Roskomnadzor blocked the cryptocurrency magazine ForkLog . attention to appeal . the publication’s drew Roskomsvoboda magazine website “On April 11, Roskomnadzor restricted access to the ForkLog from the territory of the Russian Federation without prior notice. This happened shortly after the publication of a statement from our editorial office regarding the massacres of civilians in Ukraine. Since February 24, many independent media and social networks have been blocked in Russia.

State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin proposed depriving citizenship of Russians who “receive cookies from the State Department.” This was reported on his telegram channel. This is how Volodin commented on the transition of ex-editor of Channel One Marina Ovsyannikova to the German newspaper Die Welt as a freelance correspondent. “<…> There are those who behave vilely and treacherously.

Residents of Mariupol before landing on the bus before evacuation, April 5, 2022. Photo: Alexander Ermochenko / Reuters All a month and a half of fights for Mariupol, the evacuation of civilians remained one of the most difficult issues for the Ukrainian authorities.

In Moscow, police detained politician Vladimir Kara-Murza near his house, . his ally Ilya Yashin tweets What exactly caused the arrest is still unknown. Yashin clarified that Kara-Murza was taken to the Khamovniki police station, and a lawyer is coming to see him. The oppositionist suggested that we are talking about an administrative protocol against a politician. Later, one of the subscribers managed to get through to the police department.

Security forces are conducting a search at the home of St. Petersburg musician and author of “The Book on Depression” Sasha Skochilenko. Her friend, journalist Arseny Vesnin, told Mediazona about this. According to him, Skochilenko managed to tell her friend that the search was being carried out in connection with the case of “fakes” about the Russian armed forces (Part 1 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code).

The International Automobile Federation has launched an investigation against Russian athlete Artem Severyukhin, who hit himself twice in the chest, raised his hand and laughed during the award ceremony. This was reported on the organization’s Twitter. Severyukhin took first place at the first stage of the European Junior Karting Championship, which took place in Portugal. The Russian Automobile Federation (RAF) reported that Severyukhin competed for the Swedish team under an Italian license.

Representative of the People's Militia of the DPR Eduard Basurin believes that in order to storm the Azovstal plant, where the Ukrainian military is defending, one should “turn to the chemical troops.” He said this on Channel One, his words were quoted by RIA Novosti. “There are underground floors, so it makes no sense to storm this object. Because you can put a large number of your soldiers, and the enemy will not suffer any losses as such.

President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov called EU sanctions against government-linked journalists who supported the invasion of Ukraine "unacceptable and illegal." This was reported by the Mayak radio station. “As such, we consider sanctions unacceptable and illegal. We consider the introduction of any restrictions on journalists, representatives or heads of media outlets to be absolutely unacceptable. We condemn this in the strongest possible terms,” he said.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested a person involved in the case of spreading “fake news” about the Russian army. The card of the hearing was published in the card index of the courts of general jurisdiction; reported on the measure of restraint. the joint press service of the city courts Colombian citizen Giraldo Saray Alberto Enrique was sent to pre-trial detention until June 8.

The municipal institution “Prazdnik”, established by the administration of Irkutsk, allocated 250 thousand rubles without competition to the local branch of “Komsomolskaya Pravda” for covering a concert in support of the war in Ukraine. attention to the purchase .

Police detained a Yekaterinburg resident named Dmitry for picketing with a poster with a quote from George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984.” about this The detainee's wife spoke . The poster read “War is Peace.” This is one of the three party slogans in the novel, the other two: “Freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength.” The activist was taken to the police department.

The administration of the Russian-language Wikipedia tweeted that Roskomnadzor demanded that they remove 10 pictures, accusing them of “distributing child pornography.” “Apparently, there are absolutely no other ways to denigrate people,” added the authors of the encyclopedia. A list of controversial pictures and notifications from Roskomnadzor were posted on the Wikipedia website.

The European Union has included 21 Russian airlines on a safety blacklist, according to the EU's official website. These airlines are prohibited from flying over the territory of the European Union and using airports in EU countries. The list included Aeroflot, Pobeda, Nordwind , Utair , Ural Airlines and other companies. “Rosaviation has allowed Russian airlines to operate hundreds of foreign aircraft without a valid airworthiness certificate.

The administration of the Uglegorsk district of Sakhalin liquidated the municipal publishing house that published the city newspaper “Uglegorsk News”. this The newspaper itself reported ; dated April 8 appeared on the administration website. The editors note that on April 6, the supervisory board of the publishing house, at the request of the city mayor Dmitry Tsukanov, voted for the liquidation of the institution, and.

The Finnish state post Posti has suspended the sending of letters and parcels between Finland and Russia since April 11. This was reported on the Posti website . Posti has introduced similar restrictions in relation to Belarus. Undelivered parcels will be returned to the senders. On March 15, Finnish Post suspended international express mail services to Russia and Belarus.