Three leading actresses of the Voronezh Chamber Theater resigned in protest after artistic director Mikhail Bychkov was dismissed from his position. Earlier it became known that he refused to issue discounted tickets to the military. This was reported on the theater’s VKontakte page. Natalia Shevchenko, Yana Kuzina and Tatyana Babenkova decided to leave the theater.

The Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Communications proposes to include in national projects an initiative to create a national platform for storing and processing information from all city video surveillance systems. about this writes Kommersant . According to the ministry, implementation will require 12 billion rubles.

Since the beginning of mobilization, Russian courts have received 4,121 criminal cases of unauthorized abandonment of a unit (parts 3.1 and 5 of Article 337 of the Criminal Code). this with reference to data from the websites of military courts . reports Mediazona In most of these cases (3,470), court decisions have already been made, the publication notes. According to journalists, starting from June 2023, Russian courts have issued approximately 100 verdicts in such cases per week.

A four-day ceasefire has begun in the Gaza Strip, reports . The Times of Israel Hamas militants must release the first 13 hostages at 17:00 Moscow time, the publication writes, citing Qatari mediators who participated in the negotiations. In exchange for the hostages, Israeli authorities will release “an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners.” In total, at least 50 women and children held by militants in Gaza are expected to be released over the next four days.

Businessmen from Russia and China are discussing the construction of an underground tunnel to the annexed Crimea. This was reported by The Washington Post, citing messages intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence services. Negotiations, as the publication writes, took place at the end of October. Moscow hopes to create a transport route between Russia and the peninsula that will be protected from attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Twitter users were shocked by Dmitry Glukhovsky for emigration advice. Michael Naki, who accused the Russians of nagging, stood up for him The Russian -speaking Twitter took up arms against Dmitry Glukhovsky. The reason for Hayit was the tweet of the writer, in which he told how to simply emigrate. Some users supported Glukhovsky, but many condemned: they insisted that most Russians did not have the same starting opportunities as Glukhovsky’s, so it is wrong to criticize them.

A fire occurred at the Moscow Chagino electrical substation on the night of November 24, reports . TASS “On Chaginskaya Street in the area of ​​building No. 2, building 2, on the territory of the Chagino electrical substation, a transformer caught fire on an area of ​​200 square meters,” said the agency’s interlocutor in the operational services. The station is now operating normally. The cause of the fire was not officially reported.

We understand how the opposition Belarusian society works, and compare it with the Russian Belarusian protest emigration is more effective than Russian. The European Parliament has already made a decision that shares the regime of Lukashenko and the Belarusian people, and now the issuance of special passports is being discussed in the exile. In the context of the 2024 presidential elections, Russians are often put as an example of protests in Belarus in 2020–2021. But are such comparisons fair?

He left work due to propaganda, and then signed a contract from the Ministry of Defense The Channel Channel correspondent Ilya Andreev quit after the start of the war, and then got into debt and signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense. His wife Yana Vedenova told reporters that Andreev was promised to serve in Moscow, but instead sent to war.

How restarting the cult of the British series contributed to the development of a whole region The restart of the series “Doctor Who” brought to the Els economy, where it was shot, at least 134 million pounds of sterling of gross added value. Hundreds of new jobs appeared in the region, and a sharp jump occurred in the development of the local creative sector. This is how it happened. In order not to miss the main materials of the "cold", subscribe to our Instagram and telegram .

The musician Eduard Charlotte, who recently returned to Russia, was charged with two criminal cases under articles on the rehabilitation of Nazism (Part 4 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code) and one under an article on insulting the feelings of believers (148 of the Criminal Code). This was announced by the head of the Safe Internet League, Ekaterina Mizulina. In June, Samara musician Charlotte, while abroad, burned a Russian passport and posted the video on Instagram.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put Grigory Sverdlin, a human rights activist and founder of the “Go through the Forest” project, on the federal wanted list, which helps avoid conscription. this . reports Mediazona The corresponding card in the Ministry of Internal Affairs search database states that Sverdlin has become a defendant in a criminal case. However, the article is not specified there. Sverdlin himself told Mediazona that he knew nothing about the criminal case.

Police conduct a raid at the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal. Employees' documents are checked. RBC was informed about this by the company's press service. “The documents of employees of the Elektrostal SC are being checked. Specialists who have passed the test return to their jobs. In this regard, interruptions in the loading and unloading of goods are possible in a number of areas of the logistics center,” the company said in a statement.

Activist Ildar Dadin, who after the start of the war in Ukraine left to fight on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, was subject to a protocol on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). The document was received by the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, found out . Mediazona It is unknown what became the reason for drawing up the protocol. A hearing date for the case has not yet been set.

The first group of hostages, consisting of 13 Israelis, was freed from Hamas captivity and, accompanied by the International Committee of the Red Cross, left the Gaza Strip. This was reported by The Times of Israel with reference to an unnamed Israeli official. According to the BBC, the hostages crossed the border into Egypt through the Rafah checkpoint.