The Insider, Bellingcat and Der Spiegel publications have published a joint investigation in which they told about the work of the secret unit of the main computing center (GVC) of the Russian Armed Forces, which determines the flight missiles for high -precision missiles, which later destroy the civil infrastructure of Ukraine.

A court in Smolensk has put businessman Vladimir Zavyalov on the wanted list, accused in the case of “fake news” about the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the publication “7x7”. Today, October 24, the Zadneprovsky Court of Smolensk was supposed to announce the man’s verdict, but the case was suspended because Zavyalov left the country.

Deniz Aydin, 23, an anti-fascist involved in the so-called “Tyumen case,” has told his lawyer of police torture, as per the case-related Telegram channel . Novaya.Europe has a copy of the talk between Aydin and the lawyer. Aydin was detained on 30 August. On that day he and Kirill Brik, a friend of his, were headed to a waste ground near one of Tyumen’s power stations.

How in St. Petersburg the authorities kill an independent Smolny College, and students are trying to protect their professors Photo: artesliberales.spbu.ru From St. Petersburg State University (St. Petersburg State University), the assistant professor of the Faculty of Free Arts and Sciences (Liberal Arts) Denis Skopin was fired-for the commission of an “immoral act”. The claims of St.

Deniz Aidyn, 23, a defendant in the Tyumen case, told his lawyer that he was beaten and tortured during his detention. This is reported by the telegram channel created in support of the defendants in the case. A copy of the survey conducted by the lawyer is at the disposal of the editors. Aydin was detained on 30 August. On the evening of that day, he, along with a friend, Kirill Brik, went to a wasteland near CHPP-2 in Tyumen.

The Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv arrested the Honorary President of Motor Sich Vyacheslav Boguslaev for 60 days on suspicion of collaboration (Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) and a complication of the aggressor state (Article 111-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). Information about this was published in the official telegram channel of the Security Service of Ukraine.

We restore the chronology of the removal of the propagandist Krasovsky from the RT channel and try to understand what this is actually connected with Screenshot: YouTube / Still On the night of October 23 to 24, it became known about the removal of the propagandist Anton Krasovsky from work on the Russia (RT) television channel.

Mikhail Gorbunov, the head of the Kursk region’s Committee of Regional Security, has ordered digging trenches near crowded locations which have no cellars, TASS reports . Gorbunov says that the locations in question are post offices, banks, shops and other facilities with no cellars. “The basic hide-outs are trenches. Dig those, this isn’t very difficult to do. Put pallets on the bottom of the trenches, and put sacks in there so that people would be able to hide just in case,” he said.

The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin dismissed Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation Alexander Sukhanov at his request. The corresponding order is published on the official portal of legal information. Alexander Sukhanov. Photo: Ministry of Transport “To dismiss Alexander Viktorovich Sukhanov from the post of Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation at his request,” the document says.

Norway’s police have detained two Russian nationals for taking photos of military facilities, TV 2 reports . Steffen Ravnåsen, the police representative, has told the media that the two were detained on 22 October in the region of Nordland; they are charged with illegal photoshoot. “They have been put under custody today; their case will be transferred to the Police Security Service (PST); further investigation will be taken care of by the PST,” Ravnåsen says.

The head of the Regional Security Committee of the Kursk region, Mikhail Gorbunov, ordered to dig trenches near crowded facilities without basements. It is reported by TASS. Gorbunov said that such a measure is needed near post offices, banks, shops and other facilities without basements. “Elementary shelters are a dug trench. Equip them, it’s easy to do - put pallets on the bottom, dig them out, equip the walls and cover them with bags so that people can hide, ”he explained.

Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, says Russia has asked the United Nations for data on the destinations of grain shipments as it is “not certain about the end recipient,” TASS says . “The recipients of Ukraine’s grain within the agreement signed on 22 July in Istanbul have turned out to be countries that are not ranked among the poorest ones; they receive only small proportions of the grain leaving the Black Sea ports.

Russia’s Defence Ministry says it has “organised work to counter possible provocations from Ukraine," as per the agency’s official Telegram channel . “All forces and facilities have been put on standby and are ready to act in case of a nuclear contamination,” reads the statement. The Ministry considers the threat of Ukraine using a “dirty bomb” to be real.

Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak remains the only candidate to head the Conservative Party. He will become the next prime minister, reports . the BBC Sunak's only rival, Penny Mordaunt, withdrew her candidacy for the election. She made an appropriate statement and expressed support for Sunak. “We all owe it to the country, to each other and to Rishi to unite and work together for the good of the nation. There is still a lot of work ahead,” she said.

This is how women of Saint Petersburg are trying to bring their mobilised husbands back home Photo: Getty Images Since Putin’s announcement of “partial mobilisation”, Russian women have been trying to rescue their husbands from illegal attempts to send them to the war zone.