Moscow police have opened a criminal case regarding a video that was posted online and shows a burning Quran, reports TASS. The police reported that the incident took place in Moscow’s eastern district. They are currently searching for the suspect.

Chechnya head Ramzan Kadyrov said that five Chechen soldiers have returned to Grozny from Ukraine, where they were captured. He urged them to return to the front. “As I see it, war should be no reason for Chechens to fall into captivity. There may be various excuses, but be that as it may, a soldier should prove that he had no other choice. And he has to prove it by going back to the front. That’s why I’m not meeting with those who have returned.

Punk singer ‘Chacha’ Ivanov spoke out in support of the Moskalev family at a recent concert The case of 13-year-old Masha Moskaleva, who drew an anti-war picture in school art class in April 2022, has captivated certain segments of the Russian population. The drawing set off a cascade of legal problems for Moskaleva and her single father, Alexey Moskalev, who was sentenced, on April 5, to two years in prison for his own posts on social media.

On the night of April 16, the German authorities shut down the last three operating nuclear power plants. It is reported by ZDF. The Isar 2 nuclear power plant in Bavaria, Neckarwestheim 2 in Baden-Württemberg and Emsland in Lower Saxony were disconnected from the network. “The risks associated with nuclear energy are ultimately uncontrollable in the event of an accident,” said German Minister for the Environment and Nuclear Safety Steffi Lemke, who represents the Alliance 90/The Greens party.

Search and rescue work has concluded at a five-story apartment building in Sloyansk, in the Donetsk region, reports Donetsk governor Pavlo Kyrylenko. A Russian heavy artillery attack destroyed the building on April 14. Rescue workers pulled 15 people from the rubble of the collapsed building. Five of them, including a 14-year-old girl, survived. The remaining 10 people were killed, a two-year-old child among them.

Kazakhstan’s National Security Committee is investigating 10 criminal cases involving citizens of Kazakhstan who took part in the Russia-Ukraine war, reports Kazakh publication KazTAG. The committee has not released the details about the cases or defendants. It’s also not clear which side the defendants fought for. According to Kazakhstan’s criminal code, participating in a foreign armed conflict is punishable by five to nine years in prison.

In Slavyansk, Donetsk region, search and rescue operations have been completed at the site of a five-story residential building destroyed by Russian shelling on April 14. This was announced by the head of the Donetsk regional administration Pavel Kirilenko. 15 people were pulled out from under the rubble of the house. Five of them, including a 14-year-old girl, survived. Another 10 people died, including a two-year-old child.

Once on the surface, she admitted that she did not want to return. Here is her story Jorge Guerrerero / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Beatrice Flamini near the cave, where she spent 500 days. April 14, 2023 The Spanish climber Beatrice Flamini spent 500 days underground - and voluntarily. Flamini took this step for the sake of a scientific experiment, thus giving scientists the opportunity to explore how social isolation and disorientation affect the work of the human brain.

The government of Hungary has banned the import of agricultural products from Ukraine until June 30, 2023, reports the country’s Cabinet of Ministers.

The National Security Committee of Kazakhstan is investigating 10 criminal cases in connection with the participation of citizens of the country in the war on the territory of Ukraine. This is reported by the KazTAG publication with reference to the press service of the department. The KNB did not provide other details, including about the defendants in the cases. It is also not reported on whose side the citizens of Kazakhstan fought.

Andriy Yermak, adviser to the President of Ukraine, reported that 130 soldiers have returned to Ukraine as part of a prisoner exchange. “An Easter prisoner exchange. We returned 130 of our people. It took place in the last few days in several stages. Soldiers, border guards, members of the national guard, sailors, employees of the DSST [the State Transport Special Services],” Yermak said.

"Medusa" tells how the star of the Marvel universe copes with the consequences of the accident Jeremy Renner on Los Angeles Street. April 10, 2023. Hollywood to You / Star Max / Gc Images / Getty Images January 1, 2023 Jeremy Renner was taken by helicopter to the hospital. The 51-year-old actor received severe injuries, falling under his own snow removal. Doctors recorded his fractures of 30 bones. For several days, Renner was in critical condition - relatives were afraid that he would die.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said that the losses of Ukrainian troops are less than the number of those killed in the earthquake in Turkey. this He said in an interview with the Spanish edition of La Razon. “I can’t give you numbers, but I assure you that the total number is less than the death toll from the earthquake in Turkey,” Reznikov said. He added that there were “critically fewer” deaths among Ukrainian servicemen than Russian ones.

But the LGBTK community and critics believe that all this is just an attempt to earn more money and awards Sam Smith at the 65th Grammy Award ceremony. February 5, 2023. Neilson Barnard / Getty Images for the Recording Academy Briton Sam Smith became famous in 2012 after the release of the Latch, which they performed with the Disclosure group. They were then 20 years old. Since then, they released four albums, won the same number of Grammy Awards and one Oscar.

At least 56 civilians have been killed and 596 wounded in clashes between the Rapid Response Force (RSF) and the country's regular army in Sudan, the BBC reports , citing the Sudan Doctors Committee Centre. In the capital, Khartoum, 25 people were killed, including 17 civilians. As Al Jazeera notes , the fighting is continuing for a second day, with gunfire and heavy artillery heard in the capital and the neighboring cities of Omdurman and Bahri on the morning of April 16.