How the war changes the strategy

Illustrative photo A US appeals court has revived a lawsuit against TikTok brought by the mother of a 10-year-old girl who died after taking part in the popular Blackout Challenge. Reuters reports this. The agency emphasizes that federal law generally protects companies from such lawsuits over user-generated content. However, the District Court of Appeal previously ruled that the girl's mother can bring claims against TikTok for algorithm recommendations that contributed to her daughter's death.

Vladimir Paperny Vladimir Paperny, author of Culture Two, a legendary study of the alternation of modernity and anti-modernity in Russia, views the current war as part of a global conservative turn. Nevertheless, he is confident that in the near future the demand for modernity will return again.

Information digest "Time of Freedom", August 28 Information digest "Time of Freedom", August 28 The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to hold positions in the Kursk region; Disputes surrounding the ban on the use of Western missiles against targets in Russia; Vladimir Zelensky announced the successful testing of a Ukrainian-made ballistic missile; IAEA Head Grossi visited the Kursk NPP; Russian doctors demand that a criminal case of negligence be opened against the FSIN employees who allowed the

In Samara In Samara, the home of local blogger and human rights activist Alina Lushavina was searched in connection with the case of justifying terrorism. This was reported on her telegram channel. “An operative hit me, twenty masked people came and attacked me right at the entrance,” Lushavina says in the video after the search. What exactly she is accused of is still unknown.

In the city of Kotelnich, Kirov Region, on the morning of August 28, drones allegedly attacked a tank with petroleum products. This was announced by the governor of the region, Alexander Sokolov. As Baza clarifies , according to preliminary data, drones attacked a warehouse with petroleum products at the Vyatka plant. Baza claims that there were three drones in total, and after one of them hit, one of the tanks caught fire.

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An illustrative photo The court in Izhevsk sentenced the student Artemy Perevoschikov to 2.5 years in the colony for graffiti against the war and in support of the opposition politician Alexei Navalny. This was reported to the "Mediazone" in the press service of the court.

"This is vital, otherwise you can go crazy." About 130 thousand people were signed on the page of the Ukrainian soldier Ruslan Mokritsky in Tik-Tok. The operator of combat drones is shared by recipes for the field kitchen.

Sergey Mikhailov The founder of the Country-Altai newspaper Listov, Sergei Mikhailov, made the last word in the court in the case of the so-called fakes about the Russian army. Sergei Mikhailov is accused of publication on the website and the telegram channel of the “leaflet” information about the murder of civilian citizens in the Ukrainian city of Buch and the destruction of civilian facilities in Ukraine. The prosecutor's office requested 9 years in prison for Mikhailov.

Building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation on Smolenskaya Square in Moscow The Russian Foreign Ministry for banned the entry of 92 citizens of the United States, including a number of journalists from the publications of Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and New York Times.

The house of environmental activist Elena Koltsova in Yekaterinburg burned down as a result of arson. This is stated in the conclusion of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which Kedr has. During the investigation, the department found “signs of the presence of hydrocarbons and gasoline” in the fire area. The police opened a criminal case under the article on the deliberate destruction of someone else's property by arson. The suspect has been detained.

Pavel Durov Agencies France Presse and Reuters, citing sources, report that Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been taken to a Paris court. His pre-trial detention expires in the evening. He must either be formally charged with a crime or released. The decision will reportedly be made by the investigating judge. It has not yet been officially announced whether the investigation will bring charges and demand that Durov be taken into custody.

APU patrol in Sudge Sota journalists announced that they were preparing a report from the territory of the Kursk region occupied by Ukrainian troops. The photos they published near the Russian defensive structures-the “Dragon teeth”-caused indignation in pro-government telegram channels. Marina Akhmedova, editor -in -chief of the Providing REGUM RUNDUM and Member of the Human Rights Council, said that the Investigative Committee would require the actions of journalists for the legality.