In a few days, massive street protests have engulfed much of Iran's territory. The police tried to suppress the protests by force. At least 35 demonstrators were killed, 19 of them, including three children, on the last night alone. Numerous videos of clashes between demonstrators and police, during which law enforcement officers use firearms, have circulated on the network.

After the mobilization announcement in families, conflicts worsened. We found stories where it came to curses Relations in many Russian families were heated after the start of the war with Ukraine. But over the past seven months, the intensity was sleeping a bit, people resumed communication with their loved ones. Mobilization announced by Putin again became the strongest trigger for the discord between relatives. "Cold" tells these stories.

Translator and publicist Dmitry Simanovsky explains what Oximiron said Russia, through “referendums”, joins Ukrainian territories. Meanwhile, the most discussed musical track of the last weeks, the “izmiron”, ends with the separatist slogan “Ingria will be free!”. What does this mean - explains the Petersburger, publicist, translator Dmitry Simanovsky. In order not to miss the main materials of the "cold", subscribe to our Instagram and telegram .

In St. Petersburg, after a search, feminist Bella Rapoport was detained for 48 hours. Journalist Boris Konakov announced this on his Telegram channel. Now Rapoport is in police department No. 2. “Bella was detained at home at five in the morning, her phone and computer were confiscated. The person is in a panic, because she is without communication and, unfortunately, cannot receive any information promptly, ”Konakov wrote. Also, the police today came to a number of St.

On September 22, a 80-year-old resident of Yekaterinburg Galina Bastrygina went to a single picket with a poster against sending police officers to Ukraine. According to Bastrygina, she stood in a picket for no more than ten minutes, after which she was taken to the police station. “A man came in civilian clothes, sat down at the computer and, looking around, began to compose a report. Like, I was not alone, and on the other side of the street there was supposedly my “assistant”.

On September 23, in the village of Bolshereche, Omsk region, a scuffle took place near the military registration and enlistment office with the participation of police officers, members of the National Guard and mobilized local residents. The footage published by the Omsk civil association shows how the men are trying to drag law enforcement officers into the bus with them, but they are resisting. "Come with me!" yells one of the police men.

Earlier, the Federation Council approved a law on imprisonment for up to 10 years for voluntary surrender and failure to appear for conscription service. The last point concerns conscripts and contractors who, without good reason, did not appear at the service for more than a month. It does not apply to those who are currently receiving subpoenas. Also now faces up to 15 years for looting. Such concepts as “mobilization”, “martial law” and “wartime” appeared in the criminal code.

Human rights activists of the Adat movement reported that they received many reports of abductions of men and threats to send them to fight in Ukraine. This mainly concerns those who, after the announcement of mobilization, decided to leave the country. One of the abductees is named Abu Magamadov, he is 19 years old. After submitting documents for obtaining a passport, they called him and invited him to come up to clarify the data.

A video appeared on the network from surveillance cameras from the entrances of residential buildings in the Zaporozhye region. On the footage, members of the commission and armed men go around the apartments with a ballot box. Today, the second day of the “referendum” on joining Russia is taking place in the occupied territories of the Zaporozhye region, it will last until September 27.

On September 24, protests against mobilization and war in Ukraine are held in many cities of Russia. Dozens of people have already been arrested across the country. In Irkutsk, several dozen people came out to protest against the mobilization. Almost immediately, those gathered began to be detained and put into paddy wagons. Only one of them had at least 17 people. In Khabarovsk, a man went to Lenin Square with a poster "Mobilize yourself, bald rat." He was immediately arrested.