The US Joint Chiefs of Staff have admitted the possibility of sending NATO military instructors to Ukraine to train Ukrainian soldiers, but this will not happen in the near future, The New York Times reports, citing committee chairman General Charles Brown. In a conversation with reporters, the general said that sending instructors to Ukraine “seems inevitable.” “We will get there over time,” he said.

Polish law enforcement officers detained three local residents on suspicion of murdering a 48-year-old Ukrainian citizen who worked on a farm in the village of Rokycyny, the Wirtualna Polska publication and the Ukrinform agency report. According to Wiadomosci, the body of the murdered man was discovered on May 12 by firefighters who arrived at the farm due to a fire in the outbuilding.

In Voronezh, a report was drawn up against two visitors to the local bar “Doski” under the article on “LGBT propaganda” (Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code) because of a kiss in the establishment, Vesti Voronezh reports, citing the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Here’s how the Kremlin wants its propagandists to cover Russia’s cabinet shakeup Vyacheslav Prokofyev / Russian Presidential Administration / ZUMA Press Wire / Scanpix / LETA Vladimir Putin meets with his new cabinet As the dust settles on Vladimir Putin’s post-inauguration cabinet reshuffle, the presidential administration has issued a new set of media guidelines for its propagandists.

Thousands of Russian fighters are flooding into Libya, raising concerns over what the Kremlin might be planning Milinfo Live A Russian Tigr armored personnel carrier being used in a Libyan National Army military exercise. March, 2024 Russia has been bolstering its military presence in Libya for the past few months, according to a joint investigation from the independent outlet Verstka and the All Eyes on Wagner project.

In Moscow, relatives of Chechen woman Liya Zaurbekova, who ran away from home, surrounded the police department in the Nagatino-Sadovniki district, where the girl is located, the human rights group Marem reports. Human rights activists write that Zaurbekova ran away from her family on May 13 due to physical and psychological pressure from relatives. “Today, when she left the house, she saw her father in the yard.

Niko Tavernise / Capital Pictures / Scanpix / Leta Actor Stellan Skarsgard in the image of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen in the film "Dun: Part two". There is a link to the Pirate online cinema with foreign films on the website of the Tsargrad television channel-including those that did not officially go to Russian rental. At the social network, the Xandrew_chsh user paid attention to this on the social network.

The State Duma Defense Committee recommended that the lower house of parliament reject the bill on a deferment from mobilization for fathers of three children. The corresponding document was published on the State Duma website. The committee's conclusion states that the bill needs "substantial improvement" and its adoption in its current form would "negatively affect the recruitment" of the army.

Moscow Spartak announced that Serbian specialist Dejan Stankovic will become the new head coach of the team. 45-year-old Stankovic will start working from the beginning of the 2024/2025 season. The contract period is two years. The specialist's salary is not officially announced. Together with Stankovic, his assistants will come to Spartak. At the same time, the current acting head coach, Bosnian Vladimir Sliskovic, will continue to work at the club as one of Stankovic’s assistants.

The Central District Military Court of Yekaterinburg sentenced one of the defendants in the Tyumen case, Kirill Brik, to eight years in prison, OVD-Info reports. Brik will spend the first three and a half years in prison, the rest in a maximum security colony. He was also given a fine of 600 thousand rubles and a year of restriction of freedom after serving his sentence.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has declared Adrian Coghill, the defense attaché at the British Embassy in Moscow, persona non grata. This is reported on the ministry's website. He must leave Russian territory within a week. As the Foreign Ministry explained, the British diplomat will be expelled from the country in response to the decision of the British authorities, who on May 8 announced plans to expel the Russian military attache.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine would have had enough two Patriot air defense systems to prevent Russian troops from capturing Kharkov, but now there is a “very serious situation” at the front, ABC News reported. “We cannot afford to lose Kharkov. All we need are two Patriot systems. Russia will not be able to occupy Kharkov if we have them,” the president told ABC News correspondent James Longman during a trip to a Kharkov hospital.

The Tagansky Court of Moscow fined a subsidiary of Channel One for incorrect age labeling of a film with a kiss between two women. TASS reports this. "First channel. World Wide Web" was found guilty under an administrative article for distributing "information demonstrating non-traditional sexual relationships" among minors. The fine was one million rubles - this is the minimum possible amount for such an offense.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. How was the case of the murder of Saltanat Nukenova changed Kazakhstan? And how did the authorities use this process? On May 13, the court in Kazakhstan sentenced the former Minister of Economics of the country Kuandyk Bishimbaev to 24 years in prison for the murder of his wife. In November 2023, after a quarrel in (actually) his restaurant, Bishimbaev, Saltanat Nukenov, beat his wife to death.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation declared the activities of SOTA media “undesirable” on Russian territory. The department published a corresponding statement on its Telegram channel. It is unclear which organization we are talking about. In particular, the SotaVision publication or the Sota telegram channel could be declared “undesirable” (previously it was one project, but in the spring of 2022 the editors split up).