A resident of Aleksin, Tula Region, was arrested for 10 days and fined 45 thousand rubles for posting anti-war leaflets “while under the influence of drugs.” This was reported by the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Italian authorities have launched an investigation to identify the owner of the superyacht Scheherazade . this reports The New York Times . Now the yacht “Scheherazade” is located in the Italian city of Marina di Carrara. As the NYT notes , SuperYachtFan estimates the cost of the vessel at $700 million. The owner of the yacht is unknown. The ship's captain, Guy Bennett-Pearce, said that Italian investigators boarded the ship on Friday, March 4, and began studying the ship's documentation.

Hackers hacked the sites of Russian state institutions and published on them a picture dedicated to the war with Ukraine. The sites of the FSIN, FAS, Roskomnadzor, the Ministry of Culture, and the Ministry of Culture turned out to be hacking. At the time of writing, the news on the Rosstat website "Technical work is carried out." Screenshot from one of the hacked sites

The UK has decided to withdraw from Russian oil by the end of 2022 due to the invasion of Ukraine. about this on Twitter . wrote Minister of Energy and Industrial Strategy Kwasi Kwarteng “The UK will stop importing Russian oil and petroleum products by the end of 2022. This will allow the market, businesses and supply chains enough time to replace Russian imports, which represent 8% of the UK's demand," he wrote.

The United States has imposed a ban on the supply of oil, gas and coal from Russia in connection with the invasion of Ukraine, announced the country's President Joseph Biden. “This means that Russian oil will no longer be accepted at US ports, and the American people will deal a powerful blow to Putin's war machine <…> This move has bipartisan support, Congress, and, I believe, the country.

Feminist Lelya Nordik and human rights activist Maria Malysheva were released from the St. Petersburg temporary detention center (IVS). This was reported by the Eighth Initiative Group. They are suspects in the case of false reporting of mining (Part 2 of Article 207 of the Criminal Code). It is not specified whether Nordik and Malysheva took undertakings not to leave the place or an obligation to appear.

The United Nations (UN) has prohibited its staff from calling the situation in Ukraine “war” or “invasion,” the reports Irish Times , citing a letter sent to employees of the structure on March 7. The UN asks that what is happening be called a “conflict” or a “military offensive.” In addition, employees were asked not to post the Ukrainian flag on their social networks.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg placed Kirill Korolev, accused of attending an anti-war rally, under house arrest, reports the joint press service of the city courts. According to investigators, at a rally against the Russian invasion of Ukraine on March 6, Korolev “pushed a police officer with both hands.” The investigation asked to send the young man into custody, but the court decided to assign him house arrest until May 5.

A court in Tyumen sent anti-war rally participant Kirill Martyushev to a pre-trial detention center in the case of , reports 72.ru with reference to lawyer Pavel Rusnakov. According to investigators, on February 24, Martyushev posted a video on the telegram channel “#NETWOINE” “with an assessment of the activities of police officers, containing signs of motivation in the form of a call for violent action” against security forces.

The Foreign Office summoned Irish Ambassador Brian McElduff and "strongly protested" after a truck rammed the gates of the Russian embassy in Dublin, the department said on its website. “We emphasized that the demonstrators who surrounded our Embassy, ​​in fact, adopted tactics widely used by terrorists.

will begin broadcasting on the frequency of the liquidated radio station “Echo of Moscow” from March 9 Radio Sputnik . this reports RT with reference to radio editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan. “The historical injustice has been corrected that the most cited radio station in Russia still did not have an FM frequency,” Simonyan said.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case due to the burning of an effigy in military uniform on Maslenitsa against the ex-coordinator of the election headquarters of Irina Fatnova, Sofia Semenova from St. Petersburg. This was reported by Apology with reference to lawyer Vera Ivanova. The St. Petersburg woman is suspected of hooliganism motivated by political enmity (clause “b” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

The Leninsky District Court of Kursk sentenced former police officer Ruslan Agibalov to three days of arrest because of a picket with a poster “Yes to Peace!” about this . The arrested person told the publication “7x7” Agibalov was found guilty of organizing an action without filing a notification (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). According to , the ex-policeman organized a mass picket on Red Square in Kursk, as two other people stood next to him.

Russian state-owned companies that came under sanctions due to the invasion of Ukraine will not post data on their purchases in the Unified Information System (EIS), the Ministry of Finance reports on its telegram channel. This information is now confidential. Customers will be able to make closed purchases. The resolution has been in effect since March 7.