Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized on behalf of the country for inviting SS veteran Jaroslav Hunka to a parliamentary session during a visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. "This was a mistake that deeply embarrassed Parliament and Canada. All of us who were in this House of Commons deeply regret standing up and applauding, even though we did so without understanding the context," Trudeau was quoted as saying by Canadian media .

The parliament of Bulgaria voted in favor of sending long-range S-300 missiles to Ukraine, as part of a military aid package. Specifically, Bulgaria plans to give Ukraine its stock of defective 5V55-series missiles compatible with the Soviet-era S-300 launchers. Chairman of Bulgaria’s Revival party Kostadin Kostadinov told the Russian news agency TASS about the decision.

Two people, including the head of the logistics department of the Levashinsky police department, were killed in a shootout in Dagestan, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the republic reports. The shootout occurred at approximately 17:30 in the village of Levashi. According to preliminary police information, in addition to the two killed during the shooting, several more people were wounded. In total, according to police , at least 20 people took part in the shootout.

The crew of the Rostov-on-Don submarine was injured in a strike on a ship repair yard in Russian-annexed Sevastopol, as evidenced by a charity collection for the sailors. The publication The Insider drew attention to the corresponding message from the public organization “St. Petersburg Club of Submariners and Navy Veterans”. “On September 13, Ukraine launched a cruise missile attack on the Sevastopol Marine Plant, where the Rostov-on-Don submarine was undergoing repairs.

The press service of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Admiral Viktor Sokolov talks with journalists after the awarding ceremony in the annexed Sevastopol. Screenshot from a video published on September 27, 2023 In the annexed Sevastopol, the Chernomorets football team was awarded twice - the ceremony was repeated with the participation of the commander of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation Admiral Viktor Sokolov to show that he was alive.

The Russian Ministry of Sports plans to introduce the concept of “golden hundred” among leading Russian athletes with decent wages in order to limit the change of sports citizenship. Deputy Minister of Sports of Russia Alexey Morozov stated this to Match TV. “The SSP (Sports Training Center) will increase the salary that we have for an athlete, that is, a maximum of 147 thousand, to 200 thousand next year. The same goes for coaches.

The Bulgarian parliament has approved by a majority vote the provision of additional military aid to Ukraine, in particular 5V55R missiles for the S-300 anti-aircraft missile system, which require repairs. This was reported to TASS by the leader of the political party "Renaissance" Kostadin Kostadinov following the closed part of the parliamentary session.

Photos Azerbaijan in one day-September 19-20-took control of Nagorny Karabakh as a result, as called in Azerbaijan, "anti-terrorist measures of a local nature." Under the terms of the agreement on the ceasefire, the army of the unrecognized republic must be disbanded, and the Armenian units were bred (Armenia claims that they were not there). Residents of Nagorno -Karabakh, according to the authorities of Armenia, were massively left, 42 thousand people left.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced the performance artist Pavel Krisevich to five years in a general regime penal colony for his “suicide” performance on Red Square, Mediazona reports. In October 2022, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow already sentenced Krisevich to five years in prison for this case.

Russian businessman Ziyavudin Magomedov filed a lawsuit in the High Court of London, demanding to pay almost $14 billion in compensation for his assets, Reuters reports, citing court materials. According to the agency, Magomedov filed a lawsuit on July 20 against several defendants, including Rosatom, Transneft and foreign investors. The businessman claims that after his arrest in 2018, his assets, with the support of the state, were illegally transferred to the defendants.

Politician Alexei Navalny has been transferred to a single cell-type facility (SCF) for a year, his social media reports. The politician's post states that the decision to transfer him was made by a commission at the penal colony where Navalny was taken after the trial to appeal his sentence in the "extremist case." The politician claims that the decision was made due to his "incorrigibility." One year of EPKT is the most severe punishment possible in all types of colonies.

Esports athletes Daniil Abdrakhmanov and Egor Lusiko were refused payment of prize money in the amount of $200 thousand due to the fact that they are citizens of Russia. The athletes told the Sportskeeda portal about this. In August, Abdrakhmanov and Lusiko won the FNCS 2023 Major 3: Europe - Grand Finals tournament for the game Fortnite. The athletes played from Belarus, and their bank accounts were registered in Kazakhstan.

In Turkey, Russian activist Anastasia Emelyanova, who opposed domestic violence, died. Her partner admitted to the murder Anastasia Emelyanova page on Facebook At the end of September, the St. Petersburg activist Anastasia Emelyanova died in Turkey. She was a member of the anti-war rallies, a member of the “Party of the Dead” and the Vesna movement , helped the project to combat the gender inequality of “Eva” and “Open Space” and led the Utyub-channel about feminism.

A Ukrainian soldier has told CNN that Wagner Group mercenaries have returned to Ukraine and are participating in the fighting near Bakhmut. “Yes, ‘Wagner’ is also here. They came back, they swiftly changed their commanders and returned here,” the soldier, named Groove, said. He suggested that Wagner Group might have appeared in the area due to a shortage of Russian army personnel. “Russia gathered troops from surrounding areas and brought them here.

Street artist from Yekaterinburg BFMTH, known for his works “Thoughts of a child under fire”, “Derzhavchina” and “Behind bars”, left Russia, reports Spectrum. According to the artist, he made his last work, “The Thousand-Year Russian World,” on August 22 in St. Petersburg. After this, the artist went to Moscow, where he was detained and arrested for 15 days under a protocol of disobedience to the police - allegedly BFMTH resisted arrest and insulted the police.