The Muz-TV channel has decided to cancel the broadcast of stories about blogger Nastya Ivleeva’s party at the Mutabor club, reports . The Insider Immediately after the news about the party, this story was shown on the TV channel. However, after news of the arrest of Vacio (Nikolai Vasiliev), Muz-TV decided not to show three more planned stories and abandon a new report on Monday.

WHO in its newsletter named Russia the world leader in the number of new identified cases of COVID-19 over the past month - 279,359. In total, the incidence of coronavirus in the world increased by 52% in the four weeks from November 20 to December 17. During this period, 854,673 cases of COVID-19 infection and 3,005 deaths were reported worldwide. The increase in coronavirus incidence in Russia over the month was 130%. The number of deaths is 376, 50% more than in the previous period.

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Ekaterina Duntsova, after the Central Election Commission refused to register her initiative group, turned to the leadership of the Yabloko party with a request to nominate her as a presidential candidate.

Russia has been making small gains in territorial gains on Ukraine's eastern front in recent weeks, using its numerical superiority, The New York Times reports . The Russian military is approaching the city of Avdeevka, which the publication calls a key point of resistance in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. Capturing this settlement would be an important step for Russia, as it plays a major role for Ukrainian defense in the Donbass.

Four people died in a car accident in the Rostov region, the TASS agency reports , citing the regional Ministry of Health. Another 14 people were injured. 11 of the victims were hospitalized. Their condition is assessed as moderate. The accident occurred on the morning of Saturday, December 23, at the 35th kilometer of the Rostov-on-Don - Stavropol highway in the Kagalnitsky district.

The Civil Initiative party nominated Boris Nadezhdin as a presidential candidate at its congress, TASS agency reports . The party voted unanimously. To nominate Nadezhdin, the presence of representatives from 45 regions of Russia was necessary. A total of 60 people voted. The meeting was attended by the wives of those mobilized from the “Way Home” movement.

Vladimir Putin, through intermediaries, is signaling that he is ready for a ceasefire in Ukraine. this with reference to Russian and Western officials . reports The New York Times Despite the official statements that Putin makes about the war, he makes it clear that he is ready to consider the possibility of concluding a truce with Ukraine, while retaining the territories already captured by Russia.

The police came to the meeting on December 23, according to the project’s telegram channel. As Vecherniye Vedomosti writes , special forces take all participants into a separate room, because among them there are supposedly “swindlers and people on the wanted list.” The entrance to the loft where the event is taking place is closed to outsiders.

At a meeting, the Russian Central Election Commission unanimously voted to refuse to register Ekaterina Duntsova’s initiative group for the presidential elections in Russia. The Election Commission found 100 errors in her documents. According to CEC member Yevgeny Shevchenko, the notary certified the documents incorrectly—he indicated the wrong passport number for the organizer of the initiative group meeting.