Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has signed a decree that will grant the Federal Security Service (FSB) 24-hour remote access to the databases of taxi service providers included in the government’s registry of “organizers of information dissemination” beginning on September 1. Taxi services not included in the registry will be required to provide information requested by the FSB within 10 working days for ordinary requests and within three days for “urgent” requests.

From September 1, 2023, the FSB will receive round-the-clock remote access to information systems and databases of taxi ordering services included in the register of information dissemination organizers. The corresponding decree was signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. The document is published on the portal of legal information.

U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan has confirmed that Washington will send cluster munitions to Ukraine. Sullivan called the decision “difficult,” and said U.S. authorities hesitated to send Ukraine cluster munitions because of the threat such weapons pose to civilian populations. He added that the Biden administration would supply cluster munitions on a temporary basis, at least until it is possible to resupply other kinds of munitions.

Mercenaries were forced to sign contracts from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Refusing were taken out of the country Su-24 fighter at the Russian air base Khmeimim. Syria, April 22, 2018 The Syrian authorities and the Russian military command during the rebellion of Yevgeny Prigozhin conducted an operation to force the mercenaries of the PMC Wagner , who are in the country, to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

The deaths of two Berdyansk teenagers followed months of harassment by Russian forces. Occupation authorities refuse to return their bodies. On June 24, two 16-year-olds, Tigran Ohannisian and Mykyta Khanhanov, were killed in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Berdyansk.

Its employees have haunted Americans for years in Russia, move cabinets in their homes and leave cigarette butts in toilets Natalya Kolesnikova / AFP / Scanpix / Leta journalist The Wall Street Journal Evan Gershkovich, arrested on charges of espionage, in the Moscow City Court.

The Belarusian Defense Ministry showed journalists from CNN, AP, and Russian news agency TASS a camp in the Mogilev region, near the city of Osipovichi, which Belarus authorities have reportedly offered to Wagner Group. In video footage of the area, CNN correspondent Matthew Chance describes a “vast tent city” about an hour outside of Minsk. He says the base can accommodate around 5,000 people. CNN says the tents contain only wooden bunks.

Update: The US Department of Defense has announced a new $800 million package of military aid to Ukraine. It will include Dual-Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions (DPICM), or cluster munitions. Washington will transfer cluster munitions to Ukraine, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said at a briefing with journalists. The United States, Sullivan noted, had delayed the decision to supply such ammunition to Ukraine because their use carries risks for the civilian population.

The Dutch government led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned. According to the head of government himself, he will submit an official petition to the king in the near future. Rutte also noted that he needs to consider whether he will remain leader of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), which he has led since 2006. The day before, the center-right coalition in power in the Netherlands collapsed after failing to reach an agreement on tightening asylum policies in the country.

At least 240 Russian military personnel, including several high-ranking officers, were killed during the first month of Ukraine’s counteroffensive, according to new data collected by volunteers and journalists from Mediazona and BBC News Russia. Between June 4 and July 7, the team confirmed the deaths of 553 people on the Russian side, but they were unable to determine the dates of 313 of the deaths.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. When to wait for the acceleration of the counterattack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (if this is generally possible)? Dmitry Kuznets explains On July 6, in an interview with CNN, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine wanted to start the offensive “much earlier”, but it was impossible to do this due to lack of weapons.

At least 240 Russian soldiers, including several high-ranking officers, have died in the first month of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' counteroffensive, the BBC Russian Service reports, citing open data on Russian losses collected together with Mediazona and volunteers. In total, from June 4 to July 7, journalists and volunteers established the deaths of 553 people, but for 313 of them, the date of death was not indicated.

Representatives of the Ministry of Defense of Belarus showed reporters a camp on the territory of the military unit in the Mogilev region near the city of Osipovichi, which the country's authorities proposed to accommodate the PMC of Wagner . “You joined me here, at the military base in Belarus, about an hour from Minsk.

The Federal Intelligence Service (BND) of Germany listened in on the conversations between Yevgeny Prigozhin and Alexander Lukashenko on June 24, the day of the Wagner PMC mutiny, according to an investigation by journalists from the ARD media group.

In Ukraine, they said goodbye to the writer Victoria Amelina. She held a literary festival near Bakhmut, documented war crimes and died from the Russian rocket in Kramatorsk Victoria Amelina at the Book Arsenal festival in Kyiv. June 24, 2023. Alex Zakletsky / Ap / Scanpix / Leta On July 4, a farewell ceremony with Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina took place in Kyiv. She became the 13th deceased as a result of a Russian missile strike on Kramatorsk on June 27.