Journalist, a native of Simferopol Inna Denisova - about what the inhabitants of the peninsula now feel Crimea is no longer a safe resort. Since April, there has been a yellow level of terrorist threat, and after the impacts on the Saki military airfield in August the peninsula, de facto, became the territory of hostilities. This status was confirmed by the undermining of the Kerch bridge on October 8. A native of Simferopol, journalist, author of the film "Crimea.

Rosfinmonitoring has included the American company Meta, which owns Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook, into the list of organizations involved in terrorism and extremism. The Vesna movement was also included in the register. On September 30, the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office demanded that Vesna be banned.

According to Ukrainian Forbes, the massive rocket attack on Ukraine on October 10 cost the Russian budget $400-700 million. According to the publication, 84 missiles were fired at Ukrainian territories, and 24 drones were also involved. Journalists noted that the cost of fired missiles is estimated in a wide range, since the exact number of missiles of each type is not known.

Maria singers and Vitaly Hotsenko studied at the same department. Now she steers in the FBK, and he is the Prime Minister of the DPR. How did it happen? After the start of the invasion of Ukraine, many in Russia began to discover that socially close people - relatives, classmates, classmates - adhere to diametrically opposite views on the war.

After September 21, when Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of mobilization, Russian book publications recorded an increase in demand for literature about World War II and Nazi Germany. The bestseller was Nicholas Stargardt's A Nation Mobilized. Germany 1939–1945” is a study of how the Germans perceived the war, made on the basis of diaries and personal correspondence of citizens of the Third Reich.

Police officers comb an office building on Pravda Street in Moscow, found men of military age are detained and loaded into paddy wagons. This was reported to The Village by an employee of a photo studio located on one of the upper floors of the building. “In the morning there was one paddy wagon, they stuffed it, drove the second one. They took away our administrator and other men who were on the ground floor. [Men] are caught in the corridor.

In St. Petersburg, 60-year-old Irina Tsybaneva became a suspect in a criminal case on desecration of the bodies of the dead and their burial places because of a note she allegedly left on the grave of Vladimir Putin's parents. The woman's son, Maxim Tsybanev, informed the Mediazona publication about this. According to him, his mother went to the cemetery on October 6, and on October 10 a policeman came to her house.

The Russian military has kidnapped and may be torturing Deputy General Director of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant Valery Martyniuk. This was reported by the Ukrainian company Energoatom. According to the company, Martyniuk was kidnapped on October 10.

Tesla founder billionaire Elon Musk tweeted that he did not speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin before tweeting his controversial plan to resolve the war in Ukraine. “I spoke to Putin only once 18 months ago. The topic of conversation was space,” Musk wrote.

The new missile strikes hit two energy infrastructure facilities that the Russian military had already hit the day before. This was announced in his telegram channel by the head of the Lviv regional administration Maxim Kozitsky. According to him, as a result of the shelling, a 53-year-old man received a moderate shrapnel wound, he was provided with medical assistance, hospitalization was not required.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . September 27 Six days after the start of mobilization, it became known about the suicide of 44-year-old Yegor Nazarov, who worked in the ritual sphere. Nazarov's acquaintances said that shortly before his death, Nazarov received a summons that could push him to die.

As a result of a new exchange of prisoners with Russia, 32 fighters returned to Ukraine, as well as the body of Dmitry Fialka, an Israeli who fought on the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was announced by the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak. “Among those released are officers, sergeants and soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. All of them were in places where fierce fighting continued.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . Was a firefighter, became a nurse My husband and I have five children, the youngest is 10 months old, the eldest is almost 11 years old. Previously, Lesha worked as a firefighter in the Russian Emergencies Ministry, but a few years ago he started having terrible back pain: he could not walk or sit.

Since the end of September, the Ministry of Defense has begun recruiting prisoners from Russian colonies for the war in Ukraine. The Important Stories publication writes about this, referring to relatives of convicts serving sentences in various correctional institutions.

On the night of October 11, the Russian side launched a missile attack on Zaporozhye, according to the head of the Zaporizhzhya regional military administration, Oleksandr Starukh. According to him, the targets of the strikes were infrastructure facilities. One person died and five others were injured. The secretary of the Zaporizhia City Council Anatoly Kurtev said that a school, a hospital and residential buildings were damaged as a result of the strikes.