The US State Department has declared Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkowitz "wrongfully detained", potentially paving the way for negotiations to exchange him. This is stated in the WSJ publication. The Gershkovich case, according to the publication, will be handled by a Department of State department known as the Office of the President's Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs.

The garrison military court in Kaluga sentenced Deputy Squadron Commander of the 52nd Guards Aviation Regiment of the Russian Air Force Alexei Skvortsov and technician Igor Aristov to suspended prison terms, the Kommersant newspaper reported.

The Kirovsky District Court of Perm acquitted the former policeman, 28-year-old Oleg Burnyshev, who was accused of causing grievous bodily harm resulting in death, 59.ru reports, citing the defendant's lawyer, Denis Maleev. The court made such a decision after the jury delivered a verdict of not guilty on March 24. According to the prosecution, on February 10, 2022, Senior Lieutenant Burnyshev came to a call from Perm Yuri Luzyanin, who announced the theft of a tablet and TV.

Vladimir Kara-Murza, charged with treason and facing a 25-year sentence, addresses the court Natalia Kolesnikova / AFP / Scanpix / LETA At the conclusion of his trial in Moscow, the Russian opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza addressed the court, declining to express “remorse for his misdeeds” or to plead with the judges for mercy.

Law enforcement agencies of Russia have detained a 22-year-old citizen of the Russian Federation in the annexed part of the Zaporozhye region of Ukraine, who is suspected of working for the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, RIA Novosti reports citing a representative of the Russian law enforcement agencies. According to the Russian side, the detainee gave Ukraine data on the location of military and civilian facilities in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions.

The US Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into the leak of dozens of secret Pentagon documents on the war in Ukraine and other sensitive information online, the Financial Times reports, citing officials.

Russia’s State Duma will consider legislative amendments proposed to legalize electronic delivery of military summonses, writes RBC, citing the Defense Committee Chair Andrey Kartapolov in the Duma. If passed, the new law will make responding to summonses obligatory regardless of delivery method, Kartapolov said . Under the law now in effect, recipients can legally ignore summonses delivered online, but the new legislation, if passed, will change that.

What happened on February 24, 2022. Tells "Ukrainian Truth" - in detail Maksim Levin / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Ukrainian military near the destroyed Russian armored vehicles next to Kharkov. February 24, 2022 The Minister of Defense of Ukraine Alexei Reznikov woke up on February 24 at about four in the morning from the call of the commander in chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny.

State Duma deputies will consider on April 11 amendments legalizing summons to the military registration and enlistment office in electronic form. This, as RBC writes , was reported by the head of the State Duma Defense Committee Andrei Kartapolov, “[All subpoenas] will have absolutely the same legal force. It doesn’t matter how you received this summons,” Kartapolov said .

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. What new can be learned from the Pentagon leak on the state of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the preparatory attack of Ukraine? And by the way, is it worth it to believe these documents at all? In early April, the Western media began to report a possible leakage of the Pentagon secret documents. A significant part of these documents is devoted to the war in Ukraine.

The last word of Vladimir Kara-Murza, who is required to be put for 25 years Natalya Kolesnikova / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Russian politician Vladimir Kara-Murza performed in the Moscow City Court with the last word. The text of the appeal is published in its social networks. The prosecutor demanded for Kara-Murza 25 years in prison on a number of accusations -from "fakes" about the army to state treason.

It seems that Evgeny Prigozhin plans to gain control over “fair Russia”. And become a "roof" for its leader Sergei Mironov Telegram channel Sergey Mironov Sergey Mironov and Evgeny Prigozhin In early April, four deputies of the Just Russia faction in the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg announced that they were leaving the party-but they retain their mandates and intend to organize a new political project. In total, there are five deputies in this faction (in general, seats in the St.

Twenty-four children from the Kherson region have come back to Ukraine after an unlawful removal to Russia. Olexandr Prokudin, the region’s governor, writes on Telegram that he met the children on their return to Kherson. “This was one of the most difficult rescue missions,” Prokudin says. “The Russians interrogated the children’s parents for 13 hours straight. Afterwards, they forced them to take part in a propaganda segment.

"Medusa" tells how the actor has been waiting for his time all his life-and became an "Internet tank" (but he does not mind) Mike Marsland / Wiremage / Getty Images Most of his career, Pedro Pascal played secondary roles in series like “Buffy - vampire fighter”, “CSI crime scene” and “law and order”. He became famous only in 41, having played one of the brightest characters in the “Game of Thrones”, and by 47 he became a star - thanks to Joel's role in the series “One of us”.

North Ossetian officials have asked the military prosecutor to investigate the circumstances of a conscript beating captured in a recently emerged violent video. Vera Adayeva, head of the charitable foundation Victoria’s Heart, published the footage on social media.