We recall those who were before him: from the successor of Hitler to Gaddafi and the leader of the Kosovo Albanians On March 18, the International Criminal Court (MUS) in The Hague issued an arrest warrant of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is suspected of illegal deportation of children from the occupied territories of Ukraine.

American airlines have asked Congress and the White House to ban foreign carriers flying to the United States from operating such flights through Russia. The New York Times writes about it. Due to Moscow's ban on US airlines flying over Russia, they were forced to restructure their routes to Asia bypassing Russian territory - which led to an increase in flight times and fuel consumption.

The People’s Friendship University of Russia has replaced its vice rector for student affairs, after an exhibition at the university featured a Ukrainian flag. The exhibition in question, which ran at the end of February, was devoted to national communities, and featured a section on Ukrainian culture. After propaganda media outlets ran negative coverage of the exhibition, Russia’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education decided to investigate the university.

The United States resumed deportations to Russia, interrupted shortly after the start of the war in Ukraine. The Guardian writes about it. According to the newspaper, a few days ago a man was expelled from the United States to Russia, who fled from mobilization and tried to get asylum. It arrived in the United States via Mexico.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin has signed laws making it illegal to “discredit” or share “fakes” about volunteers and mercenaries fighting for Russia in Ukraine. Similar laws already about Russia’s Armed Forces and the Russian authorities are already on the books.

Data published by Russia’s Central Bank show that, as of February 1, residents of the country have cash holdings equivalent to 105.4 billion USD. Russian state broadcasting corporation RBC points out that this is the first time that Russian cash holdings have exceeded 100 billion USD since records began in 2018.

The day before, 40 visitors were detained there.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin traveled to Sevastopol, in Crimea, for the ninth anniversary of the peninsula’s annexation by Russia. Putin visited a school for the arts and children’s center near the archaeological site of Chersonesus. Kremlin-appointed Sevastopol governor Mikhail Razvozhaev noted that President Putin’s visit was unplanned, and that the president “knows how to surprise.”

An employee at a rehab center describes caring for Russian soldiers returning from the front Serhii Mykhalchuk / Global Images Ukraine / Getty Images A Russian soldier’s helmet, Irpin, Ukraine, March 29, 2022 Original story by Anna Ryzhkova for Verstka . English-language version by Emily Laskin . In the nearly 13 months since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, thousands of Russian men have returned to Russia, wounded and traumatized from combat.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Sevastopol on the ninth anniversary of the annexation of Crimea. Putin was shown the school of arts and the children's center "Korsun" near Tauric Chersonese. The governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, noted that Putin's visit was not planned and that the president "knows how to surprise." “Today we were supposed to open a children's art school in Chersonese.

Former US President Donald Trump claims he will be arrested on March 21 as part of an investigation into financial fraud. The corresponding statement appeared on Trump's Truth Social social network. Trump said he obtained this information through "illegal leaks" from the Manhattan District Attorney's office. He did not give any details about possible charges, but called on his supporters to protest. The Manhattan prosecutor's office did not give official comments.

The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (PFUR) has replaced its Vice-Rector for Student Affairs after Ukrainian flags appeared at one of the university exhibitions. The exhibition in question took place at the end of February. It was dedicated to the fraternities; it included an exposition of Ukrainian culture. After the propaganda media wrote about the exhibition in a negative way, the Ministry of Education and Science organized an inspection of the university.

The United States resumed drone flights over the Black Sea, interrupted after the incident between the MQ-9 drone and the Su-27 aircraft, Reuters reports. An RQ-4 Global Hawk drone was sent to the region on March 17, two U.S. officials told the agency. According to CNN , the drone took off from Romanian airspace at an altitude of 16 kilometers and spent some time in international airspace southeast of Crimea.

In the country for two months, mass protests last. The government faces a vote of no confidence Alain Jocard / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Protest Protest in Paris March 16, 2023 In France, large -scale protests against pension reform, originally announced by President Emmanuel Macron back in 2019, continue. The retirement age is planned to be raised from 62 to 64 years, and this idea has so many opponents that the government of the country decided to conduct a reform bypassing the parliament.

Three hundred eighty -seventh day of the war. Photos Every day since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Medusa editors have been chosen by the main personnel made during the previous day of the war. These pictures contain scenes of cruelty, violence and death, but most of them are not placed under a special dick, which usually the editors hide similar images. In a series of these materials, we try to document the war as it is. 387th day of the war.