In Syzran, Samara region, the entrance to a residential building collapsed as a result of a drone attack. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, two people died. “As a result of an attack by UAF drones in Syzran, the entrance to a residential apartment building partially collapsed. Search and rescue teams are working on the site. Four people, including one child, were rescued from the rubble,” said Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev.

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Collage Sergei Medvedev's interlocutors - Arkady Moshes and Yuri Fedorov 2026 was a year of difficult trials for NATO. First, Donald Trump's intention to seize Greenland, then the US operation in Iran, in which NATO allies refused to participate, seriously undermined Atlantic unity. Will the US leave NATO? Is Europe ready for possible Russian aggression? And could Ukraine suddenly turn out to be NATO's savior?

Representatives of the European Union countries on April 22 approved the provision of a loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine. At the same time, the 20th package of sanctions against Russia was agreed upon. According to Radio Liberty, a ban on maritime transportation of Russian oil is not included in it. A number of other changes have also been made; more details about them can be found in the material of the “System” project.

Action in support of Ukraine, Berlin, March 1, 2025 Garry Kasparov, a member of the “Russian Democratic Platform” in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, prepared an appeal for the next session of this organization, in which he called on Western countries to help formalize the “political subjectivity” of Russians who are opponents of the current Russian regime.

Rumen Radev during the election campaign of Progressive Bulgaria The landslide victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections in Bulgaria by the new Progressive Bulgaria party led by ex-president Rumen Radev has raised many questions about the country's future direction. Radev is often called a pro-Russian politician. Some analysts even predict that he will play the role of “the second Viktor Orban” – the future leader of the Eurosceptic and pro-Kremlin wing in European politics.

Cathedral of the Holy Protection of the Virgin Mary in Khankendi, 2019 An Armenian NGO reported on the demolition by the Azerbaijani authorities of the Cathedral of the Holy Protection of the Virgin Mary in Khankendi, Karabakh. “This is not just the demolition of a church. This is a continuation of the same policies that led to the Armenian genocide a century ago. Today it is manifesting itself in new forms - as cultural genocide and a planned process of destruction.

Fire after the attack on the port of Tuapse Tuapse, a Russian port city on the Black Sea whose oil facilities have been hit by Ukrainian drones in recent days, is reeling from major fires at oil storage facilities. The strikes were carried out on the nights of April 16 and 20, and the fire after the last of them continues to this day.

How to plug the “hole” in the budget and why should Putin fight if there are not enough oil revenues and it is impossible to collect money from business? We discuss it in the program “Facing the Event” with economist Vladislav Zhukovsky.

In Syzran, two people died - a grandmother and a granddaughter. The entrance to a residential building collapsed after a drone strike. Another 12 people were injured, three of them were taken to hospital. Ukraine did not comment on the attack. also in the issue: - Head of the General Staff of the Russian Army Gerasimov announced the complete capture of the Lugansk region, for the fourth time - Trump extended the truce with Iran.

01:09 Donald Trump extended the truce with Iran. Peace negotiations have not resumed 02:47 Why the Yemeni Houthis do not carry out their threat to block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait 07:07 The EU approved a loan to Ukraine in the amount of 90 billion euros.

The founder of the Telegram messenger Pavel Durov on the evening of April 22 reported that a registered letter was sent to his name at the address where he lived 20 years ago in Russia, in the addressee column of which he was called a “suspect.” The apartment in Russia where I lived 20 years ago received a summons for “Suspect PV Durov”. They must suspect me of defending Articles 29 and 23 of the Russian Constitution - guaranteeing freedom of speech and the right to private correspondence.

Books with censorship restrictions in Russia The general director of the Eksmo publishing house, Evgeny Kapiev, and three other employees detained on Tuesday in Moscow are being interrogated in a criminal case on extremism, which was opened in May 2025. This was reported by the Eksmo publishing house and explained that the case concerned several titles of books with signs of “LGBT propaganda” published by the Popcorn Books publishing house before it joined Eksmo.

Collage: Putin and Zyuganov The head of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Gennady Zyuganov, believes that Russia is in danger of repeating the situation of 1917 because of the economy that has “sank to the bottom”: “We told you ten times that the economy will inevitably fail. The entire first quarter has sunk to the bottom. If you urgently do not take financial, economic and other measures, then in the fall what happened in 1917 will await us.