After Vladimir Putin announced mobilization, Russians began to massively buy air tickets to visa-free countries popular for emigration. As of September 21, there are no longer tickets from Moscow to Istanbul, Yerevan, Tbilisi and Belgrade. Tickets for the 22nd can still be found, but there are also fewer of them. The cheapest ticket to Istanbul on September 22, as of 12:00 Moscow time, cost 47 thousand rubles; tickets are sold on the website aviakassa.ru.

Photo: EPA / Scanpix / Leta "They will be stuffed there and a half lyama there to fill up this poor Ukraine with corpses" Russian military, participants in the war in Ukraine - about mobilization and unwillingness to return to the front “I tried to disown this, and they took me by the breasts:“ Brother, let's back, fucking ”” Dmitry, former soldier I see the news [about mobilization] and I think: "Well, everything, fucking, fucked up." That they will send me - the probability is very high, such

PHOTO: MAXIM SHIPENKOV / EPA / SCANPIX / LETA Vladimir Putin has no friends left None of the world leaders supported him, but many said that more help was needed for Ukraine “Important Stories” collected responses from authorities in different countries to Vladimir Putin’s decision to announce mobilization and hold referendums that lead to the annexation of occupied Ukrainian territories.

Putin announces partial mobilization. Photo: REUTERS / SCANPIX / LETA Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia The main points from the President's speech On the morning of September 21, Vladimir Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia. “To protect our homeland <...> I consider it necessary to support the decision of the Ministry of Defense to carry out partial mobilization,” Putin said in an address to the Russians.

Photo: Reuters / Scanpix / LETA How mobilization will take place in Russia Are there resources for training and equipping new soldiers, how much can it cost to gather 300 thousand people, how will this affect the war and is it possible to avoid mobilization - say military experts and human rights activists On the morning of September 21, Vladimir Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia. Mobilization began on the same day: the Russians had already begun to receive summonses.

The Federal Criminal Police Department of Germany is conducting searches on three villas Usmanov in the Bavarian commune of Rotty-Egern, which is located on the shore of Lake Tegernze. This was reported by Der Spiegel. The searches are held as part of the investigation: Usmanov is suspected of tax evasion, violation of German law on foreign trade and payments, as well as money laundering.