In Novosibirsk, teacher Irina Tolmacheva was searched in connection with the case of “fakes” about the Russian army (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). about this . spoke Novosibirsk City Council deputy Helga Pirogova “Coalition volunteer [], member Irina Tolmacheva, was searched because of a comment online, and was charged with [Article] 207.3 [Part] 1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. They broke the door, seized the laptop and phone,” Pirogova wrote.

US President Joe Biden, speaking at the Royal Castle in Warsaw after a meeting with refugees, said President Vladimir Putin “can no longer remain in power.” The broadcast was broadcast on the White House YouTube channel. “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,” Biden said of Putin.

The Russian military demanded that Azerbaijan withdraw troops in Karabakh after the capture on March 24 of the village of Parukh (Farukh), which was in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the Russian military under the terms of peace after the 2020 war. this to TASS Representatives of the Ministry of Defense reported .

Roskomnadzor, at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office, blocked the Polygon.media website, reports the human rights project Roskomsvoboda, which monitors blockings. “The poligon.media website was launched on February 28 and remained unblocked for almost a month. I think it’s cool,” said the site’s editor-in-chief Veronica Kutsillo. Previously, she headed the publication MBKh Media, which ceased work last year, also due to claims from the prosecutor’s office.

The Sovetsky District Court of Ufa sent 37-year-old communist Kurultai member of Bashkortostan Dmitry Chuvilin and four other defendants in the case of a terrorist community to pre-trial detention until May 23. this . reports Kommersant Bashkortostan 36-year-old Rinat Burkeev, 46-year-old carpenter and former law enforcement officer Pavel Matisov and 40-year-old otolaryngologist at City Clinical Hospital No. 21 Alexey Dmitriev were taken into custody.

In 22 Russian regions, after the start of the invasion of Ukraine, 60 criminal cases were opened, involving activists and journalists who criticized the war. The calculations were presented in his Telegram channel by the head of the human rights group “Agora” Pavel Chikov. Cases were opened against anti-war activists under 14 articles, the most common - in ten cases - was a new article about the Russian army. Nine cases were opened on charges of anti-war graffiti and anti-war rallies.

The FSB reported the detention of four people in Ufa on suspicion of terrorism. This was reported by the department's public relations center.

Rapper Face (Ivan Dremin) announced that he has stopped collaborating with Russian streaming platforms. “It’s hard for me to report this, but I do not have the moral right to work with pro-state music services, given the current situation,” the artist wrote.

Photo: David Frenkel / Mediazone Russians who opposed the war are increasingly being brought to criminal liability. The ban on any disapproval of the actions of Russian troops in Ukraine - from posts in social networks and telephone conversations to stickers. One of the most popular with the security forces of articles is about fakes about the Russian armed forces.

The Central Bank decided to open trading in shares of all Russian companies on the Moscow Exchange on Monday, March 28. This was reported in the regulator’s Telegram channel. Trading will begin at 10 a.m. Moscow time and end at 2 p.m. The ban on short selling shares, introduced on March 22, remains in effect. The Central Bank partially opened trading on the Moscow Exchange on March 22. Then, for the first time since February 25, trading in shares of 33 Russian companies resumed.

The UK lifted transport sanctions imposed the day before on banker Oleg Tinkov and head of the Millhouse company, billionaire Evgeny Shvidler. The corresponding document was published by the Office of Financial Sanctions. The restrictions were lifted a day after they were introduced . Now yachts and private planes of entrepreneurs will not be seized. Tinkov and Shvidler will not be prohibited from entering ports, flying or landing at UK airports.

In St. Petersburg, unknown people again ruined the door of the head of the Mayak movement Daria Haykinen. This was reported by associates of activists. Heikinen locks were filled with mounting foam, stained the door with green, sticked stickers with the inscriptions “The Finnish Nazis lives here”, “We know what you did”, “Caution !!! Here lives the traitor of the homeland !!! ” In addition, under the door, activists left a new pile of manure.

President Vladimir Putin signed a bill recognizing participants in the war in Ukraine as combat veterans. this . reports RIA Novosti State Duma deputies from United Russia introduced the document on March 22. The next day it was unanimously adopted in three readings. The bill will extend tax, transport, land, housing social support measures, as well as benefits for utility bills, to participants in the war in Ukraine and their families. The military will also receive monthly pensions.

President Vladimir Putin signed a law that introduces punishment for fakes about the work of Russian authorities abroad. This is reported on the official legal information portal. The maximum penalty provided for in Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code is 15 years in prison. This article appeared in the Criminal Code on March 4, a week after the start of the war. At first, it only talked about punishment for fakes about the Russian armed forces.

The main thing for the 31st day of the war - The Russian military captured Slavutich. In the afternoon, the troops entered the city, and the inhabitants staged a rally against the invasion. In the evening, Mayor Fomichev (whom they managed to kidnap and return) announced the occupation of the city and the death of three civilians.