Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko told BBC Ukraine in an interview that the capital is preparing for the worst-case scenario, when light, heat and water will completely disappear in the city due to Russian attacks. However, according to Klitschko, the evacuation of Kyiv is not planned. The city has stocks of fuel oil, food, water, as well as heating points. The authorities are still considering scenarios in which there will be no communications at all in the Ukrainian capital.

Leyla Gireeva, an 18-year-old resident of Ingushetia, who had run away from her parents, was released from the department after being held by the police in St. Petersburg for eight hours. She herself spoke about this in a video message published on the telegram channel of the SOS Crisis Group. Gireeva thanked everyone who called the police station and demanded her release. According to the girl, she was released due to public pressure.

Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andriy Kostin said that 432 bodies of civilians and nine torturers were found in the liberated Kherson region. On the territory of the Kherson region, as Kostin said, 12 joint prosecutorial and investigative groups are now working, which will soon be joined by specialists from the Office of the Prosecutor General. Kostin also warned that a high mine threat remains in the liberated territory.

On the evening of November 24, the police arrived at the office of Open Space in Moscow, where at that time an event was being held in support of the defendants in the Tyumen case. The security forces blocked the entrance, made people face the wall and detained at least ten people. The detainees were forced to unlock their phones and show correspondence, as well as bank transfers. How many people are kept in the room is unknown.

LGBT researcher explains who and why homophobia is needed The State Duma has adopted a bill prohibiting the “propaganda of LGBT” to the audiences of all ages. "Cold" talked with the researcher of LGBT about why governments adopt homophobic laws and what consequences they may have. In order not to miss the main materials of the "cold", subscribe to our Instagram and telegram .

Chuvashia's digital development minister, Kristina Mainina, resigned after videos circulated online of her underage son smearing blood on his face, biting off the head of a live frog, and promising to "do something" on the day of a school concert. Mainina announced her resignation in her telegram channel.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . What's happened? At the end of September 2021, an order was issued to approve the list with information on defense and space topics. Although they are not classified as state secrets, their transfer to foreign states could allegedly harm Russia's security. In November 2022, the FSB expanded this list - the updated order comes into force on December 1.

In the city of Krymsk, Krasnodar Territory, a man opened fire on the street, after which he committed suicide. Earlier, the prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar Territory officially announced that an unknown person opened fire near the Slavyansky shopping center. TASS, citing law enforcement agencies, reported that at least four people were killed, including the shooter. RIA Novosti specified that two passers-by were killed.

Mayor of Kyiv Vitaliy Klitschko said that part of the population of the capital could be evacuated to the suburbs for the winter. First of all, we are talking about orphanages and nursing homes. Also, the mayor of Kyiv called for those who have housing in the suburbs with independent heating and water supply to “count” for leaving.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . Patriotic feelings hurt On November 15, Alexander, a seventh grade student of Lyceum No. 1 of the city of Kostomuksha, came to a biology lesson. That day, he decided to wear a red hoodie with an American flag on it. Parents bought it for the boy during a trip to Finland long before the start of the war in Ukraine. The schoolboy, as usual, sat down on the first desk and got ready for the lesson.

On November 23, federal media reported that FSB officers had killed "Ukrainian saboteurs." According to the intelligence services, “a conspiratorial cell of supporters of the Ukrainian nationalist ideology” was going to attack energy facilities in Voronezh. When they tried to arrest them, they allegedly resisted. As a result, three people died.

Politician Aleksey Navalny, who is serving a sentence in IK-6 in Melikhovo, spoke about a prisoner who asked for help and said he was being tortured. According to Navalny, in the morning he heard a noise in front of his camera, and then the cry of a man who addressed him: “Anatolyich! There is chaos here! I'm being tortured mentally and physically! We need to file complaints! After that, the noise stopped.