The official YouTube channel of Soyuzmultfilm for Russians to watch the 1973 Soviet cartoon “Treasures of Sunken Ships.” This is the telegram channel Share. blocked drew attention According to the plot of the cartoon, three pioneers from the Brigantine children's camp decide to go in search of treasures that can be found in the depths of the sea. They are inspired to search for adventure by the stories of the lecturer, who knows many interesting things and the secrets of the seas.

In Moscow, on Red Square, security forces detained picketer Zlata Evropeitseva. She stood without a poster with her hands raised, but with the inscription on the T-shirt "Self-censorship". She herself informed OVD-Info about this. Evropeitseva was taken to the police department in Kitay-Gorod. “In our society now, it doesn’t matter whether you are against the war or not.

Roskomnadzor, by decision of the Prosecutor General's Office, blocked the website of the Krasnoyarsk Time information portal. This is what the Roskomsvoboda project is about. The specific reason for the blocking is not stated. reports At the time of writing the news, the site was completely unavailable. When I try to open it, a message appears that “the remote host or network may be down.” Krasnoyarsk Vremya has not yet commented on the blocking on its social networks.

In Novosibirsk, while filming a video about dust in the city, police detained activists Ivan Frolov, Andrey Kaygorodtsev, Yulia Kostenich, Viktor Poddubny and Yuri Izmailov. This was reported to OVD-Info by Daria Gorbylyova, a friend of the detainees. During the arrest, the security forces used force. One activist was hit and his camera was taken away. He was taken to the hospital. The rest of the detainees were taken to OP No. 6 Oktyabrsky.

Kolomna activist Vyacheslav Egorov, convicted under the “Dada” article, was transferred to IK-5 in Naryshkino, Oryol region. Lawyer Maria Eismont, who collaborates with OVD-Info, talks about this. “Slava Egorov was transported from the Moscow region and is in IK-5 Naryshkino, Oryol region. Oleg Navalny was once imprisoned there in connection with the Yves Rocher case.