Humanitarian corridor in Mariupol, prisoner of war bureau and the use of cassette ammunition. The main thing by March 31 Explosion at the base with fuel in Lisichansk, a humanitarian corridor in Mariupol and the use of cassette ammunition. We tell you what you need to know about hostilities in Ukraine by the evening of March 31. Lisichansk.

Petersburzhenka Evgeny Isaev, who arranged an anti -war performance with red paint, was brought to the court after two days spent in the police department after a second detention. About this "paper" was told by her lawyer from the OVD-Info Sergey Podolsky. Podolsky said that during the time spent in the department, his principal was never fed. In addition, the registration procedure and the time for detention were violated.

"It is clear that everything will be very bad." That Russian officials informally say after a month of hostilities in Ukraine What are the presidential administration and the government after Istanbul negotiations and how are Russian officials informally argue about the consequences of military operations in Ukraine? Medusa and journalist Farid Rustamov talked about this, talking with their sources.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the transfer of calculations for gas with "unfriendly" countries into rubles. He announced this at a meeting on the development of the aviation industry - the broadcast was conducted by the Russia 24 channel, the quotes are quoted by Interfax. To pay for gas supply from April 1 , “unfriendly” countries will have to open ruble accounts in banks of the Russian Federation - in particular, in Gazprombank.

Yandex.Deas users filed a collective lawsuit against the company. This is written by "Vedomosti". At the disposal of the publication was a statement of customers of the delivery service, the authenticity of which was confirmed by Boris Feldman, the director of legal issues of the legal service Destra Legal, representing the interests of the plaintiffs.

Russian students, unreasonably expelled from European universities, will be able to continue training in the Russian Federation for free. The corresponding decree was signed by the Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. “Introductory tests for such students will be held in a simplified manner, which will be determined by the university itself. The course that the student can be enlisted will be determined individually, taking into account his achievements.

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By the end of March, Petersburg hotels were filled with only 30 %. This was told by Tamara Buylova, vice president of the Intersectoral Coordinating Council of hospitality and services of St. Petersburg. Her words are conveyed by Komsomolskaya Pravda. Buylova called the 30 % “limit of survival” and stated that many hotels are already working at a loss.

The Russian authorities organize another lesson about the Great Patriotic War and Nazism in Western countries for schoolchildren and students. Rotonda wrote about this, citing a copy of the letter from the Ministry of Education and Science. "Paper" found all the documents and methodological recommendations for conducting the lesson in the public domain .

Russian human rights activists turned to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin with a request to create a reference bureau for prisoners of war. The application is published on the website of the Memorial. Human rights activists refer to the third Geneva Convention and ask to create the National Reference Bureau for Prisoners of War, to inform relatives of those who were captured where the Russian military are located, as well as report on prisoners from the Ukrainian side.

Since March 28, Allegro trains, connecting Petersburg and Helsinki for more than 10 years, stopped moving . But you can still get from Russia to Finland. " Paper " has prepared a list of available options. Please note that the information is relevant on March 31. Entrance rules Before planning a trip to Finland, you should get acquainted with the rules for entering the country for tourists and clarify what you need, except for a visa.

Cold April will be replaced by Sunny March. This was told by the head of the long -term forecasts of the Hydrometeorological Center Natalya Mironicheva. According to Mironicheva, in April, the air temperature in St. Petersburg will be 0.5–1.5 degrees below average values, and precipitation will fall 1.5 times more than normal.

Over the past month, large communication operators have abandoned new connections to unlimited tariffs. Such tariffs archived MTS, Yota, Tele2. This was found out by Kommersant. The publication also writes that Vimpelcom turned off unlimited in corporate tariffs, and MegaFon - unlimited intra -meter calls. Journalists note that Tele2 restarted the premium tariff. Previously, it included an unlimited tariff, and now 60 GB is limited.

The Union of Artists of St. Petersburg deprived of the membership of Alexei Kiryanov - the author of picturesque and graphic works, the sculptor and photographer. This was reported by the artist "Paper" . According to him, the exclusion from the professional community may be associated with its political activism. Kiryanov said that the decision regarding his future in the Union was made at a meeting of the board under the chairmanship of Andrei Bazanov.

In St. Petersburg, exhibitions and concerts are canceled, some sites are closed, others temporarily stop the work. The activity suspended, for example, the Street Art Museum, and Renat Litvinova did not arrive on the tour of the Moscow Art Theater. “Paper” tells how military operations in Ukraine influenced the cultural space of St. Petersburg: what difficulties museums, galleries, promoters and film distributors faced and what are their further forecasts.