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Sep 29, 2023
"They buried them in one huge hole." What remains of the Special Camp No. 1
Archive photo From the Special Camp No. 1 ("Mineral" or Minlag) in the village of Abza in the area of the city of Inta in the north of the Komi today only the memorial cemetery remains. In the time of the Stalinist Gulag, the prisoners built the Intinsky coal mines and the railway to Vorkuta here. According to the Museum of the History of the Gulag , in different years, up to 35 thousand prisoners were contained in the mineral camp.
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Sep 29, 2023
In Vorkuta, a cross was defeated in memory of the Polish prisoners of the Gulag
In Vorkuta in an abandoned village of Rudnik, unknown people knocked the cross established in memory of the exiled Gulag from Poland. This happened about a month ago, but it became known only now. Journalists "7x7" drew attention to the disappearance of the cross. Unknown people destroyed the foundation of the cross and he fell. Vorkuta could not comment on what had happened. It is not known on whose balance the monument was. The memorable cross was installed in the mine in 1997.
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
The Finnish army pays the owners of plots on the border with Russia
The border of Finland and Russia in the Imatra area The Finnish authorities conclude secret agreements with the owners of land plots near the Russian border, the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper reports . According to these agreements, landowners allow the Finnish army to build protective fortifications on their land. When signing documents, they receive a one -time payment of 750 euros.
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
In Russia, the military registration and enlistment office lined up. Companies do not have time to register workers
In large cities of Russia, large lines lined up before the military registration and enlistment office, and the institutions themselves cannot cope with the influx of visitors. From October 1, multiple fines for violation of the procedure for maintaining military records have been entering into force - employers want to have time to register their employees. It is reported by Kommersant. What kind of fines?
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
Ministry of Defense: There are no plans for additional mobilization
The Ministry of Defense does not plan to conduct additional mobilization measures to continue the war in Ukraine, the deputy chief of the Main Organizational and Mobilization Administration of the General Staff Rear Admiral Vladimir Tsimlyansky said at a briefing on September 29.
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
Norway from October 3 will stop skipping cars with Russian numbers
Entrance to the territory of Norway by cars with Russian numbers will be completely blocked from Tuesday, October 3. This was announced today in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country. "Norway, together with the allies and like -minded people, reacts to the brutal aggressive war that Russia wages against Ukraine.
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
Lithuania demanded to take out cars with Russian numbers from the country
Lithuania’s customs have published requirements for cars with Russian numbers - their owners should take their cars outside the country and the European Union within six months after entering. The statement clarifies that travel to the Kaliningrad region or from it is allowed by cars with Russian numbers, but only if its owner is present in the car and he has a document of simplified transit. Under these conditions, you can be 24 hours in Lithuania.
RFE; RL
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Sep 29, 2023
Petersburg: Activist Vitaly Ioffe was detained on a single picket
Vitaly Ioffe In St. Petersburg at the Academic Metro station, the police detained activist Vitaly Ioffe because of the picket in support of the activist Olga Smirnova, sentenced to six years in a criminal case of "fakes" about the Russian army due to posts on social networks, the North Relastic correspondent reports. “Today, almost a month after she was sentenced to 6 years. 6 years for the truth, for fighting for the humanization of our society.
RFE; RL