Russian billionaire, co-founder of Alfa Group Alexey Kuzmichev, was detained in France. As Le Monde writes, citing unnamed sources, he is suspected of money laundering, tax evasion and other crimes, including violation of the sanctions regime. As part of the case, searches were carried out at the businessman's house in Paris, as well as at a villa in Saint-Tropez.

Two suspects were detained in the murder of nine people in Volnovakha, which is located on the territory of the annexed DPR. The Investigative Committee of Russia reports this. The suspects are Russian contract soldiers from the Far East. The Investigative Committee did not specify their names, ages and the region from which they came. According to preliminary data, the Investigative Committee notes, the motive for the crime was a domestic conflict.

Time reporter Simon Schuster talked with the President of Ukraine and his associates. Here is the main thing from its text Office of the President of Ukraine "The worst thing is that part of the world is used to war" The Time article, published on October 30, is based on an interview with Vladimir Zelensky himself, his team members, as well as anonymous sources close to the President of Ukraine. The main author of the text is the famous reporter Simon Schuster.

Passenger on flight from Tel Aviv to Russia’s Dagestan speaks to Mediazona about anti-Semitic riot at Makhachkala airport Head of Dagestan press service / AFP / Scanpix / LETA A fence at Makhachkala airport where an anti-Semitic riot took place. Rioters stormed the airport and attacked passengers arriving on a plane from Tel Aviv. October 30, 2023. On the evening of October 29, a crowd of rioters stormed the Makhachkala airport and runway after a flight landed from Tel Aviv.

None of the passengers on the flight from Tel Aviv that landed in Makhachkala on October 29 were injured. Israeli Ambassador to Russia Alexander Ben Zvi stated this in an interview with RTVI. According to Ben Zvi, there were people on the plane who had both dual citizenship (Russia and Israel), as well as those who had only an Israeli or only a Russian passport. “Fortunately, nothing happened to them - they were all taken out and are no longer in Makhachkala,” the ambassador said.

For Kremlin insiders, anti-Semitism in the North Caucasus was a joke — until it wasn’t AP / Scanpix / LETA The airport in Makhachkala where anti-Semitic rioters stormed the runway on October 29. The anti-Semitic riot at the Makhachkala airport on Sunday came as a “shock” to the Putin administration and constituted a “total emergency” for the president’s team, Meduza has learned from sources close to the Kremlin and the country’s ruling United Russia party.

Putin spoke at a meeting in connection with anti-Semitic pogroms in Dagestan. Yes, yes, he explained where the root of evil is To split Russia, they use the situation in the Middle East, use a variety of means, sophisticated technologies of information aggression. Those behind the conflict will use its consequences to pit people all over the world - this is the goal of geopolitical puppet masters.

Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA / Scanpix / Leta Russian military in the city of Volnovakha (the Donetsk region of Ukraine annexed by Russia). April 11, 2022 In the Ukrainian city of Volnovakha (is located in the Donetsk region annexed by Russia), nine people were killed on the night of October 28, including two children - their bodies with bullet wounds were found in a private residential building.

The Telegram administration will block the Morning Dagestan channel for calls for violence. This was stated by the creator of the messenger Pavel Durov. Durov noted that “Morning Dagestan” and similar channels “will be blocked for violating the rules of Telegram, Google, Apple and the entire civilized world.” On October 28 and 29, reports began appearing on the Morning Dagestan channel that “refugees from Israel” were allegedly arriving in the North Caucasus.

Why you should write to Russia’s political prisoners. And how to do it. Yuri Kochetkov / EPA / Scanpix / LETA Jailed Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkovich attends a court hearing in Moscow on October 10, 2023 OVD-Info, one of Russia’s most prominent human rights watchdogs, has launched a new tool that allows foreigners to write letters to Russian political prisoners.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. What led to anti -Semitic unrest in the North Caucasus? And why were they not a surprise for specialists? On the evening of October 29, hundreds of people burst into the airport in Dagestan in the airport in Makhachkala. This happened before the flight from Tel Aviv. The crowd was looking for "refugees from Israel." The day before, the calls for this were published at once in several telegram channels.

In the 16 months since the Ukrainian authorities introduced a visa regime for Russian citizens, only 74 Russians have received Ukrainian visas (as of October 30, 2023), a source in Kyiv familiar with the decision-making process on issuing visas told Meduza. According to him, in these cases we are talking about visas issued to people who had additional reasons for obtaining documents - for example, having close relatives in Ukraine.

Mediazona talked with a passenger flight from Tel Aviv to Makhachkala The press service of the head of Dagestan / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Fencing at the Makhachkala airport, where anti-Semitic riots occurred. Their participants stormed the airport and attacked passengers who arrived from Tel Aviv. October 30, 2023 In Makhachkala in the evening of October 29, a crowd of pogromers broke into the airport and into the flight field when a flight from Tel Aviv arrived there.

Significant changes may occur in the leadership of Ukraine in the winter, writes Time, citing sources close to the President of Ukraine. According to the publication's sources, a government minister and one of the senior generals will be fired. They will be held responsible for “slow progress at the front,” that is, an insufficiently successful counteroffensive. Journalists do not name these people.

Makhachkala airport, which was the site of an anti-Semitic riot, resumed operations at 2:00 p.m. Moscow time on October 30, reported the Federal Air Transport Agency. Azimuth and Red Wings flights from Tel Aviv to the cities of Mineralnye Vody and Makhachkala will be temporarily redirected to other Russian airports. The airport had been closed since the evening of October 29, when hundreds of people broke into the airport searching for “refugees from Israel” after a flight from Tel Aviv landed.