The consequences of the Russian missile strike on Kyiv on the night of March 21, 2024 In Kyiv, on the night of March 21, as a result of a Russian missile strike, 13 people were injured, according to the latest data. Four of them were hospitalized. This was reported by the city administration. The wreckage of shot down Russian missiles fell on residential buildings, enterprises, kindergarten and cars in several areas of Kyiv. In the Podolsky district, a fire occurred in a transformer substation.

In St. Petersburg, the municipal council of deputies of the Ulyanka deprived the mandate of independent deputy Nikita Kirillov. The reason for this was the performance from the district prosecutor's office, which allegedly found defects in the Kirillov declaration. Kirillov got into the municipality in 2019 as a self -nominated person. Before that, he was an activist in his area.

Nikolai Alekseev The Belarusian activist Nikolai Alekseev, who was killed by the FSB officers during the detention in Karelia, was buried in Russia on March 16. It is reported by Deutsche Welle with reference to one of the sons of Alekseev. The body of the activist was not given to relatives for a long time. The son of Alekseev told reporters that the Russian special services followed his father for about a month. For the past few years, Alekseev lived in Russia.

The Russian Ministry of Defense on Thursday announced the capture of the village of Tonsenko in the Donetsk region of Ukraine by the Russian troops. This happened thanks to the “coordinated actions of the units of the Center forces group,” the Russian military department said . The Ukrainian side has not yet commented on the message.

Lyudmila Navalny The court refused the mother of the deceased in the colony of the opposition Alexei Navalny in a lawsuit about inadequate medical care to her son. This was announced on Thursday by the ally of Navalny Ivan Zhdanov. According to the court decision in the city of Labytnangi, Lyudmila Navalny’s rights were not violated by the colony officers in Harpe, where he died, and only the deceased Alexei Navalny could act as the plaintiff in the case.

The most interesting of our common past. Incomplete story. Unjust wounds. Still live hopes. Could Russia go the other way? Radio Liberty this week 20 years ago. Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy chooses from our ether still relevant and turned out to be eternal.

Ales Belyatsky 27 of the Nobel laureates signed an open letter calling for the immediate release of political prisoners in Belarus, including the Nobel laureate of 2022 Alesya Belyatsky. The text is published on the website of the Belarusian political scientist Dmitry Bolkunts. An open letter speaks of thousands of Belarusians who have tortured in Lukashenko’s regime, 50 thousand repressed in recent years, hundreds of thousands, forced to leave the country.

Vladimir Putin The Central Election Commission of Russia officially announced the results of the presidential election, the winner of which was Vladimir Putin. He gained 87.28% of the vote. More than 76 million people voted for him. Nikolai Kharitonov from the Communist Party received a little more than 4% of the vote. For Vladislav Davankov from the New People party, less than 4% of voters voted , and a little more than 3% for Leonid Slutsky from the LDPR.

Russian-Georgian border In January and February of this year, the turnover between Russia and Georgia decreased by 12% compared to the same period last year and amounted to $ 410 million. This was reported by the Georgian government. Import from Russia decreased by almost 7.5% and amounted to $ 313 million, and exports from Georgia to Russia fell by almost a quarter, making up less than 97 million dollars in monetary calculation.

At the Summit, which open today in Brussels, the European Union leaders will discuss a plan for using billions of euros profit from frozen Russian financial assets for the purchase of weapons for Ukraine. According to a high -ranking European diplomat, among most EU countries there is a general understanding that Ukraine now needs more money for weapons, and not for recovery.

Moscow became the only region in which the difference between the number of physical and electronic votes in the presidential election was a record simultaneously for Vladimir Putin and Vladislav Davankov from "new people" - but with the opposite sign. This follows from the infographics, which was published by the electoral expert Roman Udot. In Moscow, Putin received 89.1% of electronic votes, which is 12.3 percentage points more than paper.

The United States filed a lawsuit against Apple, accusing it of monopolizing the smartphone market and suppressing competition. The US Department of Justice says so: Apple took advantage of its full control over the iPhone in order to illegally limit the possibilities of competitors and freedom of purchasing choice. The lawsuit notes that Apple suppresses the development of new applications and reduces the attractiveness of competing products.

Alexander Formhev In Moscow, the military court sentenced the poet Alexander formerly to seven years in prison, finding him guilty of calls for terrorism and the spread of fakes about the Russian army.

"Vishegrad Four" during a meeting in Prague March 21, 2024 Principal disagreements about military assistance to Ukraine arose at a meeting in Prague between the leaders of the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. The so -called Vishegrad four usually seeks to act as a united front on issues of mutual interest. But now Hungary and Slovakia do not want to join the alliance under the leadership of the Czech Republic, which will purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

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