They are going to be charged with protocols for “discrediting” the army Photo: Notepad Alexander Orlov, a member of the St. Petersburg street music group Stoptime, was detained at the exit from a special detention center after serving an administrative arrest. “Paper” reports this. Photo: “Paper” According to journalists, the musician is now being taken to the 76th police department because of a new administrative protocol on “discrediting” the army.

Screenshot: ONT TV channel Rosfinmonitoring included Z-publicist from Ukraine Tatyana Montyan in the list of “terrorists and extremists.” This follows from data from the federal body. There is no asterisk next to Montyan’s name, which means that a case has been brought against her under an “extremist” article. Her persecution had not previously been reported. Screenshot: ONT TV channel Tatyana Montyan is from Kerch. She began her career as a Ukrainian human rights activist.

In Penza, members of the “Russian Community” detained a military man who had left the combat zone in Ukraine without permission. The organization reported this on its telegram channel, and “Caution, News” drew attention to this. As they told the Russian Community, the detainee was Corporal Morozov, who voluntarily signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense, went to the front, but, after serving for a year, voluntarily left the unit and returned home.

Putin spoke about the test of the Burevestnik missile. What kind of weapon is this and why did it become known about it now? Illustration: Rystic On October 26, a message appeared on the Kremlin website that Vladimir Putin visited one of the control centers of the Joint Group of Forces, where he held a meeting with Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov. Among other things, the head of Russia spoke about the recent test of the newest Burevestnik missile.

Patriotism, TikTok and the new Pioneers: why school-age Russians are joining pro-Kremlin youth organisations Members of Russian youth organisation Yunarmia attend an event commemorating victory in WWII in Moscow, 3 May 2024.

Photo: Forbes Photo: Forbes The Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow sentenced the founder of the ChronoPay payment system Pavel Vrublevsky to 10 years in prison in the case of fraud (Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code), theft (Part 4 of Article 158 of the Criminal Code) and money laundering (Part 4 of Article 174.1 of the Criminal Code), Interfax writes . He was given a fine of 1.5 million rubles.

The scale of the problem is enormous: every fourth hospital in Russia requires major repairs Photo: Prosecutor's Office of the Novosibirsk Region / Telegram In a children's hospital in Novosibirsk built in 1952, the roof and ceiling collapsed last week. Despite this, on Monday, October 27, the authorities decided to return the children there - the first and second floors of the building were declared suitable for use.

Ilya Ponomaryov speaks to the media in the city of Irpin near Kyiv, Ukraine, 31 August 2022. Photo: EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO Russia’s Supreme Court has been asked to recognise the Congress of People’s Deputies, a political movement of opposition lawmakers in exile, as a terrorist organisation, state-owned news agency TASS reported on Monday.

Ukrainian citizen Natalya A., who moved to Krasnodar and received a Russian passport, was detained at the border of the Russian Federation after she visited her grandmother in Kherson. This was reported by "Caution News". Natalya A. Photo: “Caution, news” After the start of the war in Ukraine, Natalya and her husband Yuri, who lived in Kherson, took a pro-Russian position, the publication said.

The elections in Argentina ended with the victory of the party of the libertarian president. Now he will be able to speed up the experiment to radically restructure the republic Argentine President Javier Miley celebrates victory after the results of parliamentary elections are announced, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 26, 2025.

How do Estonian villages live a few tens of meters from Russia? Still from the video of Novaya Gazeta Europe It’s an October morning, but it’s already frosty, the sun is shining. Police cars line parts of the narrow Värska-Ulitina road in south-eastern Estonia. A couple of meters from them there is a road sign: “ATTENTION! THE ROAD GOES THROUGH THE TERRITORY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION FOR 30 METERS.

Photo: Prosecutor General's Office The Prosecutor General's Office proposed declaring Alexander and Andrey Makhonin, businessmen brothers from Chelyabinsk, their relatives and associates, an “extremist association.” The Prosecutor General's Office also demanded that their property be confiscated to the state. Kommersant reported this with reference to a lawsuit filed in the Sovetsky District Court of Chelyabinsk.

Photo: Lithuanian State Border Guard Service / X Lithuania plans to close its border with Belarus “indefinitely” after balloons containing contraband cigarettes were released into Lithuanian airspace from Belarusian territory, Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė announced on Monday.

US President Donald Trump disembarks from Air Force One upon arrival in Tokyo, Japan, 27 October 2025. Photo: EPA/DAVID MAREUIL Following the Russian military’s announcement that it had successfully tested its new Burevestnik intercontinental nuclear missile, US President Donald Trump told reporters on Air Force One on Monday that Vladimir Putin should focus on ending the war in Ukraine rather than testing missiles.

Maria Bontsler. Photo: Facebook The son of the jailed Russian human rights lawyer Maria Bontsler has said that the security services are threatening his mother with more serious charges if she does not give false testimony against one of her colleagues, legal defence advocacy organisation Slovo Zashchite has reported .