Ukrainians speak of their wartime memories, trauma, and how the invasion has changed their ways of being human State Emergency Service of Ukraine / R / Scanpix / LETA Kyiv, April 29, 2022 Reportage by Shura Burtin . Translation by Anna Razumnaya . The journalist Shura Burtin went to Ukraine last May. He spent two months traveling from one Ukrainian city to another, and interviewing dozens of different people, as he tried to understand their wartime experience.

Polina Gagarina's concert in Kazakhstan has been canceled after activists expressed outrage on social media that a war-supporting singer would visit the country. The Kazakh edition of Arbat.media writes about this. Gagarina's performance as part of her "Disarmed" tour was to take place in Almaty on February 14.

A number of members of the Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation turned to the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, with a request to check the video in which former prisoner Yevgeny Nuzhin, who was recruited into the Wagner PMC, was killed with a sledgehammer. RBC writes about it. The murder of Evgeny Nuzhin Evgeny Nuzhin was serving a long-term prison term in the Ryazan region, and in the summer he was recruited into the Wagner PMC.

The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution to hold Russia financially responsible for invading Ukraine. The document contains provisions for creating a register of war damages, and for establishing the mechanisms of collecting reparations from Russia. 93 counties, including the U.S. and the European Union, supported the resolution. 13, including Russia and China, voted against. Among the 74 who abstained were Brazil, India, Serbia, and Kazakhstan.

The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for Russia to be held financially responsible for the invasion of Ukraine. The document, in particular, provides for the creation of a register for registering the damage caused and the development of a mechanism for paying reparations. The resolution was supported by 93 countries (including the US and all EU countries), 13 voted against (including Russia and China), another 74 (including Brazil, India, Serbia, Kazakhstan) abstained.

The Soviet-era “Heroic Mother” award is back as an official state award in Russia. President Vladimir Putin has just awarded the first two Heroic Mother titles since the award’s re-institution. They are going to Medni Kadyrova, who is married to the Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, and to the Yamalian resident Olga Degtyarenko.

A priest from the Irkutsk region wrote a denunciation for a parishioner - because he called the war of the aggressive The rector of the temple in the village of Telma of the Irkutsk Region, Sergei Kandybin, complained to the FSB to the former deputy from the Communist Party of the Communist Party of Sergei Ugelitsa, who opposed the war in Ukraine.

In the battles in Ukraine, a citizen of Zambia Lemehani Nathan Nyirenda, who was previously a prisoner in one of the Moscow colonies, died. BBC Russian Service writes about this with reference to the Zambian Foreign Ministry. Nyirenda, 23, died on September 22, the diplomatic department said. Now his body is in Rostov-on-Don and is being prepared for shipment to Zambia.

The Russian Ministry of Culture has revoked the screening license issued to “Famine,” a documentary made by Alexander Alrkhangelsky, Maxim Kurnikov, and Tatiana Sorokina. The film reconstructs the history of a famine that took millions of Russian lives during the Civil War in the 1920s. Affecting most severely the Volga and Southern Ural regions, the famine ended when the Soviet government appealed to the world community. The United States was one of the countries that heeded this call for help.

The Council of the European Union imposed sanctions against eight alleged participants in the poisoning of politician Alexei Navalny with Novichok in August 2020. The publication in the Official Journal of the European Union was noted by the opposition leader's associates.

In Ankara, CIA Director William Burns met with the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia, Sergei Naryshkin, at which, according to CNN, "the consequences of the use of nuclear weapons by Russia" were discussed. “He is conveying a message about the consequences of the use of nuclear weapons by Russia and the danger of escalation for strategic stability,” a representative of the US National Security Council told the channel, commenting on Burns's position at this meeting.

This is not only an ideal sequel, but also a strong anti -war statement Sony Entertainment On November 9, the God of War Ragnarok was published on the PS4 and PS5 - one of the most anticipated games of the year and the exclusive of the Sony PlayStation console from the Santa Monica studio. The new part of the adventures of the god of the war of Kratos and his son Atreus is already sold at a faster pace than that received many awards The God of War (2018).

On his story, the film Steven Spielberg "Terminal" is based STEPHane de Sakutin / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Meadhran Karimi Nesseri at the Charles de Gaulle Paris Airport. August 12, 2004 On November 12, 77-year-old Meadran Karimi Nasseri, who lived at this airport for 18 years-from August 1988 to July 2006, died at the Paris Airport named after Charles de Gaulle. The Guardian, citing representatives of the airport, writes that around noon Nasseri had a heart attack.

Personnel from the liberated city President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Kherson three days after the Ukrainian army restored control over him. Kherson was the only regional center captured by Russian troops after the outbreak of war.

The US Treasury announced the expansion of sanctions against Russia. The restrictions included the international procurement network of the Russian military-industrial complex and "representatives of the elite associated with the Kremlin," the ministry said in a statement. In total, 14 people fell under the new sanctions, including relatives of businessman and member of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation Suleiman Kerimov - his wife Firuza, daughters Amin and Gulnara, and son Said.