A battalion of Russian draftees from the Voronezh region has been wiped out on the line of contact near Ukraine’s Makiivka, Verstka news outlet reports , citing one of the survivors, Alexey Agafonov. The man says that his battalion arrived on the front line in the early hours of 2 November. “They sent us there and told us to dig trenches. We had only three shovels for the entire battalion, we had no equipment at all.

The leadership of the Kazan Higher Tank Command School in Russia’s Tatarstan has set up phone-charging stations in tents and delivered dry firewood to a local draftee assembly point following videos of riots among servicemen unsatisfied with their living conditions that appeared online, local news agency Tatar-inform reports . “We’ve found out that the issue with damp firewood came up due to recent rains and sleet: the wood stored on top became damp.

As a result of the shelling on the line of contact near Makeevka, a battalion of mobilized from the Voronezh region was defeated. It is reported by "Layout" with reference to one of the survivors, Alexei Agafonov. The man said that his battalion was brought to the front line on the night of November 1-2. “We were thrown into landings, they told us to dig in, we had three shovels per battalion, there was no provision at all.

The leadership of the Kazan Higher Tank Command School organized places for recharging phones in tents and delivering dry firewood to the collection point for mobilized soldiers after videos of a riot of servicemen dissatisfied with the conditions of detention appeared on the network. This was reported by the local news agency "Tatar-inform". “As it turned out, the problem with damp firewood arose due to recent rains and sleet: the top rows of woodpile were wet.

And moved closer to the Kremlin Photo: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Getty images The original text was first published on the Project Syndicate website. The editors of Novo-Europe thanks colleagues for the opportunity to translate and publish this material with minor reductions. When at the end of October 1922 the black-brown farmers marched along the streets of Rome, their leader Benito Mussolini had just become Prime Minister of Italy.

The prison camp previously located in the basements in the self-proclaimed Luhansk “people’s republic” (“LPR”) that held 20 Russian draftees who refused to go to war in Ukraine with no training, was moved to another location, ASTRA news outlet reports , citing sources in the Luhansk region, as well as relatives of the draftees held there. “The majority of the men unlawfully held there were transported to a new camp basement for those refusing to take part in combat activity.

The camp in the basements of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic, where 20 mobilized Russians were held because of their refusal to participate in the war in Ukraine without preparation, was moved to another place, ASTRA reports, citing sources in the Luhansk region, as well as relatives of the detained mobilized. “Most of the illegally detained men were transferred by deceit, threats and torture to a new basement camp for refuseniks, the exact location of which is currently unknown.

Mobilization went through Buryatia as a tornado. Some villages are depopulated. Why does the people who have lost hundreds of men approve of a special operation? Photo: Maria Kalashnikova Despite all the vicissitudes with the presidential decree (not issued), partial mobilization in Russia is formally completed. In any case, this was stated by the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov and Senator Andrei Klishas.

In the Kostroma region, November 7 was declared a day of mourning due to a fire in the Polygon cafe, in which 13 people died. This was reported in the telegram channel of the head of the region Sergey Sitnikov. “A command was given to the city administration to help the relatives of the victims in organizing the funeral. On Monday, mourning was declared in the Kostroma region.

The Cheremushkinsky court of Moscow arrested for two months activist Mikhail Kriger on charges of justifying terrorism (part 2 of article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). About this "Novaya Gazeta. Europe ”reported in the press service of the court. At least until January 1, the activist will stay in jail. The judge declared the meeting open, but no one was allowed into the building, except for the participants in the process.

13 people died as a result of the night arson of a cafe in Kostroma, owned by a local deputy. Probably the culprit of the incident is a military man who returned from Ukraine. Main Photo: social networks On the night of November 5, a large -scale fire occurred in the Kostroma cafe "Polygon" owned by the local deputy of the regional Duma from United Russia. Throughout the area of ​​the institution - 3.5 thousand square meters. m. - the roof collapsed.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has stated that Iran supplied “a limited amount” of drones to Russia several months before the war in Ukraine began, AP reports . “We gave a limited number of drones to Russia months before the Ukraine war,” Amir-Abdollahian said after a meeting in Tehran. Earlier, Iran denied supplying kamikaze drones to Russia.

Grigory Mikhnov-Vyatenko about faith and helping refugees in the podcast "We will see-see" Hundreds of volunteer organizations are now helping Ukrainian refugees. Someone does this from Russia, others support Ukrainians in Europe. People are treating a variety of requests. From medical care to spiritual support. In the new issue, “We'll see-See” we talked with the human rights activist, bishop of the Apostolic Orthodox Church, Grigory Mikhnov-Vitenko.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahia said that the country supplied drones to Russia "in small quantities" in the months before the start of the war with Ukraine. reports AP . “We handed over a limited number of drones to Russia a few months before the war in Ukraine,” Abdollahia said after the meeting in Tehran. Earlier, Iran denied the supply of kamikaze drones to Russia.

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has published data on Russians leaving the country in the period from July to September, RBC newspaper points out. People exited the country a total of 9.7 million times. According to RBC, the FSB compiles the times citizens have crossed the border, that is, the figure implies the number of trips made, not the number of citizens who left.