The day before, security forces disrupted the New Year's performance of the Kirill Ganin Conceptual Theater in Moscow, in which naked actors played. The REN TV channel reported this on the night of January 5-6. The production is called “Not a Children's Christmas Tree 6”. The announcement of the event states that only adults can visit it upon presentation of a passport and that spectators are prohibited from filming what is happening.

The Lithuanian Migration Department may revoke the residence permit of Russian oppositionist Leonid Volkov because of his statements about the head of the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) Denis Kapustin and Ukrainian officials, writes LRT. The agency turned to the Department of State Security for additional advice regarding the “possible threat to national security” and asked to evaluate Volkov’s statements.

The head of the Zaporozhye region, Ivan Fedorov, reported that in the Pologovsky district, a Russian drone attacked an official car driving along the highway. As a result, three police officers were injured - a 41-year-old woman and a 46-year-old and 29-year-old man. He also said that the Russian military is shelling other areas. In the regional center, the city of Zaporozhye, the drone ended up in the private sector. “Several private houses were damaged by the blast wave and shrapnel.

Anti-war graffiti in Moscow. Photo: Alexandra Arkhipova’s archive Since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has adopted many laws that allow to prosecute for any dissent to the actions of its army. Thousands of people are fined and imprisoned. To avoid punishment for anti-war statements, Russians have been seeking anonymous forms of protest, leaving messages in public spaces: placing stickers and leaflets, drawing graffiti and writing on walls.

Photo: Alexandra Arkhipova’s archive To avoid punishment for anti-war statements, Russians, from the first days of the invasion of Ukraine, have been looking for anonymous forms of protest, leaving messages in public space: stickers and leaflets, drawing graffiti and graffiti on walls. Anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova has been collecting a collection of protest street art since 2022 - photos are sent by her subscribers from Russia; we have already published the first part of the collection.

In Tver, a fragment of a Ukrainian drone hit a multi-story building, said Acting Governor of the Tver Region Vitaly Korolev. Two wounded were hospitalized. “In Tver, as a result of repelling a UAV attack, a piece of the drone hit the windows of one of the apartments on the 9th floor of an apartment building,” he wrote. Initially, Korolev also reported that a person had died in a drone attack, but later clarified that the cause was a domestic gas explosion.