A coalition of opposition activists and politicians is calling on supporters of Boris Nemtsov to mark the sixth anniversary of his assassination by leaving flowers at the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge in Moscow, where the former deputy prime minister was shot and killed on February 27, 2015.

Roskomnadzor wrote a letter to the administration of Twitter, in which he demanded to explain the reasons for blocking accounts for "conducting pro-Russian propaganda." The agency also required a complete list of these accounts and proof of their ties to Russian government agencies. On February 23, Twitter announced that it had blocked 100 accounts that are associated with the Russian authorities and the so-called "troll factory".

Norilsk Nickel owner Vladimir Potanin has dropped from first to second place in the list of the richest people in Russia according to the Forbes Real Time rating, which tracks the fortunes of billionaires in real time. Forbes now estimates Potanin's fortune at $28.9 billion. He was overtaken by the owner of Severstal, Alexei Mordashov, whose assets are estimated at 29.2 billion. On February 15, Forbes reported that Potanin's fortune exceeded $30 billion.

Writer Adeline Sheldon was found dead in an apartment in southwestern Moscow. This is reported by Moskovsky Komsomolets. The body of 20-year-old Sheldon was found by the owner of the apartment, which was rented by a woman. According to him, he tried to contact her for several days, but she did not pick up the phone and did not respond to messages.

In November 2020, the investigative news outlet Proekt reported that a woman named Svetlana Krivonogikh owns a minority share in Rossiya Bank, which she apparently owes to an intimate relationship with Vladimir Putin. Journalists also discovered that Krivonogikh’s daughter, Luiza Rozova, bears a striking resemblance to Russia’s president, leading to speculation that Rozova is Putin’s illegitimate child, though the Kremlin has dismissed these rumors as “tabloid” speculation.

How Russian police officers use compromised witnesses to frame innocent people — and keep getting away with it Dmitry Kandinskiy / Shutterstock.com Reporters from iStories and Meduza examined Moscow court documents and found more than 140 “professional witnesses” — people who regularly testify in court cases related to drug charges. The practice is blatantly illegal, but judges send people to prison for years based on these witnesses’ testimonies.

I vaguely remember the day the investigation came out, because I spent three days in bed with the curtains closed. I was making a casserole, a friend called me and told me everything - I went to bed and never got up. It's not very nice when your peace is disturbed, when strangers start digging into your life. After that, I started deleting my own photos from Instagram so that they wouldn't be circulated.

Dom Gagne / CSM / Shutterstock / Vida Press The National Hockey League will not conduct an investigation against hockey player Artemy Panarin, whom coach Andrei Nazarov accused of beating a girl allegedly occurred 10 years ago. Nazarov himself assures that the incident had dozens of witnesses - however, no one still confirmed his words about the beating.

Why in Tiktok some earn millions, while others earn depression. What is happening with the investigation of the murder of Boris Nemtsov six years later. Alexey Navalny is no longer a prisoner of conscience Good evening, This is the daily newsletter "Medusa" about the most important news of the day. And, of course, about what managed to happen over a long weekend. Yes, they are over.

Kentucky resident Leah Holland has dreamed of getting a tattoo of her friend's quote for over two years. He once described Holland as someone who refuses to pretend to be someone he isn't. The quote literally sounded like this: "You with courage flatly refuse to wear a mask." Holland really liked this phrase and on March 4, 2020, the girl stuffed it on her arm. The text had to be changed slightly: “I boldly refuse to wear a mask.” The girl was delighted with the new tattoo.

Andy Wong / AP / Scanpix / Leta Queen in the Beijing store. February 2021 The court in Beijing ordered a man to pay his wife compensation for the work at the house that she carried out during their marriage. This was reported by the publication by Sina News. Mr. Chen and Madame Van got married in 2015, they had a son. In 2020, Chen filed for divorce.

Political supporters believe that "this is a frank game on the side of the dictatorship" Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa" The international human rights organization Amnesty International deprived the politician of Alexei Navalny status "Prisoner of Conscience". This was reported on February 23-less than a month and a half after publicly called the Russian opposition prisoner of conscience due to his persecution in Russia. What does a prisoner of conscience mean?

The municipal deputy of the Moscow region Krasnoselsky Ilya Yashin announced a rally in memory of Boris Nemtsov, who was killed on February 27, 2015 on the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge. Yashin suggests that on the anniversary of the death of a politician, come to the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Bridge and lay flowers. “This is a memorial event, but not a rally or a procession (they are now banned in Moscow due to anti-COVID restrictions).

The Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case against Alexander Gabyshev, a resident of Yakutia, who calls himself a “shaman-warrior,” MBKh Media reports, citing Aleksey Pryanishnikov, coordinator of Human Rights Postcards. The case was initiated under Article 318 of the Criminal Code (“Use of violence against a representative of the authorities”), Pryanishnikov said.

In Australia, the journalist was reported while she was chewed by a walking dead man Australian journalist Bianca Stone during a report from a protest was bitten by a zombie. The action near the walls of the parliament building in Brisben was arranged by activists of the "Rebellion of the Powerfalling" movement, opposing climate changes. 7news Australia Activists changed into the walking dead to show what in the future to ignore the questions related to the climate.