The popular YouTuber Michael Naki opens against objective journalism and for the blows of Himars in Russia. We talked with him Michael Naki YouTube channel is one of the most popular political media in Russian.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . The husband of Tyumen resident Olga Shestakova beat her on their third wedding anniversary. From two in the morning until seven in the morning, he beat her with his fists, legs and various objects. “There is a scar on the leg, the examination recognized the stab wound. That night, he broke a guitar and an easel on my back, all this was also imprinted on my body, ”recalled Shestakova.

On January 29, Ivan Luzin, an ex-employee of Navalny's headquarters in Kaliningrad, returned from Poland to Russia to conduct the anti-war campaign "Enough, fight!". He plans to collect signatures for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine and mail them to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Mediazona reports. Luzin said that he returned to Russia for less than a month.

The administration of Alexander Lukashenko explained why Sofya Sapieha was denied pardon. Deputy head of administration Olga Chupris noted that there was no prejudice against the Russian woman. “In particular, the convict, who expressed a desire to write such a petition addressed to the President, did not serve even at least half of her term, although she had the right to apply. The president had the right to pardon in this case too.

The Central District Military Court sentenced Vladislav Borisenko, a resident of Ugra, to 12 years in prison. He was found guilty of setting fire to the military enlistment office in Nizhnevartovsk, qualifying it as a terrorist attack, TASS reports. According to the agency, this is the first such verdict in Russia.

The Ministry of Culture sent a letter to the Tretyakov Gallery, in which it demanded a report on the compliance of the museum's exposition with "traditional values". The Moscow Times writes about this, noting that a copy of the letter is at the disposal of the editors. According to the publication, a certain Sergei Shadrin wrote a complaint against the gallery. Zelfira Tregulova, General Director of the Tretyakov Gallery, must respond to his claims by February 6th.

In St. Petersburg, hackers hacked into the Hermitage's electronic scoreboards and displayed on them a message about events in the Ukrainian city of Bucha. Fontanka writes about this, without specifying what exactly appeared on the screens. According to the publication, museum security officers discovered the break-in at about nine o'clock in the evening on January 29. After that, they turned off the scoreboard and reported the incident to the police. The Investigative Committee of St.

The United States will not transfer F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. This was announced by US President Joe Biden. At the same time, John Kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, added that Washington is already supplying Kyiv with the necessary weapons. “Significant amounts of aid are already being sent and will continue to be sent in the coming weeks and months.

What is social anxiety and how to deal with it Calling on the phone or expressing your opinion can be anxious - and this is normal. But sometimes these situations cause an irresistible fear and can negatively affect life. “Cold” talked with clinical and family psychologist Anastasia Menn about where the border between social anxiety and sociophobia is and how to help himself if it becomes difficult when interacting with people.

The international human rights organization Human Rights Watch has released a report alleging that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are allegedly using prohibited Soviet-made PMF-1 anti-personnel mines. The organization claims to have documented several instances of the use of such mines during the Russian occupation of Izyum. According to Human Rights Watch, at least 50 civilians were injured as a result of such shelling. In about half of the cases, doctors had to amputate the lower legs.

The Tehran Revolutionary Court sentenced a young couple to 10.5 years in prison after they were arrested because of a video of a dance near Azadi Square in Tehran, which shows that the girl is not wearing a hijab. They were also banned from using the Internet and from leaving Iran for two years after their release, Al Arabiya reported.