The two most popular Russian television channels - “Russia 1” and the first - changed their broadcasting net from the beginning of the war in Ukraine. Daytime series and entertainment transfers were replaced by many hours of talk show about politics. Attention was paid to the Russian BBC Russian service. Before the start of the war, the audience of the first channel could see the programs “Fashionable sentence”, “Let's get married”, “male/female” and “let them talk”.

Moscow courts arrested correspondents of the online publication Sota, who were going to a pro-government rally at the Luzhniki stadium. this The publication itself reports . The Butyrsky District Court arrested Ruslan Terekhov for 10 days: according to the protocol, he allegedly refused to show documents and the contents of cases for photographic equipment.

Photo: Alexander Miridonov / Kommersant After the attack on Ukraine, sites and telegram channels appeared on the Web, which proclaim the discharge of misinformation about a “special operation”. Some of them are moving at the federal level or are associated with regional officials.

President Vladimir Putin raised Judge Margarita Kotov, who examined the case of Alexei Navalny and must bear him a sentence. Kotov will be transferred from the Lefortovo District Court to the Moscow City Court. The decree was published on the portal of legal information, he paid attention to him .

The Kabansky District Court of Buryatia, based on a jury verdict, acquitted three former police officers in the case of a double murder in Klyukvennaya Pad. this . reports Arig Us According to the publication, the jury unanimously returned a not guilty verdict on March 10. The next meeting was held on March 16. Evgeny Inkin was acquitted in the case of, Dmitry Istomin was acquitted in, and, but was given two years probation for. Alexander Popov was also acquitted in the case of and.

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on additional measures to ensure financial stability. This was reported on the Kremlin website. Putin allowed the Central Bank to limit the amount of currency purchases by non-residents. The regulator will also be able not to issue permission to exporters to sell foreign currency earnings and determine the size of transactions in favor of Russian residents.

Svetlana Prokopyeva. Photo: Alexander Koryakov / Kommersant On the morning of March 18, searches were held in Pskov in the case of the Governor of the region Mikhail Vedernikov, initiated from a post in an anonymous telegram channel. The security forces burst into the head of the local “Yabloko” Lev Shlosberg, journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva and parents of the chief editor of the “Pskov province” - he himself left Russia the day before. In total, searches were held at seven addresses.

The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced five Crimean Tatars to up to 15 years in prison in the case of participation in the activities of the terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir. this . reports Grati Three defendants in the case, Akim Bekirov, Saytveli Seytabdiev and Rustema Seytakhilov, were sentenced to 14 years in prison, of which they will spend the first five years in prison. After release from prison, there is a year of restriction of freedom.

In St. Petersburg, five journalists were detained before a concert in support of the Russian army. this . reports Rotunda The police detained Kommersant correspondent Alexander Koryakov, Novaya Gazeta journalists Alexei Dushutin, MR7 Andrey Shvets and Sota Nika Samusik. In addition, writes correspondents , Sota Artem Krieger and Pavel Ivanov were detained in Moscow. “I was standing at the Yubileiny sports complex.

Roskomnadzor demanded that Google LLC stop broadcasting “anti-Russian” advertising videos on YouTube and disseminate “threats” against Russians. This was reported by the regulator's press service. As noted in Roskomnadzor, we are talking about advertising videos “with calls to disable railway communications” in Russia and Belarus. “The actions of the YouTube administration are terrorist in nature and threaten the life and health of Russian citizens,” the press release says.

New versions of school history textbooks talk about Crimea’s “historical affiliation with Russia”, do not talk about the Gulag and praise President Vladimir Putin. this . reports The Agency The publication analyzed history textbooks recommended by the Ministry of Education. These are textbooks from the publishing houses “Prosveshchenie”, “Russkoe Slovo”, “Ventana-Graf” and “Drofa”. Journalists compared their versions from 2019 and 2021 with editions from 2007, 2009, 2012 and 2013.

Photo: Sergey Kilimnik Ukrainian television operator Sergei Kilimnik lived in Borodyanka - a village of 50 km of Kyiv, where Russian troops entered on the very first day of the invasion. He spent about a week there, removing the battles, destruction and columns of armored vehicles, and then went with his family into evacuation. Kilimnik told Mediazone about what was happening in Borodianka, and how refugees in the west of Ukraine live now.

Egg producers decided to increase the price of their product for retail chains due to rising costs. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to participants in the meeting of the board of directors of the Rosptitsesoyuz, held on March 14. According to sources, the general director of the Chelyabinskaya poultry farm, Evgeny Narukov, said during the meeting that in the “recent days” the cost of eggs has increased by 10%.

State Duma deputies and senators from United Russia have prepared amendments to the new law on fakes about the Russian army. about this in his telegram channel . wrote The head of the Information Policy Committee, Alexander Khinshtein, “We propose to hold accountable for fakes not only about the army, but also about any government bodies operating abroad in order to protect the interests of the Russian Federation and its citizens, maintaining international peace and security.

A protocol was drawn up against the coordinator of “Smart Surveillance” in Krasnodar, Alipat Sultanbegova, to discredit the Russian military (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code) because of her Twitter avatar with the inscription “No to war.” This was reported in the project’s telegram channel. Sultanbegova was detained this morning.