Associated Press journalists, PBS Frontline podcast writers, and visual data analytics from SITU Research have recreated in 3D the Russian military’s “mopping up” operation in Bucha, where at least 422 civilians died during the occupation, according to Kiev region police. During the investigation, journalists used data from drones, recordings from CCTV cameras and intercepted telephone conversations of military personnel.

Russian President Vladimir Ptuin signed a law that allows conscription during the mobilization of citizens with an unexpunged or outstanding conviction for certain serious crimes. At the same time, citizens who have an unexpunged or outstanding conviction for sexualized violence, committing a terrorist attack, extremism, hostage-taking, treason and espionage still do not fall under mobilization.

On the evening of October 2, in Makhachkala, security forces in civilian clothes, presumably employees of the Center "E", near the Dom 15 cafe, popular with young people, detained 15 teenagers without explanation. They were taken to the police station, where they were kept until two in the morning, SOS told Kholod. The coffee shop did not comment on the situation. During the detention, teenagers were roughly interrogated using obscene language.

The Ministry of Culture talked about the abolition of the Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art. She was supposed to be held in the Tretyakov Gallery. The reason for the abolition is “the absolute mismatch of the level of a number of exhibits with the status of the site chosen for the Biennale - the State Museum of federal significance”.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . 2369 1/10 They talk about it at school. What is the oldest city in Russia? I think Pereslavl-Zalessky. No wonder this city is included in the Golden Ring of Russia Possibly Veliky Novgorod. They talk a lot about him in history books - that's probably why Derbent. Still, really old cities, rather, are located in the south The oldest city in Russia is Derbent in Dagestan.

On the morning of October 16, 29-year-old Vladislav Shushmintsev, who lost his keys and tried to enter the house through the visor of the entrance, was detained by the police. After that, an ambulance was called to the Petersburger. He died a day later in hospital due to a severe head injury. Shushmintsev's mother, when she saw that he was trying to get home through the visor of the entrance, called emergency services.

Political scientist Denis Grekov believes yes. Here are his arguments In May 2022, Denis Grekov, a teacher of the Critical Thinking course, compared Russia with the Third Reich on his Facebook. This was noticed by his colleague, Professor Natalia Tanshina, after which Grekov was called to the dean and, according to him, forced to write a letter of resignation. Soon after, Grekov left the country, fearing criminal prosecution.

The Insider journalists, relying on their own calculations and the conclusions of the Ukrainian Center for the Study and Counteraction of Hybrid Threats, found out that during the war in Ukraine, more than 500 prisoners were killed, who were recruited by the founder of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin. The center found and verified more than 200 letters of condolence to the families of the recruited prisoners, which were signed by Andrey Troshev, one of the leaders of the PMC.

Activists of the "Last Generation" movement doused Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Sower" with vegetable soup in the Palazzo Bonaparte Museum in Rome. The work itself is under protective glass. Immediately afterwards, they glued themselves to the wall, shouting slogans about climate change and against the use of coal. Other details about the incident are not yet known.