In the Moscow district of Yasenevo, they decided to rename almost two dozen streets and squares in honor of Soviet spies, and the district itself may become Fitino The head of the SVR, Sergei Naryshkin, plans to massively rename streets in honor of Soviet spies, The Insider * has learned . The Yasenevo district, where the headquarters of the SVR is located, became the experimental site; since 2018, four “spy” toponyms have already appeared here.

They are accused of a terrorist attack; young men aged 15–17 are in pre-trial detention center According to the investigation, the teenagers planned to enter a military airfield in the Usolsky district (Irkutsk region) and set fire to two TU-22M aircraft, writes Baza . Two young people are 17 years old, the youngest is 15. They were detained on September 18, they are now in a pre-trial detention center on charges of “preparing a terrorist attack”, they face up to 20 years in prison.

The politician gave the French President the names of Russian political prisoners who must be included in the exchange lists The politician Ilya Yashin, released on August 1 as a result of the exchange, met with French President Emanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace. Yashin gave the French President the names of Russian political prisoners who should be included in the exchange lists, and spoke in detail about some of them.

According to preliminary data, five people were killed and 22 were injured. UPD: The death toll as a result of the terrorist attack in Ankara has increased to five, 22 people were injured. This was announced by the head of the Turkish Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ali Erlikaya, on the TRT Haber TV channel. Presumably, the terrorist attack could have been carried out by members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party.

The US is consulting with its allies and partners “on the consequences of such a drastic step” “There is evidence that North Korean troops are in Russia. What exactly are they doing? We can only guess.

The commander of the Akhmat special forces, Apti Alaudinov, spoke about this with reference to the head of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs. The deputy head of the main military-political department of the Ministry of Defense, commander of the Akhmat special forces, Apti Alaudinov, said in an interview with Z -blogger Maxim Kalashnikov that the police recorded 187 crimes committed by the Russian military in the Kursk region, the Agency noted*.

According to investigators, he provided Ukrainian intelligence with information about the work of one of the defense enterprises in the Khabarovsk Territory. The Khabarovsk regional court sentenced a resident of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, accused of high treason in the form of espionage, to 12.5 years in a maximum security colony, TASS reports, citing the regional department of the FSB.

He died in Germany, resorting to “assisted suicide,” which is legal in the country. A message about the death of the founder of the Flibusta online library, known under the pseudonym Stiver, appeared on the project’s website; he died via “assisted suicide.” “If everything goes according to plan, then tomorrow, Sunday 20.10 I will receive a lethal dose. If I don’t unsubscribe on Monday, it means it worked :) Please then publish this information on Tuesday,” the message says.

As the liquidation of the leader of Hamas, the war in Lebanon and the inclusion of North Korea in the war in Ukraine can affect the development of events in the Middle East and Europe?

Over the past 48 hours, Israel has killed three Hezbollah commanders and about 70 militants in southern Lebanon The IDF confirmed Tuesday that an airstrike near Beirut several weeks ago killed Hashem Safieddine, the cousin and intended successor of recently assassinated Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. In addition to him, 25 Hezbollah fighters were present at the meeting and also died.

About 1,500 special forces from North Korea arrived in Russia in October, South Korean intelligence claims North Korea has sent hundreds of special forces troops to eastern Russia for training in recent weeks, according to South Korea's top intelligence agency, as Moscow counts on support from Pyongyang and other partners, including Iran, in the war in Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reports .

Another priest who refused to read a prayer in support of Russian aggression in Ukraine was removed from ministry The disciplinary commission under the Moscow diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church imposed a ban on priest Konstantin Kokora, a cleric of the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Mitino, from serving, according to the diocese’s website. The ban will last for at least three years.