The Academy Award in the category “Best Documentary Feature Film” was awarded to the film “20 Days in Mariupol” by Ukrainian director Mstislav Chernov. Taking the stage to receive the award, he said that he was probably the first person who would be glad to never make the film that brought him an Oscar. He said he would willingly give a reward to ensure that Russia never invades Ukraine.

Convicted for killing a father -in -law, a participant in the war in Ukraine teaches children to love their homeland. He is accused of pedophilia and violence against girls 35-year-old Nikita Famyanov from Novosibirsk for a long time taught a guitar game at a local lyceum. He also had sex with minor girls, one of whom became his wife and gave birth to a daughter. In the war, Familyov got through the prison - he killed his wife's father.

European investors are proposing to make the defense bond investment program permanent. It provides financing worth a trillion euros, writes Bloomberg. EU politicians still disagree on whether it is worth increasing the EU's common military potential by issuing joint bonds. However, investors point out that such instruments will increase defense spending needed to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine. At the same time, without increasing the public debt of individual EU member states.

By March 8, Vladimir Putin’s pardon could include those involved in several high-profile cases under articles of military fakes, extremism and treason. this Human rights activist Nadezhda Nizovkina reported , citing her own sources in the court where the case of her client Natalya Filonova is being considered.

The Synodal Missionary Department of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) has launched a pilot school project for priests and missionary bloggers. about this . writes Vedomosti According to the chairman of the department, member of the Supreme Church Council, Bishop Evfimy Lukhovitsky (Dmitry Moiseev), it is planned to organize regular courses for Orthodox bloggers. Their department wants to create on the basis of one of the Orthodox universities or theological universities.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Navy was dismissed Pro-government publications Fontanka and Izvestia , citing unnamed sources, reported that the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov, had been dismissed. Admiral Alexander Moiseev, commander of the Northern Fleet, was appointed acting commander. Fontanka claims that this decision has already been communicated to the personnel of the High Command.

Intercoms have been installed in Vladivostok, encouraging city residents to participate in the presidential elections. This was reported by State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Vladivostok. “You can hear information about the main political event on the threshold of your own home,” said State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company correspondent Victoria Samuseva, approaching the intercom of one of the entrances.

In Moscow, electronic summonses will begin to be sent out to those who are planning to be called up for military service this spring. this . reports Call to Conscience According to human rights activists, a single conscription point has appeared in the capital on Yablochkova Street. The files of conscripts - citizens from 18 to 30 years old who are not in the reserves - are taken there.

Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Andrei Bulyga to the post of Deputy Minister of Defense, responsible for logistics support for troops. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported this on its telegram channel. Before this, Bulyga was deputy commander of the Western Military District for software support.

The government is discussing raising taxes to replenish the military budget. The publication “Important Stories” writes about this, citing two sources who are familiar with the progress of the development of tax reform. According to them, it is planned to increase the personal income tax (NDFL) and profit tax. Thus, personal income tax is expected to increase from 13% to 15% for Russians earning more than one million rubles a year, and from 15% to 20% for those earning more than five million.

The main thing from the material of Financial Times Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban began to use the methods that have long been used by the Russian authorities to combat political opponents. A new department will appear in Hungary, whose powers are so blurry that it can pursue anyone. We retell the main thing from the material of the Financial Times. In order not to miss the main materials of the "cold", subscribe to our Instagram and telegram .

The lawyer for the appointment of a pensioner from Buryatia, Natalya Filonova, called information about the pardon of her and five other women convicted under various articles for their anti-war position as rumors. “Caution Media” writes about this without naming his name. He suggested that Nizovkina misunderstood him: “I told her that information about the cassation had come from the court. As for the pardon, it’s just that there is such a rumor, but it needs to be verified.

Politician Boris Nadezhdin, whom the Central Election Commission refused to register as a presidential candidate from the Civil Initiative party, admitted that he had debts to the collectors of signatures in his support. The Daily Storm writes about this. “The collectors have a debt, because the Central Election Commission blocked the election account, and we did not have time to collect additional donations and pay all the collectors and regional headquarters.

Meduza's resources were subject to massive attacks by Russian authorities. This is stated on the publication's website. It reported that Meduza's resources were attacked in February 2024. The attacks continued in March. Meduza notes that this happened at the same time as the death of politician Alexei Navalny and a few weeks before the presidential elections in Russia.