The corporal Kamil Kasimov, who was taken from Kazakhstan to Omsk, deserted from the Russian army, himself asked himself to expel him from the country. This is stated in the resolution of the Priozersky City Court of the Karaganda region, Bes.media was told in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the republic. The response of the department says that during the hearing, Kasimov pleaded his guilt and asked to expel him from Kazakhstan. On June 19, the corresponding decision was executed.

Novyevropa talked with him why he was accused of “justification of terrorism” and why he needed the security forces in Yerevan Photo: Roman Shklover; Anatoly Zhdanov / Kommersant / Sipa USA / Vida Press On October 21, it became known about the detention of an activist from Barnaul Roman Schlover in Yerevan. In Russia, a 34-year-old man was wanted for “justification of terrorism” (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

The book of the Russian oppositionist has just published in the USA and in the rest of the world Hollywood actress Sarah Jessica Parker appeared on the set of the third season of the series “And just like that” (and just like ”, the continuation of the cult series“ Sex and the City ”) with the book“ Patriot ” - the autobiography of Alexei Navalny. This is written by the British Vogue.

Apti Alaudinov, the commander of the Akhmat special forces battalion. Screenshot from a video Russian servicemen have committed at least 187 crimes in the country’s southwestern Kursk region amid the ongoing Ukrainian incursion, a Chechen commander said on Wednesday while refuting claims that Chechen fighters had exhibited “inappropriate behaviour” in the region, independent media outlet Agentstvo reported .

In Ankara, a terrorist attack on the territory of the Aerospace company Tusaş (Turkish aviation and space industry). This was announced by the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Turkey Ali Erlikay. According to President Recep Erdogan, four people were killed in total as a result of the attack, another 14 people were injured. Erlikai claims that the security forces managed to kill two alleged attackers.

Nadezhda Rossinskaya in court. Photo: SOTAvision A Russian volunteer who helped Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war has complained of severe pain in her head and body while in a pretrial detention centre, according to a letter sent to her relatives seen by Novaya Gazeta Europe.

Russian military personnel committed at least 187 crimes in the Kursk region. The commander of the Chechen special forces "Akhmat" Apti Alaudinov said this in an interview with Z-blogger Maxim Kalashnikov, the Agency drew attention to this. Thus, Alaudinov answered the blogger’s question what he could say about the “inappropriate behavior” of the Akhmat fighters in the rear.

How a Belarusian-Russian married gay couple’s right to be together is being undermined in the EU A protest held in solidarity with the Belarusian people in St. Petersburg, September 2020. Photo: EPA-EFE/ANATOLY MALTSEV When Alexey Bachinsky completed his journalism degree in 2011, he was already well aware that he could never work for Russian state television.

How is the universe of Russian "military commissars" arranged? The evil puzik sends Hudwin and Ernest to his faithful death, Murz kills himself because of Solovyov’s persecution, and the thirteenth is sent to the pre-trial detention center after criticism of the "grandfather in the Kremlin." Who are all these people and what is all the point in this, we explain in our new video about the universe of Russian "military correspondents".

Who will live in the country after the war and who will help restore it? We analyze the scenarios of the way out of the demographic crisis Refugees cross the border from Ukraine to Poland, March 17, 2022. Photo: Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Is it time to think about attracting labor migrants to the country when there is a war? What if the consequences are not the same as predicted? And suddenly these people will change the face of Ukraine beyond recognition?

A mural shows a portrait of a Russian soldier killed in action in Ukraine near a church in Balashikha, a city near Moscow. Photo: EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV The Russian State University for the Humanities in Moscow has introduced a new academic course titled “Westernology” which will cover “satanic Western civilisation”, Alexander Dugin, the ultra-conservative philosopher and ideologist behind the “Russian world” concept, said in a Telegram post on Tuesday.

Turkish President Recep Erdogan during a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Sholts on October 19, 2024, Istanbul, Türkiye. Photo: EPA-EFE/TOLGA BOZOGLU The Turkish authorities secretly banned the export of more than 40 categories of American goods due to the fact that the United States threatened with “consequences” for Ankara in case of continuation of trade with Russia. This was reported by the newspaper Financial Times with reference to sources.

Belgorod volunteer Nadine Geisler (Nadezhda Rossinskaya), who is in a pre -trial detention center, complained of severe pain in the head and body, tachycardia and visual impairment. She told about this in a letter to loved ones, which is at the disposal of Novaya Gazeta Europe. “I get up - it darkens in my eyes, everything floats, weakness“ wave ”, tachycardia. Sometimes the weakness is such that even my legs are shaking, I stand, holding on to something.

As the humor of Alexei Navalny unites us even after his death Alexey Navalny during a court hearing in Kirov, July 18, 2013. Photo: Sergey Karpukhin / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta One of the features who made Alexei Navalny a world -class politician is his sense of humor. The fighter with one of the worst world mafia - Putin’s organized criminal group - has become popularly popular and remains so alive for us precisely thanks to humor.

People march during a rally to protest against the presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus, October 2020. Photo: EPA-EFE/STR Belarus will hold its next presidential election on 26 January, the country’s state-owned news agency BELTA reported on Wednesday. Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko announced in February that he would run for a seventh term in office next year, which could extend his grip on power in the country to 36 years.