Several news about the media on the 20th day of the war (another day-and there will be three weeks) Alexandra Kuvshinova (in the center) and Pierre Zakrzhevsk (left), who died on March 14 near Kiev. Fox News / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Under Kyiv, members of the Fox News crew Pierre Zakrzhevsk and Alexander Kuvynov died On Tuesday, March 15, the news appeared about the death of two more journalists during the war in Ukraine.

Subscribe to our YouTube press secretary of the White House Jen Psaki said that the United States will somehow cope with Russia's sanctions imposed on US President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, Hillary Clinton and a number of other senior Americans. Psaki also ironically noted that the Russian Foreign Ministry, which announced the sanctions, introduced restrictions not against Joe Biden himself, but against his late father.

Kyiv under fire, volunteers help to remove blockages, in hospitals more and more wounded The war in Ukraine has been going on for twenty days. In the morning, Russian troops struck Kiev - shells fell into several residential buildings in the Podolsk and Svyatoshinsky districts. The city authorities reported three dead and 30 victims.

US President Joe Biden signed into law a $1.5 trillion federal administration funding bill, reports The Hill. “I just signed a bipartisan administration funding bill, keeping the government open and providing Ukraine with an unprecedented $13.6 billion in funding,” . Biden tweeted The budget is calculated until September 2022. The draft law was coordinated for several months.

The American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Company announced that due to the war in Ukraine, it has suspended investments, advertising activities and new clinical trials in Russia, as well as the export of non-essential drugs to Russia. “Our business in Russia is now focused solely on ensuring that people with conditions such as cancer and diabetes continue to receive the Lilly medicines they need,” the company said in a statement.

Coub, a service that allows you to create short looping videos, will close on April 1, 2022. The Komitet company, which owns the service, confirmed this information, according to TJournal, one of the publications of the Komitet. Until the platform closes, Coub users will be able to download their videos. Coub has been operating since April 2012, it was created by Mikhail Tabunov and brothers Anton and Igor Gladkoborodov.

The Council of the St. Petersburg Bar Association has suspended the attorney status of St. Petersburg lawyer Ivan Pavlov . Pavlov said on his Telegram channel that the council made this decision based on the fact that the lawyer “was allegedly unable to perform his professional duties for more than six months.” The President of the Chamber specifically warned me that, under threat of complete disbarment, I now have no right to provide legal assistance to clients even on a free basis.

Yandex has decided to sell its Novosti and Zen services, RBC reports, citing information from unnamed sources. According to the interlocutors of the publication, the company is negotiating with several potential buyers, including VK. One of the sources claims that Yandex decided to sell the services a few years ago, and negotiations have been going on since the end of 2021. The parameters of the potential deal were not disclosed.

Politician Alexei Navalny said that the new criminal case, for which he faces 13 years in prison, will not force him to abandon his principles, and his Anti-Corruption Foundation will continue its work at a new level and become an international organization. The oppositionist's statement was published on his Instagram and other social networks.

The European Union has imposed additional sanctions against Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine. The EU imposed restrictions on 15 people and nine organizations from Russia, according to a publication ( .pdf ) in the Official Journal of the European Union.

"Medusa" tells the story of Marina Ovsyannikova, who came out with an anti -war poster on the air of Channel One. Bonus: What is on the channel because of the war On the live air of the Vremya program - the main evening release of news on Channel One - his employee Marina Ovsyannikova, on March 14, stood behind the leading Ekaterina Andreeva with an anti -war poster. Ovsyannikova managed to spend only a few seconds on the air, after which the broadcast from the studio was turned off.

After the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, several well-known journalists left Channel One, VGTRK, NTV. NTV presenter Lilia Gildeeva, who has worked on the channel since 2006, told Varlamov News that she first left Russia and then wrote a letter of resignation. She quit of her own free will, writes journalist Alexei Pivovarov, who previously worked with Gildeeva in the Today program. NTV confirmed the departure of the presenter.

Secretary General of the Council of Europe (CoE) Marija Pejčinović Burić has been handed a notice of Russia's withdrawal from the organization. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. The society in Russia has split. And the Russians, it seems, can become a nation of the outcasts. How to fix it? Conversation with the author of the "inconvenient past" Nikolai Apple Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, many Russian citizens have encountered the fact that their rights began to limit for political reasons.

Alexey Navalny made the last word in a new criminal case (now they want to put politics for 13 years) - and spoke about the war with Ukraine Evgeny Feldman / "Medusa" On March 15, in the correctional colony No. 2 in the city of Pokrov, the Vladimir Region, the next exit meeting of the Moscow Court of the Moscow in the new criminal case of Alexei Navalny, accused of fraud and disrespect for the court, took place.