The Tambov bakery began to assemble drones for the Russian army, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports. According to the publication, from the very beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the plant, together with other Tambov enterprises, has been transferring its core products, as well as medicines and equipment, to the Russian military.

The Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) published on its Telegram channel a video of an attack on border villages in the Bryansk region in early March. Earlier, he promised to show "a film-refutation of our adventures." “Almost a month has passed since those events. Now that all the conspiracy theorists, “experts” and other respected personalities have spoken, we will show you the previously promised video that will shed some light on the events of March 2,” the RDK said in a statement.

Alexey Moskalev, sentenced in Russia to two years in prison on charges of repeated “discrediting” of the army, was detained in Minsk. This was reported by Sota's source.

A Tambov baking plant has expanded its product line to include reconnaissance drones. The improbable expansion was reported by Rossiyskaya Gazeta, citing the industrial bakery’s deputy director Alexander Rudik. The plant has previously donated baked goods, medications, and equipment to the military units taking part in the invasion of Ukraine, as part of a “patriotic” propaganda campaign involving a number of industrial concerns around Tambov.

After the outbreak of war, many Ukrainians themselves came to the military enlistment office. But some handed the agendas with violations. Says "Ukrainian Truth" Sergei Supinsky / AFP / Scanpix / Leta a territorial defense soldier at a assembly point in Kyiv. March 11, 2022 After more than a year since the beginning of the war, Ukrainian territorial setting centers - previously military commissariats - continue to face various difficulties associated with a set of military personnel.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow sentenced four members of the hacker group The Infraud Organization to suspended sentences for illegal trading of bank card data, causing damage totaling more than a billion rubles, TASS reports citing the court's press service. According to the agency, the court found all the defendants in the case guilty under the article on illegal circulation of payment funds committed by an organized group.

A St. Petersburg court sentenced amateur archaeologist Oleg Belousov to 5.5 years in prison after finding him guilty of spreading “fakes” about the Russian army and calling for extremist activities. The basis for the case against Belousov were posts he made on Russian social networking site VKontakte.

In Moscow, the 235th Garrison Military Court arrested the head of the Naval Directorate of the Russian National Guard, Colonel Sergei Volkov, in a case of abuse of office that resulted in grave consequences, TASS reports.

In Russia, the German cultural center named after Goethe, known as the Goethe-Institut, has had its accounts blocked, The Insider reports, citing sources familiar with the situation. According to the publication's sources, banks have begun returning payments to students who paid for courses at the institute.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin accepted the resignation of Alexander Burkov, the former governor of the Omsk region, according to the Kremlin website. Putin has appointed Vitaliy Khotsenko, former head of the administration of the annexed Donetsk People’s Republic, as acting governor. The Kremlin reports that Burkov resigned his post of his own volition. He has served as Governor of Omsk since September 2018.

Australian company Vow, which is developing artificial meat technology, has created an analogue of mammoth meat using genetic material from this extinct species, The Guardian reports . On March 28, Vow showed the meatball at the Nemo Museum in Amsterdam.

The majority of Volgograd residents have spoken out against the initiative to rename the city, the research group Russian Field reports, citing the results of a survey in which more than a thousand Volgograd residents took part. According to the researchers, only 25% of respondents supported the idea of ​​renaming the city. The name Stalingrad is mostly liked by older people over 60.

There was a former coach of the Russian national team Leonid Slutsky Dominic Lipinski / Pa Wire / Pa Images / Scanpix / Leta Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich secretly participated in the purchase of the Vitessa Netherland Football Club and financed it a few more years after the deal. This became known from the leakage of documents of the Cyprus company Meritservus, writes The Guardian.

The Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced amateur archaeologist Oleg Belousov to five and a half years in a penal colony, finding him guilty under articles on spreading fake news about the Russian army and calling for extremist activities. The basis for the case was Belousov's publications on VKontakte.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted the resignation of Omsk Region Governor Alexander Burkov. This was reported on the Kremlin website. Putin appointed the head of the government of the annexed DPR, Vitaly Khotsenko, as acting governor of the region. The Kremlin reported that Burkov wrote a letter of resignation of his own free will. He has served as Omsk Governor since September 2018.