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Terrible shots from the liberated suburbs of Kyiv. The likelihood of a coup in the Kremlin and the health of Vladimir Putin. The re -expression of Anna Netrebko. Terrible shots from the liberated suburbs of Kyiv. The likelihood of a coup in the Kremlin and the health of Vladimir Putin. The re -expression of Anna Netrebko. Next 07:00 - 07:05 5 min. The events of the past day The schedule is completely

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The Moscow City Court today begins to consider on the merits a criminal case on charges of Gosizman against journalist Ivan Safronov. The whole process will be closed from listeners and the media allegedly due to the availability of materials with the “secret” stamp. Medusa publishes the text of Ivan Safronov’s appeal to the court, with whom he plans to speak at the first meeting. It was handed over to the editorial lawyer Ivan Pavlov, who participated in the defense of the journalist.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in a video message to the participants of the Grammy musical award ceremony called them and spectators to support his country in the war with Russia in any way. “What is the least like music,” Zelensky asked the audience and he himself answered this question: “The silence of the destroyed cities and the silence of the dead people.” “Support us in any way, do not be silent, and then the world will come to our cities,” the President of Ukraine said.

The State Duma introduced a bill on criminal punishment for the execution of foreign sanctions in Russia. If the document is adopted, violators will face imprisonment for up to ten years. A criminal case may be instituted for refusing to work with Russian companies and banks that fell under Western restrictive measures.

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The President of Ukraine came to Buch. He called the murders of civilians by genocide. Russia rejects the accusations and claims that the personnel are setting. EU and the UK prepare new sanctions after buchi

Vladimir Zelensky accused Russia of the genocide of the Ukrainian people after the murders of civilians of the city of Buch near Kiev *** is the Russian army was able to conduct a successful attack in the Donbass after the month of the war against Ukraine?

Russian Embassy in Berlin Germany announced 40 employees of the Russian diplomatic mission in Berlin by Persons Non Grata. All of them must leave the territory of Germany.

Bucha. April 2 President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky visited the city of Buch near Kiev, where in the last days, after the retreat of the Russian troops, the bodies of dozens of killed civilians were discovered. According to the BBC, he examined the road with the destroyed Russian technology and talked with the locals. In an interview with reporters, Zelensky said that Russia committed war crimes and genocide in Ukraine.

In relation to the English teacher from Penza Irina Gene, they opened a criminal case of "fakes" about the Russian army. Earlier, students wrote a denunciation to the police. This was reported by the head of the international human rights group "Agora" Pavel Chikov. According to lawyer Alexander Fedulov, representing the interests of a 55-year-old teacher, his client was released on a recognizance not to leave. Investigation of the criminal case is engaged in the Investigative Committee.

Sheremetyevo International Airport, Moscow From April 9, Russia will cancel the coil restrictions on regular and charter flights to 52 countries, said Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. The list consists of "friendly" states for Russia - as the official called them. It included, for example, Afghanistan, Egypt, China and Morocco. According to Mishustin, the incidence of coronavirus is declining, so it is time to expand the directions available to Russian airlines.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Moravetsky urged the EU countries to tighten sanctions against Russia, which he called the "totalitarian-fascist state." Moravetsky, speaking in Warsaw, expressed the opinion that the Russian military arranged a "genocide" in Ukraine, giving as an example the death of hundreds of civilians of the Kyiv region, in particular the city of Buch.

The President of Ukraine came to Buch. He called the murders of civilians by genocide. Russia rejects the accusations and claims that the personnel are setting. New shelling Kharkov and Nikolaev. Detention on anti -war actions in Russia. The President of Ukraine came to Buch. He called the murders of civilians by genocide. Russia rejects the accusations and claims that the personnel are setting. New shelling Kharkov and Nikolaev. Detention on anti -war actions in Russia.