In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . “Let’s go outside, I’ll fuck you there, damn it. Let's go outside!" - this is how a guy in sweatpants refers to teenagers in black and white T-shirts and plaid trousers. He is about 18 years old. You have to shout over the shoulder of the security guard of the shopping center - he does not let the "athlete" to the "black and white" filming what is happening on the phones.

The Israeli Parliament passed in preliminary reading a bill providing for the death penalty for terrorists. The document was authored by MP Limor Son Har-Melekh from the Jewish Power Party. 55 deputies voted for its adoption, nine voted against. As the local press writes, the majority of opposition parliamentarians did not take part in the vote, preferring to join the demonstrators who took to the streets against the judicial reform in general and this bill in particular.

On March 1, amendments to the law on personal data came into force in Russia, which prohibit the publication of information from the Unified State Register of Real Estate about owners without their consent. Now Rosreestr will not indicate the last name, first name and patronymic of the owners if an outsider orders an extract. At the same time, without a special application, these data will remain available to spouses, as well as to notaries and government agencies, including law enforcement.

Amendments were made to the State Duma that provide for criminal and administrative liability for "discrediting participants in a special military operation." Vyacheslav Volodin, speaker of the lower house of parliament, wrote about this in his telegram channel. According to him, the document will protect everyone who ensures the country's security.

In Belarus, protesters are imprisoned with families. Here is the story of one such family - Anna Borisovich and her three daughters After Alexander Lukashenko refused to recognize the defeat in the presidential election in August 2020, Belarus was covered by mass street protests. Lukashenko answered them with equally massive repression.

The Irkutsk mobilized from the regiment 1439 were sent to attack the Avdeevsky fortified area, according to People of Baikal. Last week, they recorded an appeal to the president and governor, in which they said that commanders from the self-proclaimed DPR were driving them to storm without preparation and support, firing from machine guns and infantry fighting vehicles. “We sent the first and second battalions.

The Ministry of Education and Science will conduct an internal audit of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia because of the Ukrainian flags that were hung in the building of the educational institution as part of an exhibition of compatriots. This was reported to TASS by the deputy head of the department Konstantin Mogilevsky. According to him, it is unacceptable to hang out the flags of the state “led by the neo-Nazi regime” in the university building.

The VKontakte company sent a letter to employees informing them that now they can only work remotely while in Russia. “We keep this format [remote work], but we clarify that it is possible from the territory of Russia. Being in Russia is necessary in order to “be in the same context with users and understand their needs,” the letter says, a copy of which TASS has.

Over the past three weeks, the Russian army, trying to attack Ugledar, which is being defended by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, has lost more than 130 armored vehicles. The New York Times writes about this, referring to representatives of the Ukrainian army and its own correspondents on the front line. The authors of the publication call the events of the last three weeks near Vuhledar "the largest tank battle" since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.

The police detained a 53-year-old resident of the city of Efremov, Tula region, Alexei Moskalev, whose daughter drew an anti-war drawing. This was reported by politician Marina Litvinovich, as well as the Spectrum publication. According to Litvinovich, Moskalev's house was searched, during which all the money was confiscated.

Political scientist Grigory Golosov about whether the media can effectively resist Putin Leading Russian political scientist Grigory Golosov continues the cycle of articles for the "cold" dedicated to the future of Russia. With this text, he begins a conversation about the possibilities of the opposition - both existing and potential. What are the so-called legal parties capable of-and are they capable of at least something?