Since April 1, the draft and medical commissions of the military registration and enlistment offices have earned for the spring draft into the army. 153,200 young people aged 18 to 27 will be sent from April 1 to July 15 for 12 months of service in the troops of the Ministry of Defense, border and internal troops. A year of service, of which four months, as a rule, is spent on the period of study in a training unit and eight months on line troops.

In the capital, April began with a weather record: the snow cover has now reached its maximum values ​​in the history of meteorological observations, Interfax was told at the Hydrometeorological Bureau of Moscow and the Moscow Region. According to the interlocutor of the agency, on Monday morning, the snow depth at the base weather station at the All-Russian Exhibition Center was 65 cm, which was 9 cm higher than the previous maximum snow heights set in 1895 and 1942.

On the day of the beginning of the spring conscription, Youth Yabloko held an action #StopCall

In Balakovo, a criminal case has been initiated against the former head of the district administration, Andrey Sayfutdinov. Investigators believe that the official illegally provided municipal apartments to his relative and close friend, which were then privatized. It is noteworthy that a similar criminal case is already in court against Andrei Galitsin, who served as head of the Balakovo district administration before Mr. Sayfutdinov.

Photo: Evgeny Feldman - "New" As Novye said repeatedly, Razvoszhaev was stolen on October 19, 2012 in Kyiv at the exit of the HIAS human rights organization, where a procedure was launched to provide him with political asylum by the Ukrainian Directorate of the UN Supreme Commissariat. On this occasion, a statement was written to Milction by Ukrainian lawyer Hias Galina Bocheva.

During a search in the apartment of Oryol human rights activists Dmitry Krayukhin and Veronika Katkova, a computer system unit, a laptop and several memory cards were confiscated. At that moment, Krayukhin was taken to the Center for Combating Extremism.

Georgian mineral water "Borjomi" has not yet been able to return to the Russian market. "We have questions about Borjomi," told Interfax head of Rospotrebnadzor Gennady Onishchenko on Monday. "We will require samples to be resubmitted," he said. Following the results of the first inspection, Rospotrebnadzor allowed the start of deliveries to two Georgian producers, Kindzmarauli Marani and Dugladze Wine House.

The snowfall turned into rain – according to the forecasts of the Hydrometeorological Bureau, it will not stop until Tuesday. Up to 18 mm of precipitation will fall, that is, almost half of what usually happens in the whole of April. The sidewalks are already heavily slushy. The Department of Transport of the capital asks drivers to be extremely careful while driving. According to forecasters, a warm atmospheric front approached Moscow, today it can be up to seven degrees Celsius.

Udaltsov arrived in the Basmanny Court depressed. For the past two months he spent in his apartment under house arrest. The investigation went to court with a request to extend house arrest for 4 months, until August 6. “There is reason to believe that Udaltsov will try to hide, put pressure on witnesses, destroy evidence, has extensive ties abroad ...” - the investigator Grachev repeated the usual justification with a tongue twister.

Dear Dmitry, I heartily congratulate you and your colleagues on the 20th anniversary of the publication. Your work today requires great courage, loyalty to the ideals of democracy and true patriotism. I wish you not only to keep these qualities in yourself, but also to transmit them to our society. It really needs it. Good luck to you all. Sincerely, MBH

What will happen to the once mighty Irtysh River and the people living on its banks in the Omsk region after the implementation of the hydroelectric project long nurtured by the regional authorities near the village of Krasnaya Gorka, which is 35 kilometers from the city? The possible consequences of the construction of this structure were recently discussed at a round table by ecologists, hydrologists, rivermen, and managers of contractors involved in its construction.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, proposed limiting the travel abroad of former and current officials "who had or have access to classified information of strategic importance." As the politician wrote in his article in Izvestia, perhaps high-ranking civil servants should be banned from traveling abroad altogether. In the column, the head of Chechnya expressed his concern that former officials who travel outside the country might reveal state secrets.