In October of this year, in Russia, 10-12 % less children could be born than in October 2021. This was written by the publication "Agency" with reference to the operational data of the registry offices. According to these data, in October 2022, 106,662 children were born in Russia. According to Rosstat, the birth rate in October 2021 amounted to 118,537 children. There is no data from Rosstat for October 2022 yet.

The educators in the Rostov region were forced to transfer the personal data of United Russia, after which their names appeared on the list of supporters of the party. The relative of one of the employees of the preschool institution told about this to “important stories”. The form of the relevant document is at the disposal of the editorial office. According to the document, educators, among other things, were obliged to agree to labor relations with the party and conduct propaganda work.

Despite a series of painful lesions at the front and severe losses of the Russian army, Vladimir Putin leaves no plans to take Kyiv. To achieve his goal, he is ready to fight for several years, regardless of losses. The “important stories” were told about this by two source unrelated to each other: one of them is close to the General Staff, the second to the FSB.

The prisoners who are recruited to the Wagner PMC and send to fight to Ukraine, began to sign statements that they forbid to inform other people where they are. About this case, “important stories” were reported by a source close to colony No. 2 of the Chelyabinsk region. The leadership of the colony uses the document so as not to respond to relatives to a request for where the prisoner is.

What's happened On November 24, the State Duma unanimously adopted the law on the prohibition of “Propaganda of non -traditional sexual relations” and “Propaganda of sex change” among all Russians. Previously, in Russia there was a law banning such propaganda among minors. For violation of the new law, fines are provided: up to 400 thousand for individuals and up to five million rubles for legal entities. Foreigners can be fined up to 400 thousand rubles, arrest for up to 15 days or deport.

The Guardian published a report from Kiev, talking, in particular, with people in the "Corpoction District". In these points, Ukrainians can warm up, drink, eat, charge phones and connect to the Internet while emergency services restore infrastructure after Russian missile strikes. The journalists of The Guardian visited the "Corpoction District" in the Pechersky district in the center of Kyiv. They describe it as a gray insulated tent with an area of ​​no more than a hundred square meters.