Older people from the "new regions" should now pay a pension in Russia. But it is almost impossible to get it According to official figures, about 700 thousand people live in the territories of Ukraine annexed by Russia in 2022, to whom the state should pay a pension.

The Second Western District Military Court sentenced a former participant in the war in Ukraine, 23-year-old sergeant Stanislav Ionkin, to 20 years in a maximum security colony. this reports Kommersant . Ionkin fired a rocket launcher at the Polygon nightclub in Kostroma, which started a fire there that killed 13 people.

The software "Revizor" confirmed falsifications in the 2018 presidential elections in at least 11 Russian regions. This is reported by "Novaya Gazeta Evropa". Experts checked the video recording of the voting on March 18, 2018 at 1,238 polling stations in 29 regions of the country using the "Revizor" system. These data showed that in 11 of 83 Russian regions (excluding the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol), the voting data was falsified.

In Russia last year, 2.17 million men with disabilities aged 31 to 59 years were registered. This is a record for the last eight years, according to data from the Pension and Social Insurance Fund, which was analyzed by Nest. The publication notes that in 2023, the number of men with disabilities aged 31 to 59 years old increased by 507 thousand people, or 30%. In 2022, there were 1.67 million men in this age category in Russia.

Companions of politician Alexei Navalny published a post on his website that he wrote shortly before his death. Navalny spoke about the Photon application created by his team, which can help decide who to vote for in elections. “Even if you have to vote for anyone against Putin, you still want to have some kind of voting scheme. I want to vote smartly, with meaning,” Navalny wrote. In his opinion, votes should be distributed evenly between all candidates except Putin.

In St. Petersburg, FSB officers allegedly detained four members of the Russian Volunteer Corps, who were planning to send poisoned humanitarian aid to the front. TASS writes about this with reference to the Public Relations Center (CPR) of the FSB.

The attack on Navalny’s ally Leonid Volkov could have been carried out by a person recruited by the Russian special services. The director of the Department of State Security (DSS) of Lithuania, Darius Jauniskis, stated this at a meeting with journalists. It is quoted by Delfi. According to Jauniškis, the State Security Service should pay more attention to the protection of representatives of the Russian opposition.

The site places a video of crimes and receives money for them. The police can not do anything The site with erotic and porn content onlyfans helped to get rich in many users, and turned some of them into real pornstars. However, behind the window of success, the problem of sexualized violence is often hidden: people merge the video with their former partners, and criminals lay out content with real rape and earn on this.

Against the backdrop of Ukraine’s attacks on Russian oil refineries, prices for gasoline and other types of fuel have increased in the country. In particular, AI-95 gasoline on the stock exchange costs more than 60 thousand rubles per ton - for the first time since September 2023, when a temporary ban on fuel exports was introduced in Russia, RBC writes . The cost of AI-95 gasoline increased by 1.88%, to 60,569 rubles per ton. The next day the growth continued. According to the St.

The Moscow prosecutor's office considered the “Noon against Putin” rally to be an “uncoordinated public event” and found “signs of extremism” in it. The warning was published by Maria Andreeva, a participant in the “Way Home” movement. The document states that the prosecutor's office received information “about impending illegal acts containing signs of extremist activity” due to the alleged organization of uncoordinated rallies planned on March 17 at 12:00.

Sociologist Oleg Zhuravlev and poet Kirill Medvedev about why family and “traditional values” should be the main topic for opposition “Traditional values” are almost the main phrase of the late Putin regime. They justify war, isolation, and repression. Nevertheless, in the protest environment, it is customary to laugh at the “traditional values”, turning this concept into a meme.

Russian authorities are carrying out large-scale measures to reduce turnout during the “Noon Against Putin” rally. Security agencies warn of criminal liability for participation in “uncoordinated mass events,” and regional officials are organizing concerts and fairs at 12:00 on March 17.

The large Tropynin family from Tyumen collected 3.2 million US dollars (almost 300 million rubles) for an injection against a fatal disease for their seven-year-old son Svyatoslav. Several participants in the gathering reported this. “The collection for Svyatoslav is closed! Raised $3,198,000. They are already in Moscow, taking the next flight to the clinic. […] We succeeded, the guy will live.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the killing of 195 Ukrainian servicemen who tried to break through the Russian border, TASS writes . According to the ministry, five Ukrainian tanks, four armored combat vehicles, three UR-77 self-propelled mine clearance rocket launchers and three engineering clearance vehicles were destroyed. The ministry added that the Russian military stopped an attempt to break through the border.

Residents of the occupied territories of Ukraine, forced to stay on land seized by Russia or leave their homes and go to Russia, cannot receive normal pensions - the proposed payments do not even reach the subsistence level. The victims themselves told Kholod about this, having encountered problems when processing payments with the Russian authorities. Pensioners note that Russian branches of pension and social funds can take more than six months to consider basic applications for payments.