NATO countries are discussing the bringing of nuclear weapons into a state of combat readiness. According to the Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in an interview with The Telegraph, all because of threats from Russia, China and North Korea: "The world in which Russia, China and North Korea have nuclear weapons, and NATO is not a more dangerous world." In the Kremlin, the statement of Stoltenberg was called - the next injection of tension.

The editor-in-chief of the online magazine "Cold" Taisiya Bekbulatova was detained at border control in Tbilisi on Monday. Border guards told her that they needed to clarify whether she could be allowed into the country, the publication says. She was allowed through after 8 hours of waiting, after the press began to talk about the incident. Bekbulatova is a Russian journalist who left for Georgia in 2021 due to political pressure on independent media. She recently moved to Berlin.

Frame of the news report (illustration) More and more people around the world refuse to watch news, calling them boring or driving into depression. This is stated in a global study by the Institute of Journalism Reuters (Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism). In a survey conducted from January to February this year, almost 95 thousand people from 47 countries participated. It was revealed that four out of every 10 respondents (39%) deliberately avoid watching news.

Roman Anin The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs put on the wanted list the journalist of the Rain television channel Ekaterina Fomin and the editor -in -chief of the “important stories” of Roman Anina. The “mediazon” drew attention to the search cards. The base does not explain the grounds for the search. Both journalists left Russia. Later it became known that the court in Moscow arrested Fomin and Anin in absentia.

The Russian Ministry of Natural Resources plans to allow the killing of bears during hunting during their hibernation. Animal rights activists, environmentalists and the Public Chamber are against it. Kedr is monitoring the development of the discussion. The department has prepared amendments to the order “On approval of hunting rules”, according to which brown and Himalayan bears can be hunted until the end of winter. Bears are most vulnerable during this period.

In Poland, three foreigners convicted in a Russian spy ring case fled before serving their sentences. Prison authorities and intelligence agencies do not know where they are. The newspaper Rzeczpospolita writes about this. Two Ukrainian citizens and one Belarusian woman were convicted in December. They were given sentences of up to one and a half years in prison. They were not in custody at the time of sentencing. 44-year-old Yaroslav B.

On Monday, the 2nd Western District Court in Moscow sentenced the citizen of Ukraine to Christina Lyubashenko to 12 years in prison, finding guilty of the spread of the so-called fakes about the Russian army and participation in a terrorist organization. The verdict is associated with two shares in May 2023.

The results of the world summit * The attack of the recognized Islamic State Terrorist Group in the Rostov-on-Don pre-trial detention center * The story of the student expelled from the Moscow State University * What is due to the disappearance of the monument to Crimea to the monument to Dissenta Peter Grigorenko.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia announced the termination of Russian participation in the consideration of a complaint of Australia and the Netherlands in the Council of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in connection with the Boeing Capstrap "Malaysian Airlines" over Donbass in July 2014. Then 298 people were killed, many of whom were citizens of the Netherlands and Australia. The plane flew from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur.

Novolipetsk Iron and Steel Works On Monday night, drones attacked the Belgorod, Voronezh and Lipetsk regions. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, six UAVs were destroyed by air defense systems. During the night, one drone was shot down over the Belgorod region, two over the Voronezh region and three drones were destroyed over the Lipetsk region, the Russian defense department said. There is no information about casualties or damage yet.

Ramzan Kadyrov The Project publication on Monday published an investigation into the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, and his family.

Putin's "peace plan". US sanctions against Mosbirzhi

Within a month, the Ukrainian army concluded contracts with more than 2,750 prisoners released for military service. The Washington Post writes about this. The law allowing such hiring was signed on May 17 by President Volodymyr Zelensky. Prisoners can receive parole if they are not convicted of premeditated murder of two or more people, sex crimes, serious corruption crimes and crimes against the state.