Telegram messenger released an update and presented a paid subscription. All changes were reported on the company's blog. Telegram Premium will cost 449 rubles per month for Russian users.

Aleksandr Khinstein, chairman of the Russian parliament’s Committee on Information Technology and Information Policy says he is going to seek a prosecutor’s investigation against Pritaninka, a shop producing custom print t-shirts, for refusing to produce shirts with Z-symbols.

The chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications, Alexander Hinshtein, promised to complain to the prosecutor's office and Rospotrebnadzor at the Printanika printing house, which refused to print a print with the letter Z on the T-shirt. He reported this in his telegram channel. The Moscow printing house "Prontanika" had not previously began to print T -shirts with the inscription "ZA Victory!".

The New York Times examined photos of more than two thousand ammunition that was used by Russia in the war against Ukraine. Most ammunition in the pictures relate to uncontrollable, reports NYT. Journalists studied more than a thousand photographs taken in Ukraine. According to NYT, the use of uncontrollable ammunition formed the basis of the Russian military strategy from the very beginning of the invasion.

The authorities of the Estonian city of Farpy tried to transfer the burial of 34 Soviet soldiers from the city center in the cemetery, but their grave was empty. This was told by the mayor of Patropi Jaanus Barkal. Photo: Jaanus Page on Facebook The reburial was initiated by the city authorities of the city along with the local museum. The mayor of Patropi said that it took a lot of time to coordinate the procedure and draw up all the documents.

Gennady Burbulis, Boris Yeltsin’s close associate and Russia’s First Deputy PM died in Baku today, Interfax cites Andrey Markov, Gennady’s chairman. “He wasn’t ill, he was in great shape and took part in the IX Global Forum in Baku just recently,” Markov says.

In Baku, at the 77th year of life, the former Secretary of State of the RSFSR Gennady Burbulis died. This was reported by Interfax with reference to his press secretary Andrei Markov. Photo: social networks “He was not sick, felt great and just took part in work in the IX Global Baku Forum, which discussed the question of“ threat to global world order, ”said Markov. In 1992, Burbulis served as the State Secretary under the First President of Russia Boris Yeltsin.

Why ran into the “open space”, which provided rooms for meetings for people with autism and anonymous alcoholics? Police officer near the entrance to the Open Space. Sota video screenshot On June 14, police officers came to the exhibition at the Open Space organization and seized part of the exhibits of anti -war content. A criminal case was opened. The administrative director of Open Space Ilya Ershov told Novaya Gazeta.

The editors of the Moscow Komsomolets apologized for the fact that the news about the Ukrainian paramedic Timer (Julia Paevskaya) said that she was "captured by the invaders." The post with an apology was published in the telegram channel of the publication.

Several commanders of Ukraine’s Azov regiment who surrendered themselves at the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol are now held in Moscow’s Lefortovo pre-trial detention centre, TASS cites its source within the Russian police. “Several people of the Azov regiment command are held in Lefortovo,” the source said, not mentioning any names. Azov’s deputy commander Sviatoslav Palamar and Ukraine’s marine commander Serhiy Volynsky were escorted to Russia for “investigation,” TASS reported yesterday.

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine’s national parliament, has banned music created by Russian artists from being played or performed publicly, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, an MP, reports . The bill was supported by 303 MPs out of 450. Russian artists will not be allowed to perform their music live; recordings of their tracks, as well as video clips will be banned from public reproduction. However, artists who revoked their Russian citizenship or had no Russian passport when they died will not be banned.

Several people from the command of the Azov regiment, who surrendered at the Azovstal in Mariupol, are in the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center in Moscow. This is reported by TASS with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. “Currently, several people from among the Azov commanders who were captured during the assault on Mariupol have been taken to Lefortovo,” the agency’s source said. The TASS source did not specify who exactly they are talking about.

The publication "Taiga.Info" reports that students of the Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University (NSPU) were offered work in the "regions of Zaparozhye and Kherson." Jobs were sent to student chats allegedly from the Ministry of Education of the Novosibirsk Region. The phone number of the former director of the evening school in Novosibirsk, who now works at the NSPU, was indicated as a contact.

Photo: Facenews.ua On February 23, the Verkhovna Rada in the first reading adopted a bill on the right to civilian firearms. It was supposed to become the basic law for the weapons industry, but at that time did not provide for citizens' rights to own a gun. After Russia's invasion, the Ministry of the Interior and the Parliament revised their position and now they offer to allow not only short -barreled weapons (pistols) to all civilians, but also automatic to defenders of Ukraine.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine voted to ban the music of Russian performers in the public spaces of the country. This was announced by the People's Deputy of the Rada Yaroslav Zheleznyak. According to him, the bill was supported by 303 people. According to the text of the document, musical performers from Russia will be prohibited from publicly performing their music in Ukraine, and it will also be impossible to play their phonograms and music videos.