The irretrievable losses of the Russian army in Ukraine can be more than 90 thousand people. This was reported to the “important stories” by two sources: one is a former officer of the Russian special services, the second is the current FSB officer. The irretrievable losses include killed, missing who died from wounds in hospitals, as well as wounded who cannot return to military service.

In Russia, the court for the first time suspended the decision of the military enlistment office on mobilization, according to the head of the Human rights organization "Agora" Pavel Chikov. The called man filed an application for the alternative service, was refused and challenged him in court. The court granted the petition for interim measures and suspended the decision to call before the court decision entered into force.

Three weeks have passed since the announcement of mobilization in Russia. Each of these days there are reports of violations of the call rules , that conscripts have to buy uniforms themselves , and about sending them to the war without any preparation. Some mobilized managed not only to be in the war zone, but also to be captured or even perish. Four prisoners The first captured by the mobilized Ukrainian side calls 45-year-old Alexei Pashkov from Moscow.

The Russian FSB announced the detention of eight people involved in the explosion of a truck on the Crimean Bridge on October 8, reports RIA Novosti . Among the detainees are five Russians, three more are citizens of Ukraine and Georgia. The FSB named Ukrainian intelligence and its leader Kirill Budanov as the organizer of the terrorist attack. According to Russian intelligence services, at the end of August, a cargo of explosives left the port of Odessa for the Bulgarian city of Ruse.

In Moscow, police officers began to conduct raids at the points of assistance to the homeless and give them the summons. Director of the Night -Dummier Assistance Fund in Moscow, Daria Baibakova, told “important stories” that one of their clients witnessed such a raid at the point of assistance to one of the Moscow charitable organizations. According to this person, the police took people "mainly Slavic appearance", put them on a bus and took them away.

All 30 years after the collapse of the USSR, the so -called post -Soviet space regularly supplied the world with bad news. There was everything - regional conflicts, civil wars, interethnic clashes, revolutions, coups. But until recently, they did not merge into one continuous stream.