Russian celebrities face event cancelations and legal action after attending ‘almost naked’ party Irina Buzhor / Kommersant / Sipa USA / Scanpix / LETA Philipp Kirkorov (in glasses) at the party on December 20. It’s been nearly one week since the now-infamous “almost naked” party took place in Moscow, hosted by blogger and TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva.

Radio Liberty journalist Mark Krutov published satellite images of Feodosia in Crimea, taken by Planet Labs after the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a missile attack on the local port on December 26. Krutov noted that a satellite image taken at 11:25 a.m. local time shows that after the Ukrainian army hit the landing ship Novocherkassk (in the red rectangle), another ship (in the yellow rectangle) partially sank nearby.

The Russian Armed Forces attacked the railway station in Kherson while there was an evacuation train there, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said in a video message following the results of December 26. “There was just a report on the shelling of Kherson. Russian attack on the railway station. Evacuation train. All services are now in place. The number of killed and injured is currently being established. There were many civilians at the scene,” Zelensky said.

On February 16, the FSIN Office for the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug reported the death of politician Alexei Navalny. He was serving a sentence in the local correctional colony (IR) No. 3 “Polar Wolf” and “After a walk, he felt badly, almost immediately losing consciousness.” The medical workers of the institution immediately arrived, an ambulance team was called. All necessary resuscitation measures were carried out that did not give positive results.

In short: Very difficult tests are waiting for Navalny On December 25, it finally became known where the politician Alexei Navalny is located. He was transferred to the correctional colony (IR) No. 3 “Polar Wolf” in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Until that moment, there was no 19 days with the politician. “We found Alexei Navalny,” spokesman Kira Yarmysh wrote on her account on the X (formerly Twitter) account. -He is in IK-3 in the village of Harp of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow granted the investigation's request to arrest lawyer Dmitry Dovgiy, accused of attempted fraud. The preventive measure will be in effect for two months from the moment of his detention or extradition to the Russian Federation, the press service of the Moscow courts of general jurisdiction reported.

Tinkoff Bank and MTS operator refused to cooperate with blogger and TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva after she organized a party at the Moscow club Mutabor, the Baza telegram channel reports. According to him, Ivleeva will no longer participate in the bank’s advertising projects. Tinkoff made this decision amid public reaction to Ivleeva’s party with the almost naked dress code. The bank considered that further cooperation with Ivleeva could pose a risk for the company.

Ukraine’s Armed Forces launched an attack on the port town of Feodosia in annexed Crimea overnight on December 26, reported the peninsula’s Kremlin-appointed head, Sergey Aksyonov. Local residents reported hearing several explosions and seeing smoke near the port, according to Russian Telegram channels . Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations said that one person was killed and four people were injured in the attack. Six buildings were also damaged , according to Aksyonov.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put on the wanted list the fencers from the Russian national team Sergei Bida and his wife Violetta Bida (Khrapina), who left Russia for the United States, Mediazona reports. The search card does not specify under what article the fencers are wanted. According to the publication, Sergei Bida was wanted no later than September, and his wife no later than October 2023. Journalists were unable to find any decisions on their arrest in absentia.

What will change - and what is said about it Roman Chop / Global Images Ukraine / Getty images Ukrainian military during tactical exercises in the Donetsk region. November 30, 2023 The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine introduced a bill to the Verkhovna Rada on a change in the rules of mobilization, military registration and service in the country.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Russia is controlled by the "system". Why will she fail all the time? Any incomprehensible political event in Russia habitually explains this: "The system has failed." But what kind of "system" is this? This is not just a formal, laws prescribed in laws: branches of power, federal center and regions, distribution of powers between departments and so on. All this is only part of the “system”, and not the fact that the most important.

Singer Lolita Milyavskaya reported that after participating in Nastya Ivleeva’s “almost naked” party at the Moscow club “Mutabor,” her concerts began to be canceled, and the artist herself was “cut off the air.” Milyavskaya reported this in an interview with RBC. “I can’t do anything about it, just take it for granted. I was upset and my blood pressure rose. I’ll try to hold on,” said Lolita. After the party, singer Msk1 said , a large number of her concerts were canceled in Russia.

Jailed Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny has delivered his first message to the public since he resurfaced in a prison in Russia’s Far North after a 19-day period during which his team had no contact with him and did not know his whereabouts. In a dispatch shared to social media, Navalny said he was transferred to the remote village of Kharp from his previous prison in Vladimir via a roundabout route that took him through Moscow, Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg, Kirov, and Vorkuta.

Kirkorov: "There are moments when he went on the wrong door." Bilan: "I perfectly understand indignation at the front line" On December 20 and 21, a party organized by the TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva was held in the Moscow club Mutabor, where the dress code of Almost Naked (“Almost Naked”) acted. Photos and videos from the party parted on social networks. The records caused anger of pro -government activists - they were outraged that such an event takes place during the war.

A Moscow court has arrested writer and journalist Masha Gessen in absentia on charges of spreading “disinformation” about the Russian army. According to court documents , Gessen was put on Russia’s federal wanted list on December 8 and added to the international wanted list on December 12. Gessen commented on their arrest in an interview with TV Rain: On the one hand, it’s funny: they’re well aware of where I am, and this is all some kind of stupid game.