The Network Freedoms Project described a possible increase in repression in Russia after the 2024 presidential elections. Human rights activists call one of the most terrible scenarios the lifting of the moratorium on the death penalty and the use of executions against those convicted under “anti-state” articles. their “necrofuturistic” forecast for 2024-2025 Human rights activists shared with Kholod. According to Network Freedoms, freedom on the Internet will be further limited.

Exit visas, death penalty and Internet on the passport. How will the Putin regime change in the coming years? A full -scale military invasion of Ukraine introduced Russians with military censorship and brought political criminal cases to a completely new level. The Chinese and North Korean scripts became much closer than before.

During scheduled firearms training at the Dubrovichi training ground near Ryazan, a “spontaneous explosion of an explosive device” occurred. this The regional prosecutor's office reports . According to the local department of the Investigative Committee, an employee of the Russian Guard died as a result, and two more people were injured. The issue of initiating a criminal case is being decided. To receive the main news faster, subscribe to our telegram and Twitter .

A citizen of Belarus was detained on suspicion of committing a terrorist attack on the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM). This is reported by TASS with reference to the FSB Public Relations Center. The suspected citizen of Belarus, born in 1971, was allegedly detained in the Omsk region. According to the FSB, on November 29 and 30, he blew up two trains with oil products that followed the Taishet-Tynda and Taishet-Neryungri routes along the Baikal-Amur Mainline in the Republic of Buryatia.

What is known about shooting at the Bryansk gymnasium and about the girl who arranged it In the gymnasium No. 5 of Bryansk, the eighth -grader opened firing at classmates from a gun. Five people are hospitalized, another girl died. The 14-year-old Alina, who arranged shooting, committed suicide. The environment describes her as a “quiet” girl, and teachers talk about a recent conflict with classmates. "Cold" says that this is known.

Alexei Navalny called on his social networks to participate in the presidential elections. “The presidential elections will take place on March 17, 2024. On this day, we encourage everyone to come to the polling stations and vote against Vladimir Putin. This can be done by checking the boxes for any other candidate,” says a message on the politician’s Telegram channel. Navalny’s team launched the “Russia without Putin” campaign as part of this initiative.

A resident of the Tyumen region was detained on suspicion of treason. this with reference to the regional department of the FSB. reports RIA Novosti “Information was received that served as the basis for initiating a criminal case for committing high treason in the form of providing financial assistance to a foreign state,” the intelligence service said in a statement. The department also claims that the detainee “purposefully transferred money” to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The FSB reported on the detention of a 21-year-old resident of the Kaliningrad region, suspected of “assistance in sabotage activities” (Part 4 of Article 281.1 of the Criminal Code) and “treason” (Article 275 of the Criminal Code). A Mediazona source said that we are talking about a former contract soldier who refused to go to fight in Ukraine.

The Prosecutor General's Office recognized Russian America for Democracy in Russia as an “undesirable organization.” This was reported by State Duma deputy Andrei Lugovoi, who wrote a corresponding request to the department.

The metal detector frame in gymnasium No. 5 in Bryansk, where a schoolgirl started shooting from a hunting rifle, did not work, told the TASS agency. operational services According to the agency's interlocutor, the girl was able to safely carry a hunting rifle in the tube, as well as a large knife hidden in her shoes. The girl was not checked with a hand-held metal detector, said SHOT . According to the telegram channel Baza , there were no special metal detector frames at the entrance.

Journalist Maria Ponomarenko spoke about torture in the colony. RusNews published quotes from her letter to the editor. In IK-6 Shipunovo in the Altai Territory, according to Ponomarenko, prisoners are kept in unsanitary conditions, cells are constantly searched, and colony staff use obscene language. In addition, prisoners are not provided with medical care.

Relatives of those mobilized recorded a video message in which they again demanded that their loved ones be returned home from the front. They accused the authorities of breaking promises and complained about the ban on rallies “due to Covid.” The video was published in the “Way Home” telegram channel. “There are many of us and there will be even more. We are not interested in rocking the boat and destabilizing the political situation. […] We are determined to get our men back at any cost.

The US Senate blocked a bill to help Ukraine and Israel. Republicans are pushing for it to include measures to tighten immigration controls at the border with Mexico. this . reports CNN Forty-nine senators voted for the bill, which would allocate $110 billion in aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. Against - 51. To approve the document, it was necessary to get 60 votes.

The Danish parliament has passed a law that criminalizes the "improper handling" of the Koran with other religious texts. This was preceded by many hours of heated debate, reports local publication Jyllands-Posten. 94 deputies voted for the adoption of the bill, 77 voted against. As Jyllands-Posten notes, the document introduces criminal liability for burning or otherwise damaging the Koran and other scriptures “of importance for religious communities,” such as the Bible.

The flow of Finnish citizens at the checkpoint between Ivangorod and Estonian Narva has increased four and a half times over the past two weeks. This happened after four border checkpoints between Russia and Finland were closed on November 18. This was reported by “Paper” with reference to the Estonian Border Service. According to the publication, after the closure of Finnish checkpoints, residents of Finland began traveling to Russia and back through Estonia.