Lawyer Konstantin Erokhin said that on October 17 he was beaten by the military commissar of the Gagarinsky district. He came to the military registration and enlistment office in order to submit documents on the right of the principal to defer from mobilization. Employees of the Gagarin military registration and enlistment office refused to accept the papers, citing the fact that Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin had already “annulled” the summons.

Artists and employees of Moscow galleries told reporters that after the start of a full -scale war in Ukraine, the local museums were asked to remove or change exhibits that could recall the invasion. According to cultural figures, even objects that vaguely remind of the war came under censorship.

Two thousand people from among the Russian mobilized arrived in the Kherson region. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Also, according to them, the occupying authorities of the Kherson region are evacuating bank employees, as well as Russian medical workers and teachers from the region. Objects of the humanitarian sphere stop work, the General Staff said in a statement.

The Russian Academic Youth Theater (RAMT) in Moscow and the Alexandrinsky Theater in St. Petersburg removed the name of the writer Boris Akunin from posters of performances based on his plays. The writer said that in one of the theaters he was informed that this was demanded by the Ministry of Culture. At the same time, the writer is not going to demand that his performances, where authorship is not indicated, be removed from the repertoire. “Until they (the performances - Approx.

Associate Professor of the Department of Interdisciplinary Synthesis in the field of social and human sciences of the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences of St. Petersburg State University Denis Skopin is fired for participating in an anti-war rally. This was announced by his former colleague, Professor of the European University Ivan Kurilla.

After the announcement of mobilization in Russia, Turkish banks began to refuse to open cards to Russians more often. To reduce the flow of those wishing to open an account, local banks have begun to impose additional requirements that complicate the procedure. RBC writes about it. According to the publication, many credit organizations required permission to work in Turkey. In some branches, employees claimed that they did not open accounts for foreigners as a matter of principle.

On July 29, Forbes published an interview with billionaire Yevgeny Kostyukevich, who called himself the new owner of the building materials manufacturer Holcim in Russia. The journalist of the "Project" interviewed him and during the conversation found out that "Kostyukevich" is a deepfake. "Cold" retells his story. On July 26, the Russian division of Holcim announced that certain legal entities had tried to seize the company's assets worth two billion dollars.

In Moscow school No. 1747, Tatyana Chervenko, a mathematics teacher and member of the Alliance of Teachers, was detained right during classes and taken to the Mitino police station, activist Ivan Drobotov said.

The Russian multimedia online platform KION, created by MTS, has removed the series about the Decembrist uprising “Union of Salvation. Time for anger." Service representatives did not comment on their decision. It was previously reported that the online cinema moved the release date of the next series from October 19 to January 1. But later this information was not confirmed.

On October 13, Raiffeisen Bank specialist Timur Izmailov died under mortar fire in Ukraine. The 33-year-old IT specialist had every reason to get a deferment. This was announced by his lawyer Konstantin Erokhin and confirmed by his sister Anna. According to Anna, her brother, who held a key IT position in the bank and accompanied the MIR system, was mobilized on September 23, and on October 7, at around 3 a.m., his unit was alerted and sent to the war zone.

From Adolf Hitler to Idi Amin: Cinema about how tyranny arises and destroyed The twentieth century is the time of the worst dictatorial regimes in the history of mankind. And this is also a century in which the cinema has become the most popular of the arts and one of the main channels for obtaining information. “Cold” took two films about 10 dictators from different countries, watching which you can find out how tyranny works - and how it ends.

The Russian-Japanese war was supposed to become a little victorious. She ended in shame At the very beginning of the twentieth century, things in the Russian Empire were unimportant. The most diverse classes and groups were dissatisfied with the archaic autocratic power and its institutions: workers organized strikes and protests, deputies of zemstvo self -government tried to create a kind of Western parliaments, illegal parties conducted terrorist attacks.