Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the Prosecutor General to deal with the mistakes made during the "partial mobilization". this He stated at a meeting with permanent members of the Security Council.

Russia will soon set up a draft office at a border checkpoint in the Astrakhan region where a huge line of cars leaving for Kazakhstan has been up for days. Echo of Moscow , a radio station closed in early March by Russia’s authorities, will be re-established as Echo . It is going to become publicly available on Monday, 3 October. An anti-war raly took place today in Tuva , one of Russia's poorest regions.

The arrested anti -fascist from Yekaterinburg, Yuriov, said in an interview with a lawyer that, under torture, the security forces forced him to sing nationalist songs and shouting that he loves Putin. The transcript of the survey was published in the Tyumen case telegram channel. A document confirming the survey. Photo: telegram channel "Tyumen business" “I remembered the following from torture: they forced nationalist songs to sing (I don’t know the name and authors).

A hundred years ago, a “philosophical ship” left Russia. How the fate of those who refused to swim on it developed The steamer "Oberburghmister Haken", sailed from Petrograd on September 29, 1922. Photo: Wikimedia They were lucky. So in 1922 it was possible to say about those who first got into the list of “philosophical ship”, a campaign for forced expulsion from Soviet Russia by the critical part of the intelligentsia, but with the help of ties in power were able to stay in the country.

HIV-positive men receive draft cards in Russia despite the fact that a governmental website said earlier they would be exempt from mobilisation, reports Pavel Chikov of Agora, a human rights organisation. Chikov says several men diagnosed with HIV have contacted his organisation. Some of them are not declared ineligible for military service in the conscription database. A draft card issued to an HIV-positive man in Yekaterinburg.

Russia’s mobilised men, should they be killed in action or become disabled, will have all their loan debts made null and void, a governmental website says . Russia’s State Duma adopted a law on loans regarding mobilised citizens yesterday, which says that the mobilised men and their families may apply for payment breaks.

The Russian Defense Ministry claims that after combat coordination, the units, staffed by mobilized and volunteers, will carry out tasks to control and defend the occupied Ukrainian territories, reports . RIA Novosti The mobilized began combat coordination as part of subunits in close proximity to the areas of combat missions. They will also operate as part of reserve and reinforcement units, the department added.

Newsbox24 has published surveillance camera footage from Vladivostok where a group of enlistment officers set up a fire alarm. The residents of the house have reported that this was the way to lure them out of their apartments in order to hand out draft cards. This, however, did not work, and the officers simply glued the draft cards to apartment doors.

In 43% of Russians, the signing of the Decree on “partial mobilization” caused anxiety, fear and horror, follows from the results of a survey conducted at the end of September “Levada Center”. Schedule: "Levada Center" 23% of respondents also experienced shock, the organization claims. At the same time, 23% of respondents, enthusiasm and joy, also felt pride in Russia - six percent of the respondents.

Novaya Gazeta. Europe, TV Rain, and SIA Red Dot Media are among the 47 recipients of the Google News Initiative Innovation Challenge for Europe. This Innovation Challenge was open to publishers with smaller newsrooms that “produce original journalism, and whose projects focus on creating a more sustainable and diverse news ecosystem”; a total of 47 projects from 21 countries made the list. Novaya Gazeta.

“New newspaper. Europe ”,“ rain ”, as well as Sia Red Dot Media, became the winners of the Google News Initiative contest. This was reported on the GNI blog. In total, 47 projects from 21 countries became laureates. The competition “was opened for editorial offices with small news departments that produce original journalistic materials and whose projects are aimed at creating a more stable and diverse news ecosystem.” The jury of the competition noted that “the new newspaper.

How US authorities are preparing for Putin's nuclear strike US Secretary of State Anthony Biginen. Photo: kevin dietsch / getty images Washington warns Moscow about “catastrophic” and “terrifying” consequences of the use of nuclear weapons against Ukraine, but the details of the US response are not intentionally disclosed. In other words, there is a plan, but the Kremlin was reported in private.

The European Union plans to include in the eighth package of sanctions a ban on the use of European cryptocurrency services by Russians. This is reported by Bloomberg and CoinDesk with links to informed sources. European companies plan to be banned from providing crypto wallets and providing any services in the field of cryptocurrencies to Russians, according to Bloomberg.

In case of death or disability, the mobilized will cancel loans. This was reported on the portal "Explain.rf" launched by the government. On September 28, the State Duma of the Russian Federation in the third reading adopted the law "On the specifics of the fulfillment of obligations under loan agreements by persons called up for military service on mobilization." According to it, mobilized citizens and their families will be able to apply for credit holidays.

Moscow MFCs received an unspoken order to issue subpoenas to men under 34 who come for a passport. This is reported by a Forbes journalist. “The Forbes correspondent was not served with the subpoena due to a technical failure. However, the man in front of him, who came to get a passport, was given a summons, ”the newspaper writes. Also, MFC employees told the journalist that summonses should be issued to all men from 20 to 34 years old along with a passport.