Klishas said that the bill banning participation in elections for Navalny's supporters "will require significant revision" Photo: Alexey Navalny // photo: still frame from the video of the press service of the Moscow City Court The Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building will propose making noticeable changes to the essence of the bill banning participation in State Duma elections for people who are in one way or another involved in extremist organizations,

After the Kazan school shooting, Russian officials once again launched a whole range of security mechanisms, as if no one needed them before. Many experts are already pointing out the similarity of what happened in the capital of Tatarstan with the events of three years ago in Kerch .

The actress will star in the film "Challenge", some of the episodes of which will be filmed on the International Space Station Photo: Yulia Peresild // Photo in article: Global Look Press Channel One and Roscosmos launched a film project called “Challenge”. As they promise, the filming of some episodes will take place on the International Space Station, that is, in space. Our actors and director will fly there.

Acting Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene in the situation with Azerbaijan. “Since the agreement has not been fully implemented, today I appealed to the President of Russia in accordance with the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance of 1997 and the Treaty on the Armenian-Russian Grouping of Forces to provide Armenia, including military assistance,” Interfax quotes Pashinyan.

Deputy Mikhail Timonov explained: “When special services are used to fight the opposition, it is always illegal.” Photo: Mikhail Timonov // still frame: YouTube The Moscow metro began mass layoffs of employees who registered on the “Freedom for Navalny” website. Employees are offered two options: either leave by agreement of the parties, or, in case of refusal, they are fired for absenteeism.

Tarot reader Yuliana Milyaeva told how the public can help Vyacheslav Zaitsev escape from the hands of ill-wishers Photo: Vyacheslav Zaitsev // photo: Global Look Press; in the article: Instagram The public is discussing scandalous videos featuring Vyacheslav Zaitsev in the company of a certain Garafutdinov family. People who call themselves friends of the famous couturier regularly publish videos with the fashion designer on social networks. Many people are shocked by these videos.

From May 25, the number of regular flights between Russia and South Korea, Finland, and Japan will increase. The capital's operational headquarters reports this. Also from this date, mutual flights between Russia and five countries will be resumed: Mexico, Malta, Iceland, Saudi Arabia and Iceland. Earlier it was reported that Greece abolished the entry quota for no more than 4 thousand Russians.

Still, perhaps, fresh in memory is the performance that was organized by a number of domestic media in order to prove that the scandalous “palace” near Gelendzhik from Alexei Navalny’s investigation belongs to anyone other than President Vladimir Putin, as was initially claimed by the authors of the video, which has received over 116 million views on YouTube.

The US Embassy in Russia reports that the Russian side has informed about the temporary freeze of the decision to ban Russians from working in diplomatic missions of “unfriendly states.” In this regard, for now, American representatives in Russia will continue to provide their fellow citizens with normal services. There is no talk of temporarily resuming the issuance of visas to Russians: “We will also ensure the issuance of immigration visas in priority and urgent cases,” the embassy writes.

Photo: Global Look Press “Victory over coronavirus” in Russia, which experts have been expecting for months, appears to be postponed for now. And if political scientists previously expected that this significant and certainly long-awaited event for millions of Russians could be officially announced as part of President Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly, today they have to moderate their optimism a little.

The Moscow metro began mass layoffs of employees who registered on the “Freedom for Navalny” website. Employees are offered two options: either leave by agreement of the parties, or, in case of refusal, they are fired for absenteeism.

Resorts in Greece are now open to an unlimited number of Russians, TASS reports, citing the government bulletin of the state. If previously the Greek authorities set a quota for the presence of only 4 thousand Russian citizens in the country, now the ministries have decided to admit any traveler if they have a negative PCR test for COVID-19, a vaccination certificate or a certificate of past coronavirus.

Journalists from the Dozhd TV channel tried to call employees of the capital's metro, who, according to them, were fired because their names and email addresses were in the leaked database of signatories of the “Free Navalny!” website. In total, there are 170 people in the merged base, located in the metro. Several people are on vacation or on sick leave, and 33 people were able to answer the channel’s journalists and confirm that they were asked to resign by agreement of the parties.

“Victory over coronavirus” in Russia, which experts have been expecting for months, appears to be postponed for now. And if political scientists previously expected that this significant and certainly long-awaited event for millions of Russians could be officially announced as part of President Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly, today they have to moderate their optimism a little.

The Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Lipetsk Region began a pre-investigation investigation into the publication of a video recording on the Internet, where a police officer does not react to the beating of a man under the windows of the Yelets city administration. The video was published in the telegram channel of Lipetsk Region Council deputy Oleg Khomutnikov.