Festival in Pankisi From June 15 to 17, the first film festival dedicated to the works of young Chechen directors was held in the Georgian Pankisi Gorge. The paintings shown here touch on themes of migration and returning to one's roots. It was no coincidence that the Pankisi Gorge was chosen as the venue - a large community of Chechen-Kists lives there, and the theme of identity and connection with the homeland is constantly present in their lives.

In Ingushetia, the search for 8-year-old Khizir Derbichev lasted a week. Against this background, the Chechen authorities organized a PR campaign: Kadyrov’s sons prayed on camera, military personnel and officials emphasized the role of the head of the republic in the operation. This is not the first PR campaign of the Kadyrovs in search of a missing child.

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Information digest “Time of Freedom with Andrei Sharogradsky.” Monday, June 22 01:13 Crimea was left without fuel after the Ukrainian strikes 04:36 Vladimir Zelensky demanded that Alexander Lukashenko dismantle repeaters in Belarus that help Russian UAVs 05:39 Why Zelensky and other Ukrainian presidents returned the state awards they received to Poland 12:31 The Central Bank of Russia lowered the base rate by only 0.25% 17:08 First round of US-Iran talks in Switzerland 21:32 Keir Starmer

Smoke over an oil storage facility in Feodosia after a Ukrainian drone strike, May 2026 On the night of June 21, the Ukrainian military attacked an oil depot in Kerch in annexed Crimea, the port of Caucasus and the Kerch crossing. Russian-appointed authorities on the annexed peninsula said four people were killed and more than 20 injured.

Russia has banned the sale of gasoline on marketplaces to “prevent speculative resales” of fuel, as stated by the Federal Antimonopoly Service. Allegedly, cards on Ozon and Wildberries will be blocked at the moderation stage; the Avito service has already hidden such advertisements “while the rules in this category are being finalized.” FAS also announced inspections of large oil traders and ordered strengthening control over fuel supplies to agricultural producers.

Illustrative photo As of the morning of June 22, at least 56,606 people from the regions of the Volga Federal District (plus the Astrakhan region) had died. During the period from June 15 to June 21, Idel.Realii identified the names of 300 military personnel from 15 regions of the Volga region who died in the war in Ukraine. Thus, as of the morning of June 22, at least 56,606 people from the regions of the Volga Federal District (plus the Astrakhan region) died.

Illustrative photo. Fire after a drone attack in St. Petersburg during SPIEF At the International Economic Forum held in St. Petersburg, Vladimir Putin again recalled the idea of ​​​​relocating state-owned companies and corporations from Moscow to the regions. Such plans have existed since the early 2000s, but every time something prevents their implementation.

During perestroika, Galich began to be published. The film crew plans to take 100 roses from the USSR to Paris to film a documentary about him and lay them on the poet’s grave. The heroes of the podcast recall Galich’s pirated recordings and apartment buildings of the 90s, where young musicians performed his songs. Replay from 12/22/23.

How has the life of Russians changed during four years of war? What are the main losses of the average Russian? Who are these unfortunate patriots? And what is the main desire of all Russians? Political scientist Ekaterina Shulman answers these and other questions from Present Time TV channel journalist Dmitry Novikov.

Ferry transportation through the Kerch crossing has been stopped, the isolation of annexed Crimea is increasing. The holidays are disrupted: children are being taken out of the camps, following a decree from the Moscow-appointed head of Crimea, Aksyonov. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced that it had hit a defense plant in Voronezh with high-precision missiles. The building of the enterprise was seriously damaged, regional authorities reported casualties.

Show more Collapse Today is June 22, the 1580th day of the war. In this issue, we summarize the week in the Volga region and tell how the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to change life in the regions. In the program: — Scenario visit: Why Vladimir Putin flew to Kazan, how mobile Internet was turned off for security reasons, and why the “random people” with whom the president communicated on the street probably turned out to be extras.

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S-400 air defense system, illustrative photo In May 2026, residents of the Moscow Kuntsevo district protested against the cutting down of trees in Moskvoretsky Park, which has been given the status of a specially protected natural area since 1998. Radio Liberty found out that a new position for S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems will probably appear there.