The place of explosions in the village of Vrbetitsa. Photo: policie čr The Czech Republic completed the investigation of the explosions in the village of Vrbetitsa, the Czech Police and the National Center for Combating Organized Crime (NCOZ) said .

What is behind the proposed ban on the non-existent ‘anti-Russian separatist movement’? Celebration after a signing ceremony to annex four more areas of Ukraine in Moscow, 30 September 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/YURI KOCHETKOV “Russia’s border doesn’t end anywhere,” Vladimir Putin famously said in 2016. Questioning that may soon become grounds for prosecution, as Russia looks to ban the non-existent “anti-Russian separatist movement”.

Why the Russian economy depends on cryptocurrencies more than ever, and the prohibition of their appeal will not be Logos of Russian digital rubles in Moscow, August 15, 2023. Photo: Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA-EFE The Russian Duma put up in its loins to the NO613616-8 amendment to the bill on mining cryptocurrencies, which is originally regulated by the Law N259-ФЗ “On Digital Financial Assets, Digital Currency and Amending Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation”. Amendment No.

The girl, who was illegally taken from Ukraine and adopted by the leader of the party “A Just Russia - For Truth” Sergei Mironov, has a legal guardian and a sister. This is stated in the TSN investigation. According to the publication, the girl, whom Sergei Mironov and his current wife Inna Varlamova named Marina, is actually named Margarita Prokopenko, she was born in October 2021 in the Kherson region. The girl was taken from the Kherson regional orphanage, the publication says.

NATO training mission in the Baltic Sea. Photo: EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET NATO training mission in the Baltic Sea. Photo: EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET Russian GPS interference over the Baltic Sea could cause an air disaster, Baltic ministers told the Financial Times on Sunday. Separate warnings came from the foreign ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania at the weekend about the dangers posed by GPS jamming that caused two Finnair flights to turn around in midair last week.

Photo: Adam Delimkhanov / Telegram Photo: Adam Delimkhanov / Telegram Adam Kadyrov, the 16-year-old son of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has been appointed supervisor of the President Vladimir Putin Russian Special Forces University. Kadyrov announced the appointment on his Telegram channel Sunday, adding that his son was “thoroughly familiar” with the activities of the university. “I think he will do an excellent job,” Kadyrov stressed.

It is also caught by the American military, but Russian mercenaries one step ahead The leader of the “Army of the Lord’s Resistance” Joseph Koni (left) answers the questions of journalists, November 2, 2006, in Ri-Kvambe, South Sudan, after a meeting with the head of the UN Humanitarian Mission, Jan Egelane.

Photo: EPA-EFE/MATTIA SEDDA Photo: EPA-EFE/MATTIA SEDDA Several Ukrainian intelligence chatbots have been restored to messenger app Telegram after being blocked on Sunday evening, the Ukrainian Centre for Strategic Communications and Information Security reported Monday.

Ministers accused Russia of suppressing GPS signals in the Baltic Sea The foreign ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania accused Russia of suppressing GPS signals in the Baltic Sea region. This, they say, could lead to a plane crash, writes The Financial Times. As the newspaper notes, on April 25 and 26, two Finnair flights from Helsinki to the Estonian city of Tartu were unable to safely continue their flight due to GPS interference and were forced to return to Finland.

Around 1,000 citizens of Tajikistan were being held in airports in Moscow “without proper sanitary conditions” over the weekend, the country’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Sunday. Over 950 Tajik citizens were being held in Moscow’s Vnukovo airport alone, the ministry said, where they had been placed in a “temporary accommodation zone”.

For the first time since the beginning of the war, Europe issued Russia a member of one of the most mysterious criminal groups of St. Petersburg - he has been wanted since 2011. The detention of members of two criminal groups in Moscow, Russia, October 12, 1994. Photo: Dmitry Barinov / EPA In the City Court of St. Petersburg, the jury issued a verdict to the last member of the most mysterious gang of the late 90s citizen of Moldova Sergey Gutsu.

In 2023, the European banks remaining in Russia paid more than 800 million euros to the country's treasury, the Financial Times calculated . According to the newspaper, this amount is 4 times larger than 2021 - then these banks paid 200 million euros. Journalists clarify that we are talking about the Austrian Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI), Italian Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo, German Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank, Netherland Ing and Hungarian OTP.

Novyevropa traced the path of the legendary Black Sea Fleet, which managed to survive the collapse of several empires-but not the last war Officers of the Navy are on ships moored at the Sevastopol naval base, Crimea, July 8, 2016. Photo: Maxim Shipenkov / EPA The Russian Black Sea Fleet is experiencing a severe crisis, which is now written almost daily in the press and reasoned by military analysts.

The Telegram messenger blocked a Ukrainian intelligence chatbot, to which it was possible to send data about the location of Russian troops and objects. Information about this was confirmed by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. “Today, the management of the Telegram platform unreasonably blocked a number of official bots that countered Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, including the “Main Intelligence Bot”,” the department said in a statement.

In Karachay-Cherkessia (KCR), in the village of Mara-Ayagy, armed people attacked police officers, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported . The department clarified that two security forces were killed, five attackers were shot on the spot.