On the first poster of the series with the inscription “Heroes change - patriotism remains,” students placed an image of a modern Russian soldier next to portraits of Peter the Great, commander Alexander Suvorov, Nicholas II and Marshal Georgy Zhukov.

Security forces detained activists under the pseudonyms “Ivan Lokh” and “Marya” on the platform of the Moskovsky railway station when they were returning from Moscow to St. Petersburg, and later they were searched. They reported this to Bumaga. According to Ivan Loch, they are involved in the case in the status of witnesses and are not charged with supervising other students.

"Rosmolodezh.Grants" published the results of its competition. According to Beware of News, the list includes at least 15 projects that support the “special operation.” Here are some of the projects: Dronebiathlon competitions - Karelia, 880,000 ₽; • grappling tournament in memory of the participants in the war against Ukraine “Fight for ours” - Dagestan, 280,000 ₽; • project of psychological assistance to the wives of war participants - Bashkiria, 720,000 ₽; • expedition “Liberation.

She sent such a proposal to the Ministry of Justice. “For my part, I proposed to consider the activities of foreign companies such as Mattel, Hasbro and Lego, which direct profits to support the Ukrainian military. We approached the Ministry of Justice with a proposal to recognize Matell as an extremist organization,” Lantratova said.

Eidelman told Dozhd that she did not know which statement was the reason for initiating the case: “I speak out a lot about the war and the army. As one Oscar Wilde heroine said, if I see a shovel, I call it a shovel, if I see a war, I call it a war, if I see murderers, I call them murderers.”

After the start of the war against Ukraine, Russian authorities began to interfere more often in the work of universities and academic projects. University administrations began to increasingly restrict the political activity of students and teachers, change regulations on student self-government, use ethical commissions as a tool of pressure, and encourage denunciation within educational institutions.

Lawyers from the “Conscript School” managed to prove in court that the Unified Conscription Point violated the student’s right to deferment. In 2023, 27-year-old Artem entered a Moscow medical university for residency. In November 2024, he was called to the Unified Recruitment Point (URP), where he provided a certificate of training in order to receive a deferment. Instead, he was given a summons and asked to come back in two weeks to be sent to the unit.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio sent a corresponding instruction to embassies, Politico reports . The issuance of F, M and J visas was suspended "in preparation for the expansion of mandatory background checks and social media checks" to separate guidance. Rubio did not indicate in the order what exactly they were going to watch on social networks. As Politico notes, if the new process for processing student visa applications is adopted, it will slow down the process of obtaining it.