Ukrainian teenager Bogdan Ermokhin, who was taken from occupied Mariupol to Russia and handed a summons to the military registration and enlistment office, recorded an appeal to the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. The video was published on Facebook by lawyer Ekaterina Bobrovskaya, who represents Ermokhin’s interests in Ukraine. “I, Ermokhin Bogdan, am on Russian territory and I ask you, Vladimir Aleksandrovich, to help me return home,” the 17-year-old says in the video.

Riot police officers disrupted the concert of the group Zero People (a side project of Animal Jazz musicians Alexander Krasovitsky and Alexander Zarankin), which was supposed to take place on the evening of November 9 at the St. Petersburg club “Cosmonaut,” write Fontanka and Redaktiya . The performance, which was attended by about 300 people, was canceled a few minutes before the start.

The American non-governmental organization HonestReporting said that photojournalists from the Gaza Strip, working freelance for Western news agencies Associated Press and Reuters, as well as the American television channel CNN and The New York Times, could be aware of plans for an attack by Palestinian Hamas terrorists on Israel.

Chechen Governor Ramzan Kadyrov’s three sons — Akhmat, Eli, and Adam — were awarded the highest order of the Chechen parliament, the “Daimekhkhan Siy” (Honor of the Fatherland), reported Chechen Press and Information Minister Akhmed Dudaev. “Akhmat, Eli, and Adam serve as a bright example for the younger generation! From early childhood, they’ve studied the canons of religion, they are Hafizes of the holy Quran, they achieve success in their studies, sports, and public activities.

On 14 December 2023, the European Council decided to open accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova. Georgia was granted candidate status for EU membership. The heads of state thus supported the conclusion of the Council of the European Union on enlargement and the recommendation of the European Commission . True, Hungary threatened to block this decision.

Oleksiy Arestovych is gearing up to run for the Ukrainian presidency, promising voters peace with Moscow Dmitry Oleynik / Apostrophe Oleksiy Arestovych, who’s become one of Ukraine’s most recognizable politicians since the start of the war, recently announced that he’s planning to participate in the upcoming presidential elections. In January 2023, Arestovych, while serving as an Adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine, left Zelensky’s administration.

The Nagatinsky Court of Moscow rendered a verdict in a criminal case regarding the dissemination of personal data of the philosopher Alexander Dugin and his daughter Daria Dugina, who died in August 2022 as a result of a car explosion.

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution on sanctions against Russia in which deputies, among other things, call on E.U. countries not to confiscate Russians’ personal belongings and vehicles upon E.U. entry. Additionally, the resolution calls for expanding sanctions against Russia, including a complete ban on selling and cutting Russian diamonds, the creation of a system to track the origin of diamonds, and sanctions against Russian diamond mining group Alrosa.

Even after the riots in Dagestan, the Kremlin doesn’t believe Russian anti-Semitism is at a crisis level Alexander Zemlianichenko / AP / Scanpix / LETA A solidarity service for victims of Hamas’s attack on Israel at Moscow’s Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center. October 15, 2023.

Israel has agreed to daily humanitarian pauses in the northern Gaza Strip. This was stated by White House spokesman John Kirby. According to Kirby, pauses will last for four hours, they will be warned about three hours before they begin. During pauses, two humanitarian corridors will operate, which will allow civilians to move to the south of the sector.

In the Kamchatka Territory, a criminal case has been instituted against the head of the local branch of the Yabloko party, a pensioner from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka Vladimir Efimov, accused of repeated demonstration of Nazi symbols (part 1 of Article 282.4 of the Criminal Code, is punishable by a fine of up to a million rubles, forced labor or imprisonment up to four years). This was reported by the SOVA research center and Astra telegram channel.

Disagreements between them began to talk after an interview with the Commander -in -Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He said "the war has come to a dead end" The press service of the President of Ukraine / Planet Pix / Zuma Press Wire / Scanpix / Leta Vladimir Zelensky and Valery Zaluzhny at a briefing in Kherson.

Transgender people can be baptized on an equal basis with cisgender believers. The fact that there are generally no obstacles to this is stated in the explanation of the Dicastery of the Doctrine of Faith . Transgender people can also act as witnesses during a wedding and be godparents.

The resellers asked for 15 thousand rubles just for a place in the queue (they were eventually detained) On November 4, the Bolshoi Theater began pre-sale of tickets for New Year's performances of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker. This production by Yuri Grigorovich has been on the Historical Stage since 1966 and is the most frequently performed ballet of the Bolshoi Theater's classical repertoire.

How Ukrainians liberated their city - and how Russian troops made a "difficult decision" Subscribe to our Utuub channel the Russian army at the beginning of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine captured Kherson. This was the only Ukrainian regional center that the troops of the Russian Federation managed to occupy.