices and software from the Russian Federation for surveillance and cyber warfare, writes The Wall Street Journal, citing US and Iranian officials. Details. Countries have long had connections in the field of IT, but earlier they were limited to cyber defense, and Moscow refused to supply means of "offensive" for a long time, sources say.

Russia has replaced some of the older aircraft that fought in Ukraine with modern Su-35s, a senior Ukrainian official told ABC News. According to him, Kyiv does not have the means to effectively counter these fighters. Details. The Su-35s are equipped with "very effective radar and long-range missiles," the official said, adding that Russia uses the jets to strike Ukrainian aircraft in the air as well as to attack ground targets. “Russian air superiority is a real risk,” the source said.

During the leaked conversation , music producer Iosif Prigozhin and billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov discussed not only rumors from the highest echelons of Russian power and their attitude towards the elite. They also talked about what they probably experienced personally. In particular, Prigozhin spoke about Sergey Chemezov, the head of Rostec, who plays golf. From the context of the conversation, it follows that Chemezov could play golf in Dubai.

The spring offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine may begin with a missile attack, followed by a massive attack using tanks, after which armored personnel carriers with infantry will appear on the battlefield. Such a forecast is made by military experts interviewed by The Wall Street Journal, who in their assessments take into account the capabilities of the Ukrainian army and the training of its military in NATO countries.

The series "Mediator", in which actor Andrei Burkovsky, who left Russia, who left Russia, has ceased to be available in the media tends of Russian video sabotage services Start, IVI and KinoPoisk HD, plays the main role. The representative of Start, the copyright holder of the series, explained this with a technical failure. Screenshot of the page of the series on Start.ru Details. KinoPoisk and IVI completely closed access to watching the series.

Historian Konstantin Pakhalyuk had to leave the post of deputy director of the science department of the Russian Military Historical Society (RVIO) after a trip to the Kremlin administration. There he was accused of having links with Israeli intelligence, writes Proekt, citing Pakhalyuk himself.

The story of how scientists are leaving Russia again Julia Balakhonova March 27, 2023 After the attack on Ukraine, the Russian leadership decided to attack a variety of spheres inside its own country. In addition to independent journalists and human rights activists, who were destroyed as a class, a blow was inflicted on science. In the spirit of Soviet traditions, scientists are dismissed, their books are seized, and money is given only to loyal. 1. How many scientists have left Russia 2.