The authorities of the Leningrad Region sent an order to send employees to state enterprises for military retraining. This was reported by "New Gazeta. Europe." According to the publication, men aged 18 to 60 years are awarded the agenda directly at the workplace, or through the leadership they transfer the demand to appear at the military registration and enlistment office.

In the Novosibirsk, Kurgan, Saratov and Ulyanovsk regions, new volunteer battalions are being formed to participate in the war in Ukraine. Recruits in such divisions offer lump -sum payments up to 300 thousand rubles. At the same time, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), in the Russian regions they began to delay payments to volunteers.

The General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation announced an unwanted organization of the Calvert 22 Foundation Foundation, which since 2009 has been promoting Russian art workers abroad. The former head of the Russian branch of the Fund and St. Petersburg journalist Valery Nechey explained to the correspondent of the North.

Detention of a resident in St. Petersburg (archive photo) In St. Petersburg, police detained Timur Gilmanov for the anti-war picket. This was reported by the publication "OTD-info" with reference to the activist himself. Gilmanov on the poster wrote a quote from the novel by George Orwell, 1984: "War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is power." The activist was detained and delivered to the police department No. 28. Later, the activist was released from the police.

The Kaliningrad police made a warning to the transgender transition to a resident of the city Leonid Georgievsky, considering that his posts on Facebook are promoting “non -traditional relations and Nazism”. About this North. Realia was told by Georgievsky himself.

Railway communication between Russia and Lithuania (archive photo) Problems with the payment of transportation of Russian goods can lead to a situation that will force Lithuania to stop railway transit to Kaliningrad. This was stated by the Minister of Communications and Transport of the Republic of Marus Skoodis. Earlier, the Lithuanian “Shyulyay Bank”, serving the Kaliningrad transit, announced the termination of banking operations with Russia and Belarus from September 1.

The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommended that the Russians refuse stores to refuse the sale of sanctions goods, if it is known that they would then be imported into Russia. This was reported by the Finnish television and radio broadcasting corporation Yle. At the same time, the Foreign Ministry specified that it may be difficult for the seller to understand whether the buyer is going to introduce the purchased goods to Russia if he does not issue a VAT refund.

Monument to Soviet soldiers in Riga (archive photo). A monument to Soviet soldiers in Riga will be destroyed after dismantling. The monument will be disassembled in parts and directed for disposal. This was told by the mayor of Riga Martins Stakis. According to the mayor, the museum of the occupation was not recognized by any of the elements of the monument to artistic value.

Anti -war rally in Finland In Finland, stores began to limit the sale of goods that fell under sanctions to Russian tourists. It is reported by Yle News. In particular, the restrictions were limited to duty -free sales of smartphones, computers and household appliances from Gigantti and Power stores. Kymen Seudun Osuuskauppa chain also limited the sale of goods that Tax Free make out. There, Russian tourists also do not sell products on the sanctions list.

The family in the village of Wojitsa in the Kalevalsky district of Karelia must pay 127 million rubles so that her house under construction is connected to electricity. Such an account for the technical accession to electric networks was issued by the "Prionizh network company", the north of the North. A local resident Anna Nikandrova told. This fact was also confirmed in the network company.

Today, hundreds of residents and guests of St. Petersburg chose to spend a day in huge lines. For Russians, this was the last opportunity to acquire things of the famous H&M brand, which, like hundreds of others, announced leaving the country because of the war with Ukraine

Protest rally in support of Alexei Navalny in St. Petersburg, January 31, 2022 The Moscow City Court came to a new lawsuit against the politician Alexei Navalny. The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Smolensk region requires to recover overturned overtime, paid by the police for trips to rallies in Moscow on July 27 and August 3, 2019.