The Israeli parliament immediately approved in the second and third readings the amendment to the law “Basic Law: Judicial power”, which limits the control of the Supreme Court over the government. According to the Knesset website, the bill was supported by 64 deputies from the ruling coalition, and opposition deputies did not participate in the vote: they left the hall before the start of the procedure - in protest, since all their objections to the text of the document were rejected.

Читать на русском языке On July 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law to raise the reserve age and facilitate additional military recruitment during the ongoing mobilization across the country. Men under 66, including retired individuals, can now be sent to war. Additionally, the State Duma Defense Committee approved an amendment raising the upper age limit of conscription by three years — from 27 to 30 years of age.

The workers of the Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant (U-UAZ) decided to distribute a new form before the visit of the head of government Mikhail Mishustin, but the leadership asked to take shape after the end of the event. It is reported by the Telegram channel "All Ulan-Ude", publishing a message from the administration of the factory to employees. Mishustin should come to the plant during a working trip to Ulan-Ude on Tuesday, July 25.

News “There is a question whether Israel will remain liberal democracy” is an expert. The opposition appealed in court an amendment to the law on the judiciary July 24, 2023 The Israeli opposition filed an appeal to the country's Supreme Court of the country on the City on July 24 to amend the Basic Law on the Judicial power prohibiting the Supreme Court to discuss the decisions of the government.

Antifacked Fake Vladimir Putin: The Grain Transaction, torn by Russia, helped poor countries, but the European Union The Insider July 24, 2023 The Kremlin’s official website published an article by Vladimir Putin “Russia and Africa: combining efforts for peace, progress and a successful future”. Formally, it is dedicated to the Russia-Africa Summit and the Russian Humanitarian Forum opening on July 27 in St. Petersburg.

Three of the four authors of the bill, according to which it is proposed to deprive Russian citizenship by birth for desertion, “discrediting” the army and calls for extremism, removed their names from the document. Judging by the card of the bill on the State Duma website, now its author is one person - Sergey Tsekov, representing the Annesized Crimea.

The ex-adviser of the Minister of Defense of Russia Sergei Shoigu, and now the adviser to the director of the Tretyakov Gallery Elena Pronicheva Maria Kitaeva may marry the deputy minister of defense Timur Ivanov , who earns a tens of millions of rubles on the destroyed Mariupol, and travels around Europe.

Читать на русском языке Maria Kitayeva , a former advisor to Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and current advisor to Tretyakov Gallery director Yelena Pronicheva, may have married Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov , who earns tens of millions of roubles from construction contracts in occupied Mariupol, and has been traveling in Europe, according to a recent investigation by Alexei Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF).

In Russia, a criminal case was opened under an article on the desecration of burial places (part 1 of article 244 of the Criminal Code of Russia) against 23-year-old resident of Samara Alena Agafonova, who, as the prosecutor’s press release, “committed cynical, neglecting the norms of morality and morality of action, which later posted on the Internet”.

Читать на русском языке On July 24, Russian television channels were prohibited from covering the UAV attack on Moscow. As The Insider has learned from several sources, the government-run channels Rossiya-24 and Moskva-24 , as well as RBC and some regional TV channels, were banned from covering the topic 15 minutes prior to the 11 o'clock newscast. Despite this, reports about the drones were still aired in the 10 o'clock newscast.

In addition, Smirnova regularly write that they see her in the news and that she needs to change the profession, otherwise the “meeting” is inevitable. According to unknown people, they have information about the flights of the journalist and all the information about the routes and the whereabouts of her relatives. They also write to her that she was "saw today." Marfa Smirnova is the host of the ending of the Insider The Insider channel, a special correspondent of the Rain TV channel.

At least five Russian airlines do not have enough time and money for a ransom of about 90 western aircraft, private air carriers are concerned about the lack of criteria when allocating funds from the National Welfare Fund (FNB), which is also called the main Russian “cubic”. It is reported by Kommersant. A source close to the Ministry of Transport told Kommersant that the conditions of transactions were agreed (or close to coordination) in Aeroflot, S7, Ural Airlines, Ruslane and Charter IFLY.

An eyewitness who saw two defendants in the case of the “neo-Nazis from the Paragraph 88 group” ”Mikhail Balashov and Yegor Savelyev in the police department on Novokuznetskaya Street in Moscow, said that they were tortured by the security forces. According to Mediazona, other detained teenagers were also beaten.

News Russian TV channels banned from covering July 24 drone attack on Moscow 24 July 2023 TI The Insider Читать на русском языке On July 24, Russian television channels were prohibited from covering the UAV attack on Moscow. As The Insider has learned from several sources, the government-run channels Rossiya-24 and Moskva-24 , as well as RBC and some regional TV channels, were banned from covering the topic 15 minutes prior to the 11 o'clock newscast.

Читать на русском языке Marfa Smirnova, a journalist for The Insider , has been facing threats from unidentified individuals since April this year. They use Telegram to send her intimidating messages, warning her to stop writing and producing journalistic materials, including reports. Smirnova received a disturbing wiretap of her family's Moscow apartment. The audio recording captured conversations within the apartment, and she was also sent a photo of her family members in a car.