In 1933, teachers shot for a conspiracy against Stalin. True opened only after 20 years In the spring of 1933, six teachers who worked together at the school at the factory near Moscow and lived in the same hostel were convicted on charges of a terrorist conspiracy against Stalin. One of them was shot immediately, the rest were sent to the camps. In the mid-1950s, when the survivors began to demand rehabilitation, many amazing details appeared in this typical plot.

Nikita Shagov, a 29-year-old employee of Tinkoff Bank, was mobilized: he was taken to a military unit and is going to be sent to war, although he is on the list of employees who are not subject to mobilization. His friend Natalya told Kholod about this (she asked not to give her last name). On October 8, Shagov was handed a summons (Holod has it) , according to which he had to appear at the military registration and enlistment office within 24 hours.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, again criticized in a telegram the commander of the Central Military District, Colonel-General Alexander Lapin, who, in his opinion, is to blame for the breakthrough of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the area of ​​​​the settlements of Terny, Torskoye and Yampolovka. According to Kadyrov, the offensive was stopped, but for this it was necessary to withdraw part of the troops from the defense of the city of Rubizhnoye.

Danis Ishmuratov, the son of midshipman Fanis Ishmuratov, died in the war in Ukraine, who became a victim of an accident on the Kursk nuclear submarine. Kommersant writes about this, referring to the press service of the administration of the Baimaksky district of Bashkortostan. The circumstances of the death of 25-year-old Danis Ishmuratov are not disclosed.

Shortly before Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced the end of mobilization, the St. Petersburg authorities announced the same. However, in the Western Military District (ZVO) at first they did not agree with this and said that it was necessary to wait for Putin's decree. After Shoigu's speech, the Western Military District clarified that the "main events" were still completed. This morning, the authorities of St. Petersburg announced the completion of the mobilization.

Moscow authorities will purchase video surveillance services for more than 23.3 billion rubles. The department of the capital for competition policy placed the corresponding six tenders in a single data storage and processing center on October 19-20. The Department of Information Technologies of Moscow reported that these purchases will be carried out due to the expiration of the existing contracts, which were concluded more than four years ago. The new contracts will be valid for five years.

In a September 28 briefing, British intelligence reported that over the past six weeks Russia had reinforced some of its units west of the Dnieper with mobilized reservists. Intelligence officials believe that the Russian military has realized that the understaffed and poorly trained forces in Ukraine are so far only capable of defensive operations. At the same time, intelligence is confident that the Russian operational scheme remains very vulnerable.

In the annexed Crimea, at one of the training grounds, the head of the local branch of the Rossiya Segodnya media holding, Svetlana Babayeva, died in an accident. There she was engaged in military sports shooting. “A professional of the highest standard with a bright journalistic biography. The warmest person, acutely rooting for Russia. I was torn “for the ribbon”, wanting to support our heroes. A stray bullet,” said Dmitry Kiselev, CEO of Rossiya Segodnya.

The press service of the American manufacturer Viatris said that Zoloft will no longer be supplied to Russia "due to technical problems at the production site of a third-party manufacturer of the finished product." Roszdravnadzor claims that despite this, there is no shortage of antidepressants in the country. “The temporary absence of the drug in some pharmacies in the regions is associated with a rush demand,” Roszdravnadzor believes.

The task set to mobilize 300,000 people has been fulfilled. No new mobilization activities are planned. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu reported this to President Vladimir Putin. According to the Minister of Defense, 218,000 people are being trained at the training grounds, and another 82,000 have already left for Ukraine. “The dispatch of citizens called for mobilization was completed today, the notification of citizens has been stopped,” Shoigu also said.

The actor of the "New Theater" and the former person involved in the "Moscow case" Pavel Ustinov was mobilized and went to fight in Ukraine. This was reported in the press service of the "New Theatre". “If war comes to our house, it will be too late. Behind us are families, wives, parents, children who can be in great danger if they do nothing. Moreover, I would not have forgiven myself if I had stayed on the sidelines when my brother was called up, ”Ustinov himself was quoted in the theater.

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The investigator of the Ministry of Internal Affairs canceled the decision to involve Ksenia Sobchak as a suspect in the case of extortion from the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov. She received the status of a witness. Earlier, the TASS agency and the RT television channel reported that she was a suspect, but there was no official confirmation of this information. The defendants in this case are commercial director Sobchak Kirill Sukhanov and ex-editor-in-chief of Tatler Arian Romanovsky.

Explains the professor of economics Oleg Itskhoki The decree, which was signed on October 21, has signed Vladimir Putin, allows the state to dictate to companies how to conduct business to them: how many goods are produced, what goods should be, how much should they cost. After his publication, many experts announced that Russia actually switched to a planned or even military economy.

Journalist Ksenia Sobchak is not a suspect in a criminal extortion case involving her commercial director Kirill Sukhanov and ex-editor-in-chief Tatler Arian Romanovsky. RBC writes about this, citing its own sources familiar with the circumstances of the case. According to them, "there are no complaints against her." “She is here [in the case of extortion] nothing to do with it,” added the interlocutors of the publication.