Four members of Russia’s National Guard reportedly received minor shrapnel wounds when their vehicle hit a landmine while they were “cleansing” the area around the village of Sushany, in the Bryansk region. State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshteyn published a photo of one of the mines they discovered on Telegram.

Mikhail Abdalkin, a deputy of the Samara Regional Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, has been charged with “discrediting the army.” The case will be heard in a local municipal court on March 7. On February 22, Abdalkin posted a video clip to social media — in it, he listened to Vladimir Putin’s address to the Russian Federal Assembly with noodles draped over his ears. “I’m fully in support, I fully agree, excellent presentation.

Four employees of the Russian Guard, who were conducting a “cleansing operation” near the village of Sushany in the Bryansk region, received minor shrapnel wounds when their car was blown up by a mine. State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein announced this by publishing a photo of one of the discovered mines in a telegram. According to him, the life and health of the victims - three employees of the Bryansk SOBR and an OMON explosives technician - are not in danger.

On the evening of March 2, the sounds of an explosion were heard near Kolomna near Moscow. According to Baza , the explosion occurred in one of the neighboring villages around 21:30 and was heard in almost all parts of the city. The Telegram channel Mash has published a video from a surveillance camera in which the sound of an explosion is heard. also write about the explosion on social networks.

The FSB reports that a group of “Ukrainian saboteurs” who made an “incursion” into the Bryansk region have been “forced back to Ukrainian territory.” “In order to avoid casualties among the civilian population and damage to civilian infrastructure, the enemy has been forced back to Ukrainian territory, where they were subjected to a massive artillery strike,” the agency claims.

During the occupation, at least 20 torture prisons were created in Kherson, financed at the state level by Russia. This was announced by the international group of lawyers Mobile Justice Team, which is investigating war crimes in Ukraine. Experts claim to have collected testimonies from more than a thousand local residents who passed through these prisons.

What is known and what is not about the "sabotage" in the border villages of the Bryansk region Who carried out the attack? On the morning of March 2, Bryansk Region Governor Alexander Bogomaz announced that a "sabotage and reconnaissance group from Ukraine" had entered the village of Lyubechany . According to him, the "saboteurs" fired at a car, killed a local resident, and wounded a ten-year-old child.

The Tula Region Court placed Alexey Moskalev, a resident of the city of Efremov, accused of “discrediting” the army, under house arrest until March 27, OVD-Info reports. In April 2022, an administrative protocol was drawn up against Moskalev for “discrediting” the army, having found anti-war posts and comments on his social networks. Before this, FSB officers had a conversation with his daughter Masha, who drew an anti-war drawing in an art lesson.

Islamic radicals are suspected of poisoning opposing female education Residents of the city of Ferdis in the north of Iran next to an ambulance near a school for girls. A frame from a video published on March 1, 2023. Reuters / Scanpix / Leta In Iran, over the past three months, hundreds of schoolgirls were poisoned by poisonous gas. Many of them were hospitalized. Local residents believe that Islamic radicals opposing female education may be involved in poisoning.

A group of "Ukrainian saboteurs" who made a "sally" in the Bryansk region, "squeezed into the territory of Ukraine." The FSB announced this. “In order to avoid casualties on the part of the civilian population and damage to civilian infrastructure, the enemy was squeezed into the territory of Ukraine, where a massive artillery strike was inflicted on him,” the department says.

The police drew up an administrative protocol on the “discredit” of the army (part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) to the deputy of the Samara Regional Duma from the Communist Party of the Communist Party Mikhail Abdalkin. As follows from the card of the case, the materials will consider the materials on March 7, the court of the city of Novokuybyshevsk. “Kommersant” drew attention to this.

The Vasileostrovsky Court of St. Petersburg sentenced police officer Konstantin Golubev to two years in a general regime penal colony in a criminal case on abuse of office (Part 1 of Article 285 of the Criminal Code). The United Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg writes that detective Golubev, “with the aim of maintaining friendly relations with M.” illegally transferred information about passengers of two flights from the police database “Rozysk-Magistral”.

Belarusian activists from BYPOL published a video shot from the drone, presumably, at the Military Machuli Military airfield near Minsk, at which a sabotage was committed a few days ago. In the video, the drone flies to the Russian reconnaissance a-50 and sits on its antenna, after which it takes off unhindered.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Putin is convinced - the country is surrounded by enemies. They really don't like Russia anywhere? Vladimir Putin in his speeches repeatedly mentioned that Russia is supposedly surrounded by enemies.

Chechnya Governor Ramzan Kadyrov is calling on federal authorities to respond with “ maximum severity ” to the armed group that led a brief incursion from Ukraine into Russia’s Bryansk region on Thursday. Specifically, Kadyrov advocates holding responsible any of the combatants’ relatives who might live in Russia (this form of collective punishment is common inside Chechnya). He argues that any family members likely aided in the attack.