Dozens of Russian citizens have been banned from entering Georgia. Yegor Kuroptev, director of the South Caucasus branch of the Free Russia Foundation, said about the tightening of control at the Georgian borders, which resulted in massive refusals of entry to people with Russian passports. According to him, Georgia tightened border controls for visiting Russians a few weeks ago.

Residents of the city of Balakleya in the Izyumsky district of the Kharkiv region, which has been under Russian control since March, told Strana.ua journalists that the Ukrainian military had entered the city. “We came from the western side, there was automatic shooting in the city, but not for long. It's quiet now. There were no urban battles. Apparently, the Russians themselves left,” local residents said.

This morning, the security forces came to search the editor-in-chief of the Yekaterinburg newspaper Vecherniye Vedomosti Vladislav Postnikov, the Moscow photographer Ruslan Sukhushin, the authors of the telegram channel Orlets Viktor Zyryanov in the Moscow region and Sergei Nosov in the Oryol region, the Tyumen journalist Yulia Glazova and the RusNews journalist from Rostov-on-Don Belle Nasibyan. In the Moscow region, the director and four journalists of Odintsovo-INFO were also searched.

What and to whom are they promising for participating in the war with Ukraine? By the fall of 2022, contract soldiers for the war in Ukraine began to be recruited at large enterprises, in prisons, and even in psychoneurological dispensaries. In addition to salary, potential soldiers are often offered other bonuses. “Kholod” talks about what power promises to Russians for participating in hostilities.

The Moscow City Court and the prosecutor's office sided with the human rights center "Memorial" and the "International Memorial". The organizations won appeals over complaints about illegal searches that took place in the offices of human rights activists on March 4. The case was remanded for a new trial. In March, the office of human rights defenders was searched in connection with the extremism case of Bakhrom Khamroev, who was a member of Memorial.

Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has died. She was 96 years old. The new king will be the eldest son of Elizabeth II, Prince of Wales, Charles, who is 73 years old. Charles will be officially proclaimed the new British monarch at a meeting of the succession council, which will be held as soon as possible. The new British monarch took the name Charles III. “The death of my beloved mother, Her Majesty the Queen, is a moment of greatest sorrow for me and all members of my family,” he said.

Estonia will no longer allow citizens of the Russian Federation with tourist Schengen visas issued by any state to enter its territory from September 19. Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu said that Latvia, Lithuania and Poland will introduce similar measures. At the same time, the Foreign Minister noted that the restrictions would not affect those who want to travel to these countries to visit relatives, and also want to enter for humanitarian reasons.

The administration of the colony, in which the politician Alexei Navalny is serving his term, announced to him that he had deprived him of the right to private communication with a lawyer. From this moment on, all documents exchanged between the politician and his defenders will undergo a three-day check by the colony staff. Navalny himself announced this on his Instagram. Navalny was told that he was engaged in criminal activities.

Singer Lisa Monetochka posted screenshots of the payment of debts, because of which bailiffs allegedly began to look for her. She also said that she did not know anything about her being put on the “wanted list”. “Perhaps the fact is that this information initially goes to the Mash publication, our favorite, and only then, after some time, it comes directly to the criminals themselves,” Monetochka said.

Municipal deputies from St. Petersburg are going to send an appeal to their colleagues from the State Duma with a proposal to accuse President Vladimir Putin of high treason. The corresponding appeal was adopted by a majority vote at a meeting of the council of deputies of the Smolninskoye municipality. As follows from the published document, the St.

Scientific journalist Nastya Travkina - about how the behavior of those who against the war changed Nastya Travkina is a scientific journalist, blogger , author of articles about the brain and psychology living in Kiev. She also leads a blog on Instagram, in which from February 24 it analyzes the reactions of Ukrainians and Russians to what is happening.

How plagiarism and fake scientific works lead to disasters and to the collapse of the army Last week in Moscow, the co -founder of Dissernet was detained Andrei Zazakin.

The prosecutor's office of St. Petersburg filed a lawsuit to recognize the blockade of Leningrad during the Great Patriotic War as an act of genocide. Earlier, the General Prosecutor of Russia, Igor Krasnov, gave such an order to his subordinates. As noted in the message of the Prosecutor General's Office, the department, together with experts, studied archival documents and came to the conclusion that the blockade of Leningrad was a crime against humanity. So, in the period 1941-1944.

Three girls who were detained at an anti-war protest in Moscow and then subjected to torture and humiliation in the police department were able to identify the policeman who tortured them. Marina, 22, Nastya, 19, and Alexandra, 26, were detained on March 6 at an anti-war rally in central Moscow. After that, they were taken to the Brateevo police station, where, along with another two dozen detainees, they were summoned in turn for interrogation to a separate room.

Unidentified individuals posing as journalists from Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Novaya Gazeta and the polit.ru portal are calling opposition candidates in Moscow. Having phoned, pseudo-journalists persistently ask questions about "Smart Voting" and attitudes towards the war in Ukraine. Kirill Goncharov, deputy chairman of the Moscow Yabloko, told Kholod about this. According to him, several dozen opposition candidates in Moscow received similar calls.