On May 15, 19-year-old Cheboksary resident David Fedorov was detained on the street by police officers. The official reason was to establish the identity of the young man, despite the fact that he had a passport with him.

David Fedorov, a 19-year-old resident of Cheboksary, was detained on the street by police officers on May 15. The official reason was to establish the identity of the young man, despite the fact that he had a passport with him. David was taken to several police departments, in one of which the security forces allegedly found something illegal in his phone, beat him (the video shows a bruise in the area of his left eye), and then threatened with either seven years in prison or signing a contract.

Contract soldier in the Russian Armed Forces, citizen of Azerbaijan, was not allowed to leave the army after Defence Minister Belousov’s order to dismiss him. He was charged under several articles of the Russian Criminal Code, but he managed to escape.

A contract soldier of the Russian Armed Forces, a citizen of Azerbaijan, was not released from the army after the order of Defense Minister Belousov to dismiss him. He was accused under several articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, but he was able to escape.

A native of the Penza region, 33-year-old Alexander Stepanov lived in the village of Podgornoye, but not in the Bashmakovsky district , which ASTRA previously wrote about, but in the Mokshansky district. On August 16, he rented an apartment in Penza because he got a job as a furniture maker, and the first shift was scheduled for August 20.

In the Penza region, a man was kidnapped after going to the store in shorts and flip‑flops. He was handcuffed, beaten, and sent to war. Alexander Stepanov, a 33‑year‑old native of the Penza region, lived in the village of Podgornoye. On August 16, he rented an apartment in Penza because he had gotten a job as a furniture maker, and his first shift was scheduled for August 20.

Emil Zhenishbekov, a 28-year-old conscript from Krasnoyarsk, who has been suing the Ministry of Defense for more than a year over a forged contract, was told that he would be sent to Ukraine in the near future. After publication in April of this year, when the young man was already at the training ground in Chebarkul, before being sent to the front, Zhenishbekov was returned to the unit and promised to be fired soon — his military service ended on April 8.

28-year-old conscript Emil Zhenishbekov from Krasnoyarsk, who has been suing the Ministry of Defense for more than a year over a forged contract, was told that he would soon be sent to Ukraine. After the publication of ASTRA in April of this year, when the young man was already at the training ground in Chebarkul before being sent to the front, Zhenishbekov was returned to his unit and promised to be fired soon - his military service ended on April 8.

A conscript in Boguchar was forced to sign a contract so that he could attend his own mother’s funeral. Despite an appeal to the prosecutor’s office regarding the illegality of the contract, the soldier is being prepared for deployment to the front. A 21‑year‑old conscript in military unit 91726 in Boguchar, Voronezh Oblast, a native of the Saratov Region, Vladislav Kuznetsov, signed the contract three months before his demobilization under psychological pressure.

A conscript in Boguchar was forced to sign a contract so that he could attend the funeral of his own mother. Despite an appeal to the prosecutor's office about the illegality of the contract, the soldier is being prepared to be sent to the front. A 21-year-old conscript soldier in military unit 91726 in Boguchar, Voronezh region, a native of the Saratov region, Vladislav Kuznetsov, signed a contract three months before demobilization under psychological pressure.

Based on the analysis of five geolocated and verified photo and video materials, ASTRA OSINT expert concluded that the AVT-2 primary atmospheric vacuum oil distillation unit at the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez (PNOS) refinery was probably damaged as a result of the UAV attack. Earlier, after reports from Perm residents about the explosions and when the air danger sirens were triggered, ASTRA reported that smoke was rising over PNOS.

Based on the analysis of five geolocated and verified photo and video materials, the ASTRA OSINT expert came to the conclusion that the primary atmospheric-vacuum oil distillation unit at the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez (PNOS) oil refinery was probably damaged as a result of a UAV attack. Earlier, after reports from Perm residents about explosions and air hazard sirens, ASTRA reported that smoke was rising above the PNOS .

The fact that Moscow residents began to get up at 5 a.m. to refuel their cars was reported by the official media outlet of the Russian government, Rossiyskaya Gazeta. The publication quotes a resident of New Moscow (Sosenskoye settlement) who does this in order to “quickly fill up his Niva.” “Today I got up at 7:00 and went to refuel in Nekrasovka, not far from home.

The fact that residents of Moscow began to get up at 5 a.m. for the sake of refueling the car was reported by the official media of the government of the Russian Federation, Rossiyskaya Gazeta. “I got up at 7:00 today and went to refuel in Nekrasovka, not far from home. I had to stand in a small queue for 40 minutes, but it’s not scary, if I had left later, I could have stood for an hour or even longer,” the newspaper quotes a motorist from the Southern Administrative District.

59-year-old disabled man without a voice was sent directly from the village administration to the war in Penza region. He died less than a month later, and his daughter did not receive payment for her father. 59-year-old Sergey Milkin is disabled has a heart defect. He has no voice (speaks in a hoarse whisper).