John Burdin. Photo: Alexey Molotorenko / "7x7" The 50-year-old Priest John Burdin, the rector of the Resurrection of Christ in the village of Karabanovo, Kostroma Region, became one of the first Russians who suffered from, who punishes the calls for the cessation of the war. The protocol on the priest was drawn up due to publications on the parish and the sermon website, which he uttered during the Sunday liturgy.

Moscow sixth-grader Kirill (not his real name) and his mother Natalia told Novaya Gazeta that police came to their home after a child shouted “Glory to Ukraine!” in the school corridor. According to Natalia, her son attended the Ukrainian Cultural Center and has Ukrainian roots.

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko instructed the Ministry of Education and Science to quickly implement its own system for assessing the effectiveness of scientific research, the criteria of which will exclude the number of publications in foreign publications.

A court in St. Petersburg arrested St. Petersburg resident Maxim Petrov for 10 days under article 1, Petrov told Rotunda.

In recent days, between 20 and 25 thousand Russians have entered Georgia, Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili said, Netgazeti.Ge reports . Davitashvili noted that approximately the same number of Russians came to Georgia before the 2020 pandemic, and during it, before the introduction of strict self-isolation rules in Georgia in 2021. He promised that the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs will soon provide more accurate data.

The government, by decree of President Vladimir Putin, approved a list of states “committing unfriendly actions towards the Russian Federation, Russian legal entities and individuals.” The document was published on the government website.

Roskomnadzor reversed the decision to block the Snob magazine. Registry updates are published by the Roskomsvoboda project, and the Globalcheck blocking monitoring service also testifies to the 100% accessibility of the site. Roskomnadzor blocked “Snob” the day before, along with the sites “Sobesednik”, “Agency”, “Echo of Moscow in Chelyabinsk” and “Echo of the Caucasus”.

A court in Sevastopol arrested a local resident on charges of possession of explosives (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the press service of the FSB department for Crimea. According to the department, a 42-year-old Sevastopol resident, “a supporter of Ukrainian nationalism,” kept a TNT bomb weighing more than 590 grams at home.

The International Court of Justice began considering Ukraine's request to send Russia an order to end the war The International Court of Justice in The Hague begins a trial on a statement from Ukraine to Russia about an incorrect interpretation of the genocide convention.

The police detained the rector of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in the village of Karabanovo, Kostroma Region, Ioann Burdin, and drew up a report on him under the Code of Administrative Offences, for speaking out during a sermon against the war and for a link to the petition “No to War” on the Change.org website , posted on the parish page.

The Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case regarding an attack on a police officer during a rally against the war in Ukraine on March 6, according to the department’s website. A 26-year-old resident of St. Petersburg was detained.