Moscow authorities have launched a campaign against domestic violence, “Beating means he doesn’t love.” Don't be silent! Interfax writes about this with reference to the city’s deputy mayor for social development, Anastasia Rakova. In women's restrooms, more than 50 shopping centers have placed special stickers with a QR code that leads to the website of the Crisis Center for Women and Children. In the near future, stickers should appear in social institutions.

The author of the piercing stories from the most distant corners of the country, a photographer, an independent journalist, film documentary, Vladimir Sevrinovsky, is one of those who remained in Russia with the outbreak of war and continued to work in changing conditions, without changing himself.

Fraudsters have started using the game Hamster Kombat to steal users' personal Telegram accounts. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to Kaspersky Lab. “Specialists have discovered a scheme in which scammers send users links to a phishing resource for authorization in the service. Through it you can supposedly withdraw coins from the game Hamster Kombat and convert them into rubles. To do this, you need to log in to Telegram: enter your credentials on the page that opens.

A tenth of Russians surveyed would believe in the existence of alien life if the president talked about it. TASS writes about this with reference to Rambler&Co survey data. Another 6% of respondents will believe in UFOs if official media reports about them, 12% will have enough confirmation in videos, and 3% - the words of friends. 49% recognize the existence of aliens only if they see them themselves, and 20% trust exclusively the research of famous scientists.

The prosecutor of the Magadan region, Dmitry Razuvaev, filed a lawsuit to invalidate certain provisions of the law allowing the killing of stray animals. This is reported on the department's website. “The Magadan Region Prosecutor’s Office takes the position that the rule on the euthanasia of non-dangerous stray animals contradicts federal legislation and the principles of humanity,” the statement says. Experts have already counted the dogs that were previously captured and placed in shelters.

The All-Russian Union of Patients (VSP) proposed creating a new medical specialty - arrhythmology. Patients are confident that a regular cardiologist may not be enough to treat arrhythmia. Vedomosti writes about this with reference to activists. According to the current rules, the position of an arrhythmologist does not exist in Russia; instead, there is a doctor with a more general profile - a cardiologist. There are about 80 arrhythmologists in Moscow, 37 in St.