Russian politician Alexey Navalny who is serving prison time in the Vladimir region has been placed in solitary confinement for the 13th time, Navalny tweeted . The prison administration sent him to the punishment cell for 15 days. According to Navalny, the decision was caused by a recent investigation published by the Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF) that shed light on the prison’s purchase of food at artificially increased prices.

Politics Alexei Navalny, who is in correctional colony No. 6 in Melehovo, Vladimir Region, was sent to the ShIZO for the 13th time. This is reported by the politician himself. The administration of the colony sent the politician to a punishment cell for 15 days. According to Navalny, this decision is connected with the publication of an investigation by the FBK about the purchase of products by the colony at inflated prices.

The story of the richest Russian in the interior of sanctions Andrey Melnichenko. Photo: Reuters Forbes once again calculated the money of Russian entrepreneurs and the richest called 51-year-old Andrei Melnichenko, the owner of the global fertilizer manufacturer "Eurochem". A year ago, Melnichenko was only the eighth. After the start of the war, he fell under sanctions and is now forced to live in the UAE - instead of Switzerland, where he moved 15 years ago.

BBC News Russian has discovered that seven cemeteries designated for the mercenary Wagner Group exist across Russia and Ukraine’s occupied territories and have at least 995 fighters buried in them. The mass graves are located in the Krasnodar region, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Samara region, Sverdlovsk region, Moscow region as well as near Luhanks, on the occupied territory of Ukraine.

The Russian service of the BBC has found that in Russia and in the territories of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Federation, there are seven cemeteries for the fighters of the Wagner PMC, in which at least 995 people are buried. this The publication itself reports . Mass graves are located in the Krasnodar Territory, in Novosibirsk and Irkutsk, as well as in the Samara, Sverdlovsk and Moscow regions. Another cemetery is located in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory near Luhansk.

The Law on "Military Service" in the podcast "What is new?" The State Duma in the third reading adopted amendments to the law "On Military Service". Now, among other things, electronic summons are equated with ordinary ones, and the deviations will be banned from exit from Russia. - Is it to consider the bill preparation for the second wave of mobilization? - Who will touch new amendments? - How will not those who want to take the agenda be affected in rights?

How Europe’s aid for Ukrainian refugees has changed a year into the war Photo: EPA “Europe is tired of refugees, aid is being reduced or cancelled completely, landlords are evicting refugees and forcing them to go home.” Lately, Russians have been hearing such claims more and more often, sometimes as rumours and gossip, and occasionally as headlines in Russian state media.

Artist Sasha Galitsky, who glorified the “art of silver age”, discusses about youth, death, love, emigration - and why Ukrainians will never forgive Russians Sasha Galitsky. Photo: Olga Grigoryeva, especially for Novaya Gazeta Europe Sasha Galitsky has an incredible smile and big ears. So textured and mobile that a variety of people hurry to hide under their canopy.

The Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) excluded the requirement to notify about a visit to a pre-trial detention center and other institutions 48 hours in advance from the draft order regulating the actions of members of the Public Monitoring Commissions (PMC). The document was published on the portal of draft regulations, drew attention to this.

RUSSIA’S BILL ON DIGITAL DRAFT SUMMONS: HIGHLIGHTS The bill text was published today, a few hours before the lower house of parliament adopted it in all three readings; The lawmakers approved the amendments after “listening to a TV interview” and after studying the text for two hours, head of the lower house’s committee for issues of family and women Nina Ostanina said; The bill will enter into force after it is approved by the upper house and signed by the president.

How Covid and sanctions returned Russian viewers during illegal films Cinema "October" in Moscow. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC by-SA 4.0 Cinemas have been buried for the past ten years, but never a lethal diagnosis has never seemed so likely. Kovid at the beginning of 2020 and sanctions in 2022 radically changed the habits of Russian spectators: objectively cannot be opposed to trackers and pirate sites-neither in variety nor in terms of access.

Experts on the law on electronic agendas adopted by the State Duma for one day Photo: EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV The State Duma adopted a bill in the third reading, according to which the summons will come not only in written, but also electronic form. The amendments suggest that even if you managed to remove the account on the “public services”, but you didn’t receive a paper agenda, it is still considered seven days later from the date of the age of agendas.

Switzerland has not been able to decide for the supply of weapons to Ukraine for more than a year and is delayed with the Western sanctions. We figure out whether it can change Switzerland President Alain Bersse (right) with the Secretary General of the United Nations Antoniu Gutherrish (left). Photo: EPA-EFE/Justin Lane More than two centuries officially (and in practice are all five) Switzerland retains neutrality in military conflicts.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi gave instructions in February to manufacture up to 40,000 rockets to be sent to Russia, The Washington Post reports , citing the recent intel leak from the Pentagon. The newspaper cites a document dated by 17 February 2023 which outlines plans of ammo and gunpowder supplies to Russia.

We analyzed 10 thousand profiles on VKontakte supporters and opponents of “Svo”. Between them is more in common than it seems Photo: EPA-EFE/Anatoly Maltsev You can often hear that on February 24, life divided into “before” and “after”. This applies not only to rapidly changed plans. The attitude to the war divided many colleagues, friends and even relatives - into those who supported the invasion, and those who, until the very end, could not believe that this would happen.