Photo: social networks DSAL said that Iran had released ballistic missiles throughout the country The attack began on the evening of October 1, at about 19:15 Moscow time. Air anxiety was announced across the country. The Israeli defense army called on all citizens to show vigilance and strictly follow the instructions of the rear command.

A Russian man who refused to fight in Ukraine has been denied political asylum by Norway People crossing the Georgian border during mobilisation in Russia, 27 September 2022. Photo: Zurab Kurtsikidze / EPA-EFE The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) has rejected the asylum claim of Pavel Suetin, a 37-year-old Russian man who fled his home the day after mobilisation was announced in September 2022 because he wasn’t prepared to fight in Ukraine.

Dmitry Muratov. Photo: Novaya Gazeta A Moscow court refused to take former Novaya Gazeta editor-in-chief and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov off the register of “foreign agents” on Tuesday, Novaya Gazeta has reported . Muratov sent a written statement to the court in which he argued that he should not be deemed a “foreign agent” as he did not receive foreign funding, is not subject to foreign influence, and only holds Russian citizenship.

Vladimir Putin visits the Special Technology Centre in St. Petersburg, Russia, 19 September 2024. Photo: EPA-EFE/VALERIY SHARIFULIN/SPUTNIK/KREMLIN POOL The Russian government’s draft spending plans envisage a giant leap in the country’s military funding next year and is expected to account for over 40% of the country’s annual budget, according to proposals published by Russia’s lower house of parliament, the State Duma.

Anti -Israeli protests in Tehran after the death of the Hezbollah leader. Photo: EPA-EFE The US authorities believe that Iran is preparing a blow by ballistic missiles on Israel. This is written by CNN , Bloomberg , Associated Press and Axios . The United States has reason to believe that Iran is preparing for the inevitable launch of the attack of the ballistic missile on Israel, a high -ranking White House official told Axios.

Israel entered Lebanon. Is this a war? Israeli tanks near the border with Lebanon, October 1, 2024. Photo: BAZ RATNER / AP Photo / Scanpix / Leta Last night, the Israeli military crossed the border with Lebanon and began a ground operation against Hezbollah. What happens in the explosive region and what can lead to a new round of escalation? "New Gazeta Europe" says what is known about the situation.

This is six times more than the money allocated for the development of the entire Far East 1.3 trillion rubles will be allocated for the “restoration” of the four Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine—six times more than for the entire Far East. Faridaily journalists drew attention to this. They analyzed the expenses in the draft budget of the Russian Federation for the costs of “restoration and development” of the Russian-occupied “DPR”, “LPR”, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.

We are talking about additional tens of thousands of soldiers The IK-3 correctional colony in Harpe, where the deadline was serving and was killed by Alexei Navalny. Photo: EPA-EFE The Russian authorities want to send 40% of the defendants to the war - we are talking about additional tens of thousands of soldiers. This is written by "important stories" with reference to specialized lawyers and a source in the Ministry of Defense.

Georgians protest against the “foreign agents” law near the Georgian Parliament in Tbilisi, Georgia, 16 April 2024. Photo: EPA-EFE / DAVID MDZINARISHVILI The Georgian government has added five NGOs that receive over 20% of their funding from abroad on its list of “foreign agents”, the first time it has used the register since the controversial legislation creating it was signed into law in June, Echo of the Caucasus, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Georgian outlet, reported on Tuesday.

In St. Petersburg, security forces detained an “Orthodox blogger” and participant in the war in Ukraine on suspicion of raping a ten-year-old girl. Fontanka and Baza spoke about this. The 31-year-old man was detained yesterday and is now in a temporary detention center, the publication reported. Baza also named the suspected name as Cloud Rommel. According to the publications, the man could have committed the alleged violence against the child last winter.

In Russia - an esoteric market boom. What connects secular magic with lifing coaching, and why is there such a demand in society? Photo: Dmitry Tsyganov The global take -off of the popularity of Tarot cards began in the pandemic. Isolation and uncertainty led people to a joke or seriously look into the future, play that they are shifting part of the responsibility to the cards, and to experience quite real relief.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets with US President Joe Biden at the White House on 26 September. Photo: EPA-EFE/ALEXANDER DRAGO / POOL In one of his final foreign policy decisions as US president, Joe Biden may agree to advance Ukraine’s NATO membership bid at a meeting between Ukraine and its allies due to be held in Germany later this month, The Financial Times (FT) reported on Tuesday.

The autumn conscription has begun in Russia. Human rights activists tell us what to expect The head of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Andrei Belousov, signed an order to begin the autumn conscription on October 1 and to dismiss conscripts who have completed their service. Recently, we have heard a lot about conscripts who took part in hostilities on the Russian-Ukrainian border: in the Kursk region, conscripts are captured, die, or go missing. After captivity they return to the front again.

The aftermath of a Russian attack on a market in Kherson, Ukraine, 1 October 2024. Photo: Ukrainian Interior Ministry Six people were killed in a Russian attack on a market in the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson, regional Governor Oleksandr Prokudin announced on Tuesday. The regional Prosecutor’s Office reported that six civilians had been killed, and that six other people were injured and were being treated by emergency services.

Lithuania has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate “crimes against humanity” committed by the regime of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko. The Lithuanian Ministry of Justice announced this on Monday. The ministry said it has “reasonable grounds” to believe the Belarusian government has committed a range of crimes against its citizens, including deportation, persecution and “other inhumane acts” following mass protests in 2020.