Sources of the “inside out”, “layouts” and “like this” reported the possible closure of borders for military service at the end of September. Can this be believed? Sources of four media at once on the same day, September 24, reported that Vladimir Putin was considering the option of closing borders for military -liable men and women immediately after referenda in the occupied territories of Ukraine - that is, shortly after September 27. But the decision has not yet been made.

“Graffiti provides hope that not everyone is a scumbag.” How street art emerged as the main way to protest The space of public discussion in Russia has shrunk dramatically after the invasion into Ukraine. Street protests that took place almost daily in Saint Petersburg and other cities at the end of February were suppressed even more brutally [For instance, Andrei Ivanov was violently beaten up by the police at a protest on March 6 in Saint Petersburg.

In St. Petersburg in the evening of September 24, a second mass action against mobilization was held in a week. Officially, it began at 17:00 Moscow time, almost immediately after this time, detention began on the streets. It ended in the area of ​​20:00. The exact number of protests entered the action is unknown, but we are talking about hundreds of people, eyewitnesses report. According to the OVD-Info at 18:33, at least 115 people were detained in St.

Deputies from United Russia and the Communist Party introduced a bill on a lump -sum payment of 300 thousand rubles for citizens who will be called during partial mobilization. It is reported by RIA Novosti.

In the occupied Kherson, Zaporizhzhya, Donetsk and Lugansk regions, “referendums” are held for the second day on joining the Russian Federation. The plots in these four regions opened at 8 in the morning on September 23, the vote will last until the evening of September 27. "Paper" says what is known by the evening of September 24. 🟢 “ RIA Novosti ” and “ Layout ”, citing its sources, stated that Vladimir Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly could be held on September 30.

In St. Petersburg this morning came with searches for journalists and activists. About this writes Fontanka. The publication published a list of detainees, it included 11 people. Investigative measures are associated with the criminal case of "telephone terrorism", they told Fontanka in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Among the arrested Sot journalist Victoria Arefieva, activist Bella Rapoport and Paladia Bashurova, follows from the post published by the publication.

This was announced in its telegram channel by the Vesna movement, which will again be the organizer of the action against "partial mobilization". Rallies should begin at 17:00, indicated in the post. The procession starts from Sennaya Square. The route can be monitored in the telegram channel of the St. Petersburg Department of movement and in the @Spb_against_war_bot bot. On Nevsky Prospekt in the morning they are preparing for protests.

Petersburgers reached the second rally against mobilization - they (very) were harshly detained. 12 photos from protest Photo: "Paper" On the evening of February 24, a second rally against the mobilization of Russians was held in St. Petersburg. According to the OVD-Info (will be updated), at least 126 people were detained. The second rally against mobilization in St. Petersburg, according to eyewitnesses, became less mass than the first.

Who is exempted from mobilization by law and according to the Ministry of Defense On September 23, the Ministry of Defense confirmed that during the “partial” mobilization of 2022, they will not be called to the service of full-time and part-time students undergoing “primary training”. As explained on the hot line to mobilize, this applies to students of the magistracy and graduate school, if they entered there immediately after the first undergraduate or specialty.