The governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, admitted that residents of the region cannot set up push notifications about the missile threat in the state messenger Max. “Push notifications through Mach cannot be provided, because the software there goes to foreign manufacturers, and this contradicts the entire approach,” Gladkov said in a video posted on his Telegram channel. “This is probably one of the most difficult problems that worries the entire border region now.

The Ministry of Finance has prepared a bill to expand data exchange between the Federal Tax Service (FTS) and the Bank of Russia. The goal is to identify citizens’ income received through transfers from other individuals. The document was submitted to the government, Vedomosti reviewed it. Now transfers between citizens are generally not subject to tax, since they are formally considered gratuitous receipts.

A Lockheed C-130 Hercules military transport plane carrying National Army personnel crashed in Colombia. This was announced by the commander of the Colombian Air Force, Carlos Fernando Silva Rueda. There were 114 passengers and 11 crew members on board. At least 48 of them survived. The fate of the rest is still unknown. Search and rescue efforts continue. The crash occurred in the municipality of Puerto Legisamo in the Putumayo region in southern Colombia.

American leader Donald Trump called the conflict in the Middle East involving the United States, Israel and Iran a “military operation.” “Democrats call it a war, we call it a military operation,” he said at a crime-fighting roundtable in Memphis.

What's next? Ground operation or negotiations? Carl Court / Getty Images US aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford in the Middle East The war between the United States and Israel with Iran continues into its fourth week. On March 22, Donald Trump demanded that Iran open the Strait of Hormuz within two days, threatening otherwise to bomb the energy infrastructure - that is, to leave Iran without electricity.

This is how history is taught in schools in Russia now. Alexey Mayshev / RIA Novosti / Sputnik / Profimedia In Russia, since 2023, history in schools in grades 10-11 is taught using a single textbook, the main author of which was Putin’s assistant Vladimir Medinsky. The creators of the textbook did not hide the fact that their main goal was “instilling patriotism.” From September 2026, all schools, starting from the fifth grade, will switch to a single line of textbooks from the same authors.

In Moscow, there are problems in the operation of public toilets - due to Internet blocking, payments cannot be made in them, reports the publication Podem. The ORK company, which services toilets, said that only “a certain number of models that are located closer to the center” are experiencing interruptions. However, during a complete lockdown, even paying in cash will not help. “Sometimes it happens that they are so jammed that the object cannot make any payment.

A court in Chita sentenced 23-year-old local resident Tatyana Zorina to four years in prison, finding her guilty of organizing the activities of an “extremist organization” (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This was reported by the Chita.ru publication with reference to a source. Zorina’s arrest became known in October 2024.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that gives private security organizations the right to receive military small arms for temporary use from the Russian Guard to protect protected facilities from drones. The document was published on the official legal information portal.

The international research project OONI recorded a sharp increase in telegram blocking in Russia last weekend, March 20-22. Throughout the past week, problems with the availability of the messenger were growing, and by the weekend the number of anomalies (indicating signs of a potential blocking, they are highlighted in yellow on the graph) increased fourfold.

In fact, this is a prank, but many schools believed it and agreed Belarusian actionist and prankster Vladislav Bokhan sent out a fictitious order to schools in the Bryansk region and Stavropol region on behalf of United Russia to cancel the teaching of classical works of Russian literature. He called his next action “Newspeak”.

US President Donald Trump told reporters that Washington had “very productive negotiations” with representatives of Tehran, and both sides had “common ground” on key issues. His words are quoted by Reuters and NBC News . “We had very, very productive negotiations. Let's see where they lead. I would say that we agree on most of the key issues - almost all of them," the US President said.

One thousand four hundred and eighty-nine day. Europe is trying to appease Trump so that he does not stop helping Ukraine, writes Politico Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images Since February 24, 2022, Meduza has been broadcasting live about the Russian-Ukrainian war. We publish your letters every day because we are sure that we need to continue talking about the war. Share with us your thoughts about the war. What feelings are you experiencing?

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, recognized the investor Alexander Galitsky and his venture fund Almaz Capital Partners as an “extremist association” and banned their activities in Russia. Interfax reports this. The court also decided to confiscate property worth eight billion rubles from Galitsky for state income.

The main culprit behind the increase in migration to Europe over the past 10 years is Russian President Vladimir Putin, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner told the Financial Times. “Putin is always involved in large migration flows. It’s always Vladimir Putin,” Brunner said. As proof of his statement, Brunner cited Putin's support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad throughout the civil war, which began in the country in 2011.