Moscow teacher Daniil Myatin, who was diagnosed with cancer, was forcibly taken into the army. Despite the fact that the man was recently operated on, he was recognized as fit for service at the military registration and enlistment office. This is reported by Doxa and Sota . “Danya is at the city collection point. In the morning, a district police officer came to his apartment and, using force, took him to the military registration and enlistment office.

A criminal case has been opened against former teacher of Belogorsk technical school Andrei Belozerov, who was fired for listening to the song "Bayraktar" with students, for repeated "discrediting" of the Russian army. This was reported by the human rights project OVD-Info . According to the project, the basis for the case was Belozerov's post on VKontakte on October 9, in which the man wrote that Russian troops have been shelling Ukrainian civilians for more than eight years.

The Kremlin has banned government-controlled media from publishing any statements concerning mobilization, reports The Moscow Times, citing their own source in Russian media. “Before, we could write about the ongoing mobilization, and about possible scenarios and predictions. Now all predictions have to stop. The requirements state that we shouldn’t quote anyone [on mobilization], even a statement by a State Duma deputy or a senator,” the source said.

On the evening of December 23, an illegal nursing home caught fire in Kemerovo. The fire killed 13 people. The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia reports this in its Telegram channel. “A private house on Tavricheskaya Street burned down. It was established that it was illegally used for round-the-clock detention of elderly people. There were no fire extinguishing systems provided there,” an emergency services employee told Interfax .

The Russian Ministry of Justice updated its list of “foreign agents.” It now includes: human rights activist Svetlana Gannushkina; former Editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Andrey Kolesnikov; journalist Gleb Pyanikh; journalist Anastasia Zhvik; the Feminist Anti-War Resistance movement; digital rights organization Roskomsvoboda; Anti-Corruption Foundation Inc.

The Kremlin has banned government-controlled media outlets from spreading any statements regarding the mobilization. This is reported by The Moscow Times, citing its sources in the Russian media. “Before that, we could write about the current mobilization, and about possible scenarios and forecasts. Now all forecasts are stopped. The demand says that it is impossible to quote, even if the statement was made by a State Duma deputy or a senator, ”said one of the sources of the publication.

Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak confirmed, in an interview on television network Russia 24, that Russia will prohibit supplying oil to countries that support an oil price cap. A presidential decree is forthcoming in the near future.

The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow sentenced 22-year-old Maxim Dmitrienko, who was accused of attempting to leave to fight on the side of Ukraine, to four years in prison, Mediazona reported, citing the court's press service. The publication writes that the court found the man guilty under the article on participation in an armed group , which provides for eight to 15 years of imprisonment. The press service did not specify why Dmitriyenko was sentenced to half the minimum limit.

The Russian Ministry of Justice has updated its list of "foreign agents". It includes: human rights activist Svetlana Gannushkina; former editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Andrei Kolesnikov; journalist Gleb Pyanykh; journalist Anastasia Zhvik; Feminist Anti-War Resistance movement; human rights project "Roskomsvoboda"; Anti-Corruption Foundation Inc (foreign structure of FBK ); Autonomous non-profit organization of social and sports programs "Sports LGBT Community".

In a post published on his social media channels, politician Alexey Navalny condemned Russian shelling of Ukrainian energy infrastructure. “It’s amazing how much our propagandists (in my case on a radio in my cell) savor and take malicious pleasure in talking about the destruction of Ukraine’s energy system,” Navalny writes. No, of course I don’t expect these demons to have even elementary sympathy for innocent civilians who ended up in a horrible situation.

The military commissar of the Tyumen region, Alexei Kulichkov, said that the people who were mobilized by mistake were themselves to blame for what happened, because they did not update their credentials at the military registration and enlistment offices. This is reported by the Tyumen edition 72.ru. “If there were any mistakes, then in most cases they are due to the fault of the citizen himself.

The largest bank in Georgia, the Bank of Georgia (BOG), has begun forcibly closing the accounts of foreign citizens without explanation. At the moment, dozens of clients have faced this, many of whom are citizens of Russia and Belarus, according to blogger Nikolai Levshits. According to Kommersant, the bank began to close the accounts of a certain category of clients, but the official representative of the bank refused to explain to the newspaper what this category was.

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John Kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, said that about 90% of the Wagner PMC fighters in Ukraine may be prisoners recruited to participate in the war, CNN reports. According to Kirby, the total number of PMCs in Ukraine may reach 50,000 people, of which about 40,000 may be former prisoners.

What we learned from a new study of independent sociologists dedicated to emigration from Russia after February 24 Ophelia Zhakaev for the "Medusa" who left Russia as a result of the war. Astana, 2022 A group of independent sociologists Outrush, together with the Noda project, published a study of the economic situation and moods among Russians who left the country after the outbreak of a full -scale war with Ukraine. The study continues the work of the group carried out in March of this year.