“If someone touches a serviceman, he must leave at least without hands,” Alexander Lukashenko said, thus warning the protesters. “We endured. I immediately indicated: there are red lines. And God forbid someone crosses them. They crossed them in many directions, I spoke about this.

It seems that Stalin's life on the scales, for which he trembled, outweighed everything else, including the country's defense Recently, I have been interested in the topic of Stalinist repressions in the Red Army. A case that has few precedents in history for the destructiveness of its consequences.

On October 30, Muslims again protested at the French embassy building and burned a portrait of President Emmanuel Macron. The action was attended by several dozen people with posters and caricatures of the French President, reports "Rain" . The police detained several people, MBKh media reports . On the eve of the participants of a similar action, the police did not touch.

Walmart stores in the US have removed firearms and ammunition from shelves to protect customers and employees as tensions mount in the country, the company said. The move came just days before the US presidential election on November 3rd. Many feared that their results could provoke violence, writes Reuters .

I talked to a young cheerful Stalinist... He tried to tell me in his own words what he remembered from the pre-election campaign aimed at the hilling of rural pensioners. And I'm too lazy to listen and I tried to calm him down with a simple argument. I say: Look. Only in 1937-38, according to political articles (this is the data of the NKVD), about 1,400,000 people were repressed. About half of them, 682,000 people, were immediately shot.

You can become a candidate for the State Duma of Russia without collecting signatures of voters for 1 million rubles. Such a proposal to take a place on the party list was voiced by the leader of the Communist Party of Social Justice (CPSU) Andrey Boglanov, write Open Media .

Macron's portraits are on fire in the center of Moscow MAIN • A portrait of French President Emmanuel Macron was burned in Moscow by Muslim protesters for the second day - the police detained several people. Macron a "creature" • Famous Russian MMA fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov called by posting a photo of the President of France with a boot print on his face on Instagram. • Against the backdrop of Muslim actions, Catholics decided to temporarily close the Church of St.

The Twitter administration has labeled RT's report on the US elections as content that may be misleading. This was brought to the attention of Znak.com . "This tweet contains controversial content that may be misleading about how one can take part in an election or other civic event," Twitter said instead of linking to the report itself on the official RT account. Axios writes that the administration of Twitter for the first time supplied the publication of RT with such marking.

The Church of St. Louis in Moscow will be closed until November 4. “Due to unauthorized actions at the French Embassy in Moscow and on the urgent recommendation of the civil authorities, in order to take preventive measures to ensure the safety of parishioners and the church, the Metropolitan of the Archdiocese of the Mother of God in Moscow decided to close the church of St. Louis in Moscow until November 4 inclusive,” says - the message .

The famous MMA fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov on Instagram posted a photo of Emmanuel Macron with a boot print on his face and called the President of France a “creature”, accusing him of insulting Muslims. “May the Almighty disfigure the face of this creature and all his followers, who, under the slogan of freedom of speech, offend the feelings of more than one and a half billion Muslim believers. May the Almighty humiliate them in this life and the next.

The State Historical Museum asked the Ministry of Culture for funds to create an exposition and exhibition center dedicated to the history of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Novodevichy Convent. According to RBC with reference to the press service of the ministry, the estimated cost of building the center will be 3.8 billion rubles. The complex will become a branch of the State Historical Museum. It should be located opposite the Novodevichy Convent in Khamovniki.

Roskomnadzor has threatened the media with blocking for disseminating materials that offend the feelings of believers. “In connection with the publication of materials that affect the feelings of believers, Roskomnadzor draws the attention of the Russian media that information of such content conflicts with the moral, ethical and cultural norms developed over the centuries of cohabitation in the common territory of representatives of different peoples and religious denominations <...

The court in Tomsk recognized as legitimate the refusal to initiate criminal proceedings after the poisoning of Alexei Navalny. “The Kirovsky District Court of Tomsk has just decided on the poisoning of Navalny: it is not legal to initiate a criminal case; in the requirement to oblige to initiate a criminal case to refuse; refuse to demand to oblige the Ministry of Internal Affairs to return things,” Ivan Zhdanov, director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, said on Twitter.

Lukashenka will be very lucky if his future comes down to a comfortable cell in The Hague “From today, especially in the apartments of citizens where they hide, we do not take anyone prisoner. If someone touches a serviceman, he must leave at least without hands ... Then that's it. We have nowhere to retreat, and we are not going to retreat.” This is not the commander of an army storming an enemy city speaking.

The chief conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theater Alexander Vedernikov died of coronavirus. “It is with deep regret that we announce the untimely death of the Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Vedernikov, musical director and chief conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theatre. The outstanding musician, who was widely known throughout the world, died at the age of 57 as a result of a serious illness," the reported .