Illustrative photos: Russian user of the Internet at the Haneda airport in Tokyo. April 14, 2020 On Monday, February 1, a federal law that tightens the requirements for social networks comes into force in Russia. Their owners will have to look for and block the forbidden content, the Kommersant newspaper says . From now on, in a public network space, the appearance of obscene expressions and invitations to inconsistent rallies is not allowed, the newspaper notes.

Stavropol Territory, landscape near Pyatigorsk In Pyatigorsk, a correspondent of the Caucasus.real, who on the editorial assignment, came to take a rally on Lenin Square, was detained in promotions in support of the Russian opposition policy of Alexei Navalny.

The Swedish IKEA trading network bought almost four and a half thousand hectares (or almost forty -five square kilometers) in the American state of Georgia in order to prevent construction there and preserve a unique ecosystem. It is noted that the forest in the Basin of the Altamakhi River is the habitat for more than 350 species of animals and plants, among them are the threat of the disappearance of the turtle -gofer and the marsh pine.

In Yekaterinburg, the procession of Navalny supporters lasted 4 hours. The number of “Open Media” shares was estimated at 13 thousand people. Protesters changed the route announced by the "headquarters of Navalny" in Yekaterinburg, and almost 10 kilometers walked along the central streets at a fast pace, not allowing a police officer to block his way. Mass detentions began when the participants decided to gather in front of the Youth Palace. More than 80 people were detained.

“You are criminals, you will be responsible for this,” an elderly woman for shares in defense of Alexei Navalny in Moscow tells OMON

The poisoning of Alexei Navalny and his lawless arrest, the investigation of the FBK "about the Palace" gave both strength and sending new mass protests, a civil rise in Russia. The ruling nomenclature finally threw off the rags of the law. She looks like a monster of Frankenstein: the rotten body is as if cast from the bandy enkavedeshniks of the times of Henry Yagoda, Lavrenty Beria and Nikolai Yezhov.

Detention in St. Petersburg In St. Petersburg, employees of the law enforcement agencies harshly detained the participants of the inconsistent protest in support of the arrested oppositionist Alexei Navalny. According to numerous certificates, electric skiers were used. Several detainees were beaten. Reported about the victims. The cruel beating of Peter. Five cops almost kill a person.

Tyumen January 31 In dozens of Russian cities on Sunday, street protests were held in support of the oppositionist Alexei Navalny in jail. The shares that were not agreed with the authorities took place under the conditions of pressure from the authorities, law enforcement officers interfere with their holding in many cities. By 20.00 Moscow time throughout Russia, according to the OVD-Info , already more than 4,500 in dozens of cities, of which more than 1,500 in Moscow, about 1000V St.

What were the causes of the Novocherkassk execution? What other mass protests were suppressed in the USSR? And is it possible to repetition of this tragedy: where is the border behind which the soldiers begin to shoot at people?

World war with coronavirus

Denis Pushilin, the head of the separatist administration of the so -called “DPR” supported by Russia, said that several thousand doses of the Russian vaccine from the coronavirus “satellite V” were delivered to the territory of Donbass controlled by the separatists. According to Pushilin, thanks to this in Donetsk, the population will begin in the near future. The head of the self -proclaimed "DPR" thanked Russia for the support.

On January 31, 2021, rallies are held throughout Russia in support of Alexei Navalny, who was arrested after returning from Germany. In Moscow, the police blocked the city center to prevent a rally

The largest demonstration in Europe in support of Navalny

One of the leaders of the Corruption Foundation, founded by Alexei Navalny, living in London, Vladimir Ashurkov, sent a list of 35 Russian citizens to President Joe Biden, against which the FBC proposes to impose sanctions in connection with violations of human rights in Russia and specifically the persecution of Navalny by the Russian authorities. The text is published on Facebook by Ashurkov.

Protesters in Paris against Putin's regime, January 2021 The human rights organization of Amnesty International has distributed an application in which she demanded that the Russian authorities immediately and unconditionally free everyone who was detained this Sunday at protest in the cities of Russia.