The press center of the ATO headquarters in the report at 18.00 Kyiv time (19.00 Moscow time) did not officially confirm that the Debaltseve boiler was closed.

A representative of Great Britain made this initiative at the opening of the Winter session of the Assembly, and he was supported by more than 30 colleagues sitting in PACE A representative of Great Britain made this initiative at the opening of the Winter session of the Assembly, and he was supported by more than 30 colleagues sitting in PACE The sanctions are over, "long live" new?

The commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe, US General Philip Breedlove, has proposed resuming the practice of using the "red phone" between NATO headquarters and the General Staff in Moscow, reports Spiegel magazine . The idea was prompted by the growing military tension, largely related to the actions of the Russian armed forces in northern Europe and the Baltic region.

The editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy, Alexei Venediktov, said that Roskomnadzor violated the media law when the department issued a warning to the radio station, reports . TASS Venediktov made such a statement during the consideration on the merits of his complaint about the warning from the department for broadcasting programs “With Your Own Eyes” dated October 29. Then journalists Timur Olevsky and Serhiy Loiko spoke about the hostilities taking place in eastern Ukraine.

Photo: Pelagia Belyakova / “Novaya” An action in support of the Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko was held in the center of Moscow on Lubyanka Square. According to OVD-Info, police detained 11 people. In total, about 20 people took part in the event. They came out with flares to the flowerbed where the monument to Dzerzhinsky used to stand, and unfurled two banners: “Freedom for Hope!” and “Freedom for Nadezhda Savchenko! Freedom for political prisoners!” and also chanted similar slogans.

Oleg Grishchenko appealed to law enforcement agencies with a request to "establish persons who systematically leave offensive comments on state and municipal authorities" Oleg Grishchenko appealed to law enforcement agencies with a request to "establish persons who systematically leave offensive comments on state and municipal authorities" The city leader was outraged by the negative reviews of users of social networks and readers of electronic media.

Vladimir Yakunin, head of Russian Railways OJSC, has filed a defamation suit against the American edition of The New York Times with the Presnensky Court of Moscow. This was reported to RAPSI in the press service of the court. Alexey Melnikov, Yakunin's lawyer, said that the reason for the statement was a publication in which the head of Russian Railways was "accused of violating the law." The lawyer also noted that the lawsuit did not claim monetary compensation.

The State Duma Committee on Information Policy recommended for adoption a bill allowing advertising on paid channels, reports . the Dozhd TV channel According to Dozhd, the amendments will allow TV channels with the right to place advertising to show up to 25% of foreign content, and not broadcast exclusively "national products", as stated in the first reading.

The government of Ukraine has introduced a state of emergency in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, according to the website of the Cabinet of Ministers. In addition, a state of high alert has been introduced throughout the country. “The purpose of these decisions is to fully coordinate the activities of all authorities to ensure the safety of citizens and protect the population,” Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said at a government meeting at the State Emergency Service (GSChS).

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the armed forces of Ukraine a foreign legion of NATO, reports Interfax. Asked about who is fighting in the Donbass on the Ukrainian side, Putin said that in addition to the official units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, “volunteer nationalist battalions” are fighting there.

On Wednesday, January 28, at 19-00, as part of the Department of History of Novaya Gazeta, a lecture of the Doctor of Historical Sciences, a responsible editor of the book “History of Russia, will be held. XX century ”, Andrei Borisovich Zubov.

Law enforcement officers raided the premises of the Crimean Tatar TV channel ATR in Simferopol, according to the publication "15 minutes". Law enforcement officers raided the premises of the Crimean Tatar TV channel ATR in Simferopol, according to the publication "15 minutes". According to him, the security forces are going to take away the TV channel's computer servers, and the ATR analog broadcast signal is currently not working.

Greek singer Demis Roussos has died at the age of 69 in Athens. This was reported to the BBC at the Hygiea Hospital. Roussos' daughter Emily confirmed the artist's death, as his friend, journalist Nikos Aliagas, wrote on Twitter, reports Le Figaro. The artist died on the night of Saturday to Sunday at his home in Athens. The French edition writes that Roussos was ill with cancer of the stomach, pancreas and liver.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius expressed disappointment with the observance of agreements designed to establish peace in Ukraine. “We are extremely disappointed,” the minister said at a meeting with journalists. Fabius stressed that agreements are not respected.

Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs Alexei Pushkov said that PACE risks "being left without Russia" until the end of the year if on Wednesday, January 28, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe decides to renew sanctions against the Russian Federation Alexei Pushkov, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, said that PACE risks “being left without Russia” until the end of the year if, on Wednesday, January 28, the Parliamentary