In addition to 14 German tanks, Leopard 2 will transfer another 60 armored vehicles to Ukraine, said the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andrei Ermak. According to him, we are talking about the transfer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including 30 Tvards (RT-91 Twardy)-a modernized version of the Soviet T-72 tank. In an interview with CTV News, the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Moravesky confirmed this information.

Dmitry Peskov Decrees of the President of Russia on the pardon of prisoners recruited to participate in the war in Ukraine are classified. This was said by the press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov, answering the BBC question about how grounds the prisoners are sent to the war zone. “I can’t say anything about the decrees. You know that there are open decrees, there are decrees with a secrecy stamp, so I can’t say anything about the decrees,” said Peskov.

Central Bank of Russia In 2022, the profit of Russian banks fell by almost 12 times. There has been no such low profit for seven years - since the crisis in 2015. This is due to sanctions against banks introduced after the start of military invasion of Ukraine. The data was published by the Central Bank of Russia. The net profit of Russian banks in 2022 amounted to 203 billion rubles. In the record 2021, the profit was 2.4 trillion rubles, that is, 11.8 times higher.

Galina Bogdanova, Veliky Novgorod 44-year-old Novgorod, Alexei Starikov, really wanted to go to the war with Ukraine, but he was not allowed to conclude a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. He nevertheless achieved his in August 2022-and after three weeks he disappeared. Relatives were given a sealed coffin with the body; But the mother, wife and son of Alexei Starikov do not believe that they were buried.

Dasha Serenko The Ministry of Justice of Russia updated the Unified Register of Foreign Agents. The list of Little Big group Ilya Prusikin, journalist Fidel Agumava, official representative of the Dalai Lama XIV in Russia, Mongolia and the CIS countries Erdni-Basan Ombadkov, human rights activist Rafis Kashapov and Themactivist Dasha Dasha,. In addition to individuals, LLC Philosophy of Non -Silia and the Fund for the Development of Digital Rights fell into the register.

Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on ratification of an agreement between Russia and Belarus on the recognition of visas. Belarus ratified it back in 2020. The document is published on the legal information website. Under this agreement, a foreigner who received a visa in Russia or in Belarus will be able to cross the border of both countries without an additional visa.

Mobilization in Russia The authorities of Finland decided to temporarily stop providing political asylum to the Russians who fled from the country from mobilization. This was reported by Helsingin Sanomat with reference to the country's migration service. The decision was made due to difficulties in collecting information about the applicants and the possible consequences for them to refuse to service.

Oleg Belousov The Petersburger Oleg Belousov made a list of extremists and Rosfinmonitoring terrorists. He is accused of two criminal cases - about "fakes" about the Russian army and about calls for extremism. He wrote in social networks that "Putin is a traitor number one." In the summer of 2022, a criminal case of "fakes" about the Russian army was opened against Oleg Belousov.

The leadership of the college at the St. Petersburg Agrarian University (SPbGAU) demands from the student Ekaterina Sergeyenko to expel from the educational institution due to the fact that a few years ago she registered in the “smart vote” and now the girl was in some Lists of the FSB, the North. Real was told by Sergeyenko herself. The wage -smoker Ekaterina Sergeenko is from Nizhny Tagil. After graduating from grade 11, two years ago she moved to St.

Sasha Skochilenko The artist Sasha Skochilenko, accused in a criminal case of “fake news” about the army, is threatened with punishment for sleeping during the day. Skochilenko takes medications for heart disease and antidepressants - they cause drowsiness. Public defender Margarita Kislyakova reported this. According to her, on January 18, video cameras were installed in Skochilenko’s cell, and she is being monitored around the clock.