In Kharkov, 96-year-old Boris Romanchenko, a former prisoner of Nazi camps, who managed to survive in Buchenwald, died. A shell hit his apartment in a high-rise building Hello, THIS MESSAGE (MATERIAL) IS CREATED AND (OR) DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN MASS MEDIA PERFORMING THE FUNCTIONS OF A FOREIGN AGENT AND (OR) A RUSSIAN LEGAL ENTITY PERFORMING THE FUNCTIONS OF A FOREIGN AGENT This is Meduza's daily mailing list.

In Moscow, Konstantin Olmezov, a mathematician from Ukraine, committed suicide. After the outbreak of war, he tried to leave Russia, but he was arrested Page of Konstantin Olmezov on Facebook On March 20, Mathematician Konstantin Olmezov committed suicide in Moscow. Olmezov came from Donetsk, he moved to Russia to engage in science - he entered graduate school and became an assistant to the department of discrete mathematics of the MFTI.

A shopping center was fired in Kyiv. They are selected from the sea to Odessa. Ukrainians do not give up - and even celebrate birthdays The war has been going on for twenty -six days. The Russian army continues to shell Kiev - today the strikes fell on the shopping center in the Podolsky district of the capital. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation said that he did not work and that ammunition was stored there.

The website of the Euronews TV channel was blocked in Russia, as follows from the data of the corresponding service of Roskomnadzor. Access to the website euronews.com and its Russian version ru.euronews.com is limited based on the decision of the Prosecutor General's Office of March 21.

A shell fell into his apartment in a high -rise building On March 21, it became known about the death of a resident of Kharkov, 96-year-old Boris Romanchenko, a prisoner of several Nazi concentration camps. On March 18, a shell fell into his apartment. Romanchenko lived in Northern Saltovka - a district that has been sheated from the first days of the war from the Russian military. Boris Romanchenko was born on January 20, 1926 in the village of Bondari near Sumy.

This is how they could survive in the city - and leave it MSTYSLAV CHERNOV / AP / Scanpix / Leta Marianna Podgurskaya (in the marriage of the Gsenskhirskaya) is one of the pregnant women who fell in the photo from the Mariupol hospital. The day after shelling, they gave birth to a girl. Another heroine of the report from the hospital did not survive . Video journalist Mstislav Chernov and photographer Evgeny Menletka - Ukrainians working for the Associated Press International Information Agency.

Kamran Manafly lost his job in Moscow when he rejected state guidelines on discussing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with students. Then the school’s principal threatened him with prison, and he fled the country. Kamran Manafly’s personal photo archive Geography teacher Kamran Manafly Kamran Manafly is a 28-year-old schoolteacher in Moscow.

The final decision on the compromises that Russia and Ukraine will reach in the negotiations will be made at an all-Ukrainian referendum. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stated this in an interview with the National Public Television and Radio Company of Ukraine. According to Zelensky, we are talking about compromises regarding security guarantees for Ukraine, as well as Donbass and Crimea.

Navalny’s team links mysterious $700-million superyacht to Russian President Vladimir Putin Working in exile, Alexey Navalny’s team of anti-corruption activists have released a new investigation linking a $700-million superyacht to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The luxury vessel, officially registered to an offshore company in the Marshall Islands, is allegedly crewed by members of Russia’s Secret Service (the FSO).

The Latvian Motor Transport Directorate has decided to revoke the license of Yandex Taxi BV and block the Yandex Go app starting March 23. From now on, according to the directorate's website, Yandex will no longer be able to provide taxi services in Latvia. The directorate took this step by establishing that the Yandex Go application exchanges data with servers located in Russia.

How Tbilisi became the capital of Russian political emigration after the outbreak of war Vasily Peasantov Anti -war action of Russians in Tbilisi, March 12, 2022 In the first few weeks after Vladimir Putin announced the beginning of a “special military operation” and invaded Ukraine, to Georgia, with which Russia does not have direct air traffic, several tens of thousands of Russians entered, of which 12 thousand remained in the country.

The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case against Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, according to the agency's website. The investigation is being conducted under three articles of the Criminal Code: public calls to start a war, inciting hatred based on nationality, and spreading fakes about the Russian Armed Forces.

Russia has transferred to the International Red Cross data on more than 500 Ukrainians who were taken prisoner, Tatyana Moskalkova, human rights ombudsman in the Russian Federation, said on RT. “For each person who is captured, let’s say, a special card is drawn up, written by him by hand, so that you can make sure that he is alive and it was he who wrote this card, and transferred to the Red Cross ...

On the evening of March 21, several Apple services — the App Store, iCloud, Apple TV, and Apple Music — crashed, according to Downdetector . The failure affected users from the US and other countries. a failure , for which, in particular, playlists are not loaded. have encountered In Russia , Apple Music users Downdetector has received thousands of complaints about Apple services.

On March 21, the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow satisfied the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office and declared the Meta company, which owns the social networks Facebook and Instagram, as well as the WhatsApp messenger, an “extremist organization.” At the same time, the court decided to block both social networks of the company.