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Speech by Russian President Boris Yeltsin at a rally in Moscow, August 20, 1991 The tragic path: from 1991-in the 2022th. How and why, 31 years after August 1991, the ideological heirs of putschists from the State Emergency Committee completely mastered the authorities in Russia? On the air, the historian, deputy chairman of the Party of People's Freedom Andrei Zubov.

The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolenko on his Facebook called on the German authorities to respond to the "narratives of Russian propaganda", published, in his opinion, by the Deutsche Welle media corporation. Medusa drew attention to this. Nikolenko brought screenshots from Deutsche Welle, in which he found unacceptable formulations.

The main radio frequency center, subordinate to Roskomnadzor, allocated almost 58 million rubles to create the Okulus system for the search and analysis of prohibited content. It is reported by Kommersant. According to technical documentation, “Okulus” using neural networks will in real time analyze images and videos, correspondence in chats and materials of messengers, URLs and other data for prohibited information.

In February, before the invasion of Ukraine, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, in a conversation with the Minister of Defense of Great Britain Ben Wallace, said that Russians can undergo suffering like no other. So he reacted to the British warning about the sanctions that would be imposed against Moscow after the outbreak of war. Wallace told about this to The Washington Post. Wallace visited Russia on February 11.

Biologist Irina Yakutenko and demographer Alexei Raksha: What will be replaced by Covid?

Can we talk about the beginning of the new "race for Africa" between the USA, China and Russia? Africa clearly remains one of the areas where Moscow earns military and political glasses. Is the new Cold War now play in Africa now?

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Elena Shukaeva In Yekaterinburg, the court arrested for 14 days the journalist Elena Shukaeva, who collaborates with the Russian Radio Liberty service and the editors of other independent media. She was found guilty of an administrative article on promotion or public demonstration of symbols of extremist organizations. It is reported by the local site joustmedia .

The suspects called by the Federal Security Service in the preparation of terrorist attacks in the Volgograd region, most likely, could not do what they were accused of. One of them lives in Kyiv and does not visit Russia, the second died a few months ago. This was reported T Russian BBC service. In mid -August, the FSB reported that she managed to prevent an explosion on the oil pipeline near Volgograd. During the detention, it was claimed, two alleged saboteurs were killed.

"The Crimeans first heard the sounds of war. Of course, the pro -Russian Crimeans who are not waiting for Ukraine are scared." Twice over the past days, Russian military facilities exploded in the occupied Crimea. In Kyiv, they do not exclude that such incidents will occur in the future.

This morning, seven journalists were searched in Kazan, who are currently cooperating or worked earlier with Radio Liberty projects - Idel. Realiy and Radio Azatlyk . Investigative actions, according to a number of messages, were conducted as part of a criminal case on the justification of terrorism. Most of the detainees were released after a search and interrogation. The fate of two is still unknown, they do not get in touch. In what status are journalists is unknown.

In February, before the invasion of Ukraine, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, in a conversation with the Minister of Defense of Great Britain Ben Wallace, said that Russians can undergo suffering like no other. So he reacted to the British warning about the sanctions that would be imposed against Moscow after the outbreak of war. Wallace told about this to The Washington Post. Wallace visited Russia on February 11.

About 20.5 thousand Jews left Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. This was reported by the BBC with reference to the Jewish agency "Dry", which helps the Jews in repatriation. According to the agency, before the war in Russia, 165 thousand Jews lived in Russia, thus more than 12 percent of them have already left the country. Many Russian Jews oppose the war and "do not feel safe anymore," writes the BBC.

Salma al-Shebab The court in Saudi Arabia sentenced Salm al-Shebab to 34 years in prison, which made reposts of human rights activists on Twitter. It is reported by The Washington Post. Al-Shebab is 34 years old, she has two children. A Citizen of Saudi Arabia constantly lives in the UK and studies in graduate school at the University of Lids. She arrived at her homeland in December 2020 during the holidays to take her family to the UK, but already in January 2021 she was arrested.