moloko news By Sunday evening, so many flowers had been brought to Alexey Navalny’s grave at Moscow’s Borisovskoye Cemetery that they completely covered the wooden cross set up over it (these crosses typically stand at around 1.7 meters, or about 5.6 feet). Mourners came throughout the entire day to lay flowers at his grave, with the line of people waiting to pay their respects often stretching for several hundred meters.

Rescuers clearing the rubble of a residential building destroyed by a Russian drone strike on the night of March 2 found the bodies of two more dead children. According to the head of the region, Oleg Kiper, 10-year-old Sergei and his 8-year-old sister Zlata died. Earlier, were found .

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius for the first time commented on the recording of a conversation between the German military, published by RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan.

Wikipedia’s website may soon be blocked in Russia due to an article on the platform about VPN services that aid in circumventing restrictions and reaching blocked sites, said Russian lawmaker Anton Gorelkin, the deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies, and Communications. On March 1, a ban on advertising or promoting circumvention tools, including VPNs, came into effect in Russia.

The main thing from the investigation The Insider and Der Spiegel Nibor / Vida Press poster with information about the search for Jan Marslekle in the German shopping center Jan Marsealek is a former operating director of Fintech Company Wirecard. She was one of the most successful startups in Germany, but in the summer of 2019 she went bankrupt after 1.9 billion euros disappeared from her accounts. Marsealek is suspected of fraud, but he is still free.

Moloko News on the grave of Alexei Navalny in the Borisov cemetery in Moscow, by the evening of March 3, brought so many colors that they completely closed the wooden cross installed in the burial (its height is usually about 1.7 meters). People carried flowers to the grave of Navalny all day. The queue stretched out by several hundred meters, although the security of the cemetery demanded that those who came to pursue a politician at the grave only as much time as necessary for laying flowers.

Ukraine has agreed to accept the bodies of the Ukrainian prisoners of war that Russia says were onboard the crashed IL-76 military transport aircraft, Russian Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova told RIA Novosti on Sunday. Moskalkova stated that she discussed the matter with Ukrainian Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets on February 29, and he confirmed Ukraine’s readiness to receive the bodies. However, Moskalkova did not provide details on when the transfer could take place.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Tatyana Moskalkova, told RIA Novosti that Ukraine has agreed to accept the bodies of those killed in the Il-76 crash near Belgorod. The Russian side claims that there were 65 Ukrainian prisoners on board the plane. According to Moskalkova, on February 29 she had contacts on this issue with the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets, who confirmed Ukraine’s readiness to accept the bodies.

Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technology and Communications Anton Gorelkin stated that Wikipedia could be blocked in Russia due to an article about VPN services that help bypass blocking. On March 1, a ban on advertising or popularizing blocking bypass tools, which include VPN services , came into force in Russia.

Washington Post spoke with the Ukrainian military who until the last defending Avdeevka. This is what they say Inna Varenytsia / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Avdeevsky Coksochemical Plant, captured by Russian troops. February 20, 2024 On February 17, 2024, after several months of a bloody offensive, the Russian army was able to capture Avdeevka - a city in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, which since 2015 served as an important fortified APU.

Olga Maltseva / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA Mourners continue to visit the grave of Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny, who was buried on Friday at Moscow’s Borisovskoye Cemetery. As of 3 p.m. Moscow time on Sunday, about 400 people were in line to lay flowers at his grave, according to Astra. Readers told Meduza that people of all ages are coming to pay their respects. Eyewitnesses report that despite the large turnout, the line is moving quickly.

Olga Maltseva / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta to the grave of Alexei Navalny, buried on March 1 at the Borisov cemetery in Moscow, people continue to go. According to Astra at 15:00 Moscow time, in line to get into the cemetery and put flowers on the grave of a politician, about 400 people stood. Readers of the Medusa telegram channel reported that people of different ages come, with children, youth, and elderly. Eyewitnesses say that although there are many people, the queue moves quickly.

Russian woman Natalya Freudenberg, living in Hamburg, was injured when she tried to prevent the destruction of a memorial to Alexei Navalny near the Russian Consulate General in this city. Freudenberg’s story was published by the No Future telegram channel, and Mediazona and Dozhd drew attention to the publication. According to the Russian woman, on March 1, the day of Navalny’s funeral, she came to lay flowers and light a candle in front of the Russian Consulate General in Hamburg.

They do not receive a salary, are under constant supervision and are subjected to sexualized violence How Hwee Young / EPA / Scanpix / Leta In recent years, Chinese companies have become increasingly using the services of North Korean workers, which the ruling party obliges to work abroad. The American public journalist Ian Urbin managed to find out that the North Korean authorities allow partners from China and other countries, including Russia, to exploit their citizens for money.

The website of the international sign language dictionary Spread The Sign is blocked in Russia. According to Mediazona, Russian sign language teacher Anton Zalozny drew attention to the blocking. According to Roskomsvoboda, access to the domain was limited on February 19. The Roskomnadzor register does not indicate which government agency authorized the blocking. The reasons for this decision have not been announced.