Russian who condemn the war in Ukraine - about why he remains in Russia Briefly After the outbreak of war in Ukraine, many Russians who did not agree with the policy of the authorities left the country. The opposition shared the remaining and leaving, who often look at what is happening in the country in a completely different way.

The streaming platform has limited access to the podcast “Ways of Acceptance” by Elena Dogadina. In it, LGBT people shared stories from their lives, for example, they talked about coming out, having sex for the first time, breaking up and having children. The day before, Elena received a letter from Yandex Music, which states that the podcast was blocked due to the “dissemination of prohibited information.” Yesterday, for the same reason, Tilda deleted the podcast website.

The fundamentals of Russian statehood will be taught to students of social sciences starting from the next academic year. Vedomosti reported this with reference to the authors of the course.

The human rights project Gulagu.net published a video in which Maxim Cherkashin, a convict from correctional colony No. 2 in Ulan-Ude, told how he was recruited into the Wagner PMC and sent to fight in Ukraine. According to Cherkashin, the founder of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, flew to his colony.