The artistic director of the State Russian Drama Theater in Ulan-Ude, Vyacheslav Dyachenko, called the police to take a group of actors out of the institution building. This is reported by the telegram channels "All Ulan-Ude" and "People of Baikal". On the evening of April 1, the Bestuzhev Theater is to host the premiere of the play “Living Goods,” which also involves actors from Moscow.

The Security Service of Ukraine presented Metropolitan Pavlo (Lebed), the governor of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, with a document stating that he is suspected of inciting hatred on the basis of religion (Article 161 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) and justifying Russian armed aggression (Article 436 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). This is reported on the Lavra website. The room where the Metropolitan lives was searched.

In Pervouralsk, a 73-year-old pensioner was detained while trying to set fire to the military enlistment office. A criminal case was opened against her for attempted hooliganism as part of a group of persons (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code), 66.ru reports. The woman told the police that on March 30, employees of the Central Bank called her and offered to participate in a “secret operation” at the Pervouralsk military registration and enlistment office.

The Industrial District Court of Izhevsk found a local lawyer and human rights activist guilty under the article on public “discrediting” of the Russian army (part 1 of article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), which she allegedly made in a conversation with her clients. It is reported by "Lawyer Street". The woman asked not to disclose her name for security reasons.

Leaving Kherson in October 2022, the Russian army took out more than 2,500 Ukrainian prisoners from there. They were distributed among several colonies in southern Russia, according to The New York Times. At the same time, some managed to return to their homeland. According to the publication, the Kherson prisoners were “forgotten” in the colonies in the chaos of the Ukrainian retreat. “We had bitterness in our hearts because Ukraine, our homeland, had left us.

The Splin group disappeared from the poster and disappeared from the list of participants in the Wind of Siberia festival in Novosibirsk. Shortly before this, the head of the Union of Fathers of the Novosibirsk Region, Sergei Mayorov, demanded to cancel the performance of the musicians. The group itself was not notified about the cancellation of the performance, said the musicians' manager Dmitry Demidkin.

We talk about everything that is known about the war crimes of Russia in the Kyiv region 12 months later A year ago, the Ukrainian army liberated Buch. Retreating, Russian soldiers left the bodies of murdered civilians and other evidence of war crimes that shocked the whole world. The next months, journalists and experts from around the world restored what happened in Buch during the occupation. "Cold" gathered everything that was known and unknown a year later.