In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . What's happened? Russia began to take children from the DPR and LPR to its territory and to Crimea a few weeks before the start of the war. In early February 2022, about 500 orphans were "evacuated" from the self-proclaimed DNR.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . Mixed emotions - how is it? This is when a person feels several emotions at the same time. Emotions of the same category are often mixed: either “negative” (sadness, irritation, boredom) or “positive” (joy, delight, satisfaction). Often such emotions arise in relation to loved ones. They may be inconsistent, and that's okay. For example, during a quarrel with a partner.

What foreign intellectuals wrote and said about Russia - from the Middle Ages to the present day The “cold” launches a cycle of materials dedicated to the work of foreign writers, thinkers, scientists and politicians about Russia - from the first serious references to the 21st century. The translator and publicist Dmitry Simanovsky begins with the “Notes of Muscovy” - the medieval bestseller behind the authorship of the diplomat of the Holy Roman Empire Sigismund von Gerberstein.

In the Moscow region, a citizen of Ukraine was detained, who is suspected of committing sabotage on the railway. RIA Novosti writes about this, referring to the press service of the FSB. “A citizen of Ukraine, born in 1977, was detained, involved in the commission of two acts of sabotage on the infrastructure of the Moscow Railway on the instructions of the Security Service of Ukraine,” the press release of the security service says.

The Leninsky District Court of Barnaul sentenced Rusnews journalist Maria Ponomarenko to six years in prison on charges of spreading “fakes” about the Russian army. This was announced by OVD-Info lawyer Dmitry Shitov, who represents her interests in court. In addition, the court banned 44-year-old Ponomarenko from engaging in journalism for five years.

Sergei Gridin, a resident of the city of Pechora in Komi, committed suicide in a military unit in the Moscow region. This was reported by the telegram channel “Mobilization. News. What to do?". The young man's relatives confirmed his death to the 7x7 and Sirena publications. In a conversation with Dozhd, they stated that they did not believe in Gridin's suicide. 20-year-old Sergei Gridin was found hanged on a belt in a part of the Moscow Region on February 10.

42 fresh graves were found by residents of Luhansk at the local cemetery. In the neighboring village of Kirovka, they said that no one visits the graves, and that they do not know any of the buried. This is reported by BBC Russian Service. The journalists of the publication found in open sources references to 37 men whose names are written on grave tablets. 35 of them were Russians, one was a citizen of Belarus, another one was a citizen of Uzbekistan.

Several Russian publishers are planning to release retellings of non-fiction works by Western authors, for which they cannot obtain the rights due to the war in Ukraine and sanctions. In particular, Eksmo-AST will release a retelling of the main theses of Prince Harry's memoirs "Spare" ("Spare"), Kommersant writes.

An American volunteer, veteran of the US Marine Corps, paramedic and head of the Global Response Medicine team, Pete Reed, died in Ukraine. He was killed on February 2 in the Bakhmut area by a Kornet anti-tank guided missile. She got into the car of an American when he provided medical assistance to a wounded civilian. Several of Reed's colleagues were injured, The New York Times writes. Getting into Reed's car was at first considered accidental.