"Terrible News" with Kirill Martynov This week two scandalous interviews came out at once. Anastasia Ivleeva for the first time after the “naked party” gave an interview (with an icon against the background) - on the channel of Luke Ebkov. And Alexander Dugin told Takera Carlson about traditional values.

EPA-EFE/TOMS KALNINS Photo: EPA-EFE/TOMS KALNINS The Russian Interior Ministry has put Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on a wanted list, an online database of alleged criminals sought by authorities. The ministry’s database said Zelensky was wanted under unspecified criminal charges. Screenshot from the database. Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, who ran against Zelensky in the 2019 presidential election, has been added to the wanted list as well.

The founder of the Rolf car dealer, Sergei Petrov, will seek compensation in foreign courts for the seizure of his assets in the Russian Federation. The businessman stated this in an interview with Bloomberg. Petrov's lawyers filed a lawsuit with the UN Human Rights Committee on the basis of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a treaty from which Russia has still not withdrawn. They are also considering arbitration options.

Leonid Gozman - about how the world became forbidden, and began to put forward military criminals to political posts A fragment of the picture of Fedor Reshetnikov “For Peace”. Source: Public House / Wikimedia And the boys are bloody in the eyes ... Alexander Pushkin If you see a rainbow flag on the building, then you have every reason to assume that there is something related to LGBT, or that people living there express LGBT solidarity.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky on the wanted list. It is unknown why Zelensky is wanted. The department's database says that the President of Ukraine is wanted under a criminal article. Which one exactly is not specified. Vladimir Zelensky became the second head of state put on the wanted list by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. Earlier, Estonian Prime Minister Kallas was put on the wanted list.

Russia has seen a rise in cases prosecuting people for displaying ‘extremist’ queer symbols Activists at a queer rally in St. Petersburg, 2 November 2014. Photo: Valya Yegorshin / NurPhoto / Getty Images In November, the Russian Supreme Court declared the “international LGBT social movement” an “extremist organisation”, capping off a decade of mounting crackdowns on the rights of sexual minorities in Russia.

The Armed Forces declare a difficult situation at the front - Russian forces capture the remnants of the Donbass. What is happening in the war now and how will the supply of weapons change the situation? Ukrainian flags are expanded before damaged residential buildings in Orekhov, near the front line in the Zaporizhzhya region, in the southeast of Ukraine, on February 28, 2024.

Photo: the Russian Investigative Committee Photo: the Russian Investigative Committee Three Russian teenagers have been detained in southwestern Russia’s Stavropol region for burning the Bible on a charcoal grill, the local Investigative Committee reported Friday. The teenagers shot a video of them burning the New Testament and published it on social media, thus “insulting the feelings of believers”, the investigators said, adding that the suspects were “motivated by religious hatred”.

A case has been opened for insulting the feelings of believers In the Stavropol Territory, three teenagers were detained for burning the New Testament in a barbecue. This was reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee.

Participants in the war in Ukraine after returning went to the polls in several regions at once. They promise to finish 25% of the vote Rasim Baxikov. Photo: United Russia / Telegram The former participants in the war in Ukraine showed up in the UNITARIA ELRIEASE OF UNIVERSIALY OFFICIALS in several regions. They will fight for places in at least four Russian regions and in annexed Crimea.

Literary critic Anna Narinskaya - about new types of book censorship, prohibition of LGBT and the most important art for us - the art of VPN Photo: uladzislau papou On the book industry, which until recently, the sovereign eye noticed reluctantly (at least in comparison with the theater, cinema and music), a stream of repression collapsed. First, writers became targets - Boris Akunin, Dmitry Bykov, Mikhail Weller, Lyudmila Ulitskaya and others.