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Mar 18, 2024
The Moscow student was arrested for messages in Telegram chats sent after the announcement of mobilization in September 2022
The court in Moscow arrested a college student Denis Eroshin, accused under the article on the justification of terrorism (part 2 of article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). According to the OVD-Info, the reason for the criminal case was the publication in Telegram chat, made on September 22, 2022-the day after the announcement of mobilization in Russia.
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Mar 18, 2024
Observer from Moscow was appointed 12 days of arrest for the White -Sine -White flag in VK
The Koptevsky District Court of Moscow arrested for 12 days on charges of demonstrating extremist symbols (part 1 of article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) an observer from the Communist Party, anesthesiologist Vera Indienko. This is stated in the decision on the court website. Indienko was detained on March 17. Her acquaintances emphasized that the doctor alone brings up a five -year -old daughter - in such cases, the Code of Administrative Offenses prohibits their mother arrests.
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Mar 18, 2024
In the Belgorod region, 11 people were killed under shelling in a week, 93 residents were injured - the Ministry of Health of the region
As a result of shelling in the Belgorod region, from March 12 to March 18, 11 people were killed. This was announced by the Minister of Health of the region Andrei Ikonnikov at an operational meeting. 93 residents were injured. According to the announced data, among the wounded, remaining in hospitals, at least two children. 10 people are in serious condition. “Some patients require longer treatment. They contacted federal centers, the telemedicine consultation was sent.
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Mar 18, 2024
Alexander Malchevsky
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Mar 18, 2024
The FSB reported on the detention of a Russian woman in the Crimea, who "tried to set fire to a relay" using "Banderochmuzi"
In the occupied Simferopol, they detained a citizen of Russia born in 1999, which, according to the FSB press service, was going to set fire to a relay cabinet on the Crimean railway to prevent military transportation. Personal data of the detainee are not called. On the fact of the incident, a criminal case was instituted on the preparation for the terrorist attack (part 1 of article 30 of the Criminal Code, part 1 of article 205 of the Criminal Code).
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Mar 18, 2024
The Prosecutor General’s Office accused the three Canadian NGOs of “discrediting Russia” and declared them “undesirable”
The Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation recognized three Canadian non-governmental organizations in Russia: “School of Global Affairs and State Policy Munk”, “The School of International Relations of Norman Paterson” and “Russian-Canadian Democratic Alliance”.
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Mar 18, 2024
We lost, but did not leave. Polish conservatives did not come to terms with the election and de facto installed dual power in the country
Society We lost, but did not leave. Polish conservatives did not come to terms with the election and de facto installed dual power in the country Alexander Malchevsky 18 march 2024 Two irreconcilable political enemy-Polish President Andrzej Duda and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk-went to Washington last week to help Joseph Biden convince Congress of the need to help Ukraine.
Александр Мальчевский
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Mar 18, 2024
Self-prosecution as a national sport. How Stalinism forged ‘self-criticism,’ self-denunciation, and other forms of public apology
In today's Russia, the petulant head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, is not the only one who demands that his critics apologize on camera. Many weeks after blogger Nastya Ivleeva's infamous “almost naked party,” which attracted a crowd of celebrities dressed (or undressed) in accordance with the theme, guests are still partaking in acts of public penance that have included visits to Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine, where they performed charitable concerts for locals and troops.
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Mar 18, 2024
“The way to the booth is an obstacle course”: Russia’s Belgorod Region goes to the polls amid war. A report by The Insider
POLITICS “The way to the booth is an obstacle course”: Russia’s Belgorod Region goes to the polls amid war. A report by The Insider Maria Alexeeva 18 March 2024 Local authorities in Russia’s Belgorod Region didn’t cancel voting in the recent presidential election, despite the constant air alerts, drone strikes and loss of life. Residents of the border region have to go to the polling stations under fire, taking shelter in apartment buildings and basements on the way.
Maria Alexeeva
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Mar 18, 2024
The elections under shelling in Belgorod, the next attacks on the refinery in Russia, Putin condemned “meat assaults” - but there is a nuance. What is happening at the front
News The elections under shelling in Belgorod, the next attacks on the refinery in Russia, Putin condemned “meat assaults” - but there is a nuance.
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Mar 18, 2024
“A meat grinder worse than Bakhmut”: Russia paid a shocking price for the ruins of Avdiivka
After months of battle, Russian forces now occupy the eastern Ukrainian town of Avdiivka. If Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu's statements are to be believed, the Russians accomplished this feat with “minimal losses.” However, documented visual evidence suggests the opposite: capturing the small town cost the lives of several thousand soldiers and led to the destruction of hundreds of armored vehicles.
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Mar 18, 2024
In the "DPR" ten military personnel of the Azov regiment were convicted of 26 to 27 years. They were accused of shelling of "civilians"
The Supreme Court of the DPR sentenced ten to 26 years of imprisonment in the colony of maximum security colony of ten servicemen of the Azov regiment for the artillery shotgun of Mariupol in February-March 2022. This was reported by the press service of the Russian Prosecutor General.
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Mar 18, 2024
The end of neutrality: How Austria is getting rid of Russian spies
POLITICS The end of neutrality: How Austria is getting rid of Russian spies Sergey Kanev 18 March 2024 On March 13, Austria announced the expulsion of two Russian diplomats for “actions that are incompatible with their diplomatic status.” Moscow frequently uses official diplomatic cover in order to mask its foreign espionage operatives, and in the past two years alone, Austria has shown the door to six Russian Foreign Ministry officials.
Sergey Kanev
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Mar 18, 2024
The end of neutrality: How Austria is getting rid of Russian spies
On March 13, Austria announced the expulsion of two Russian diplomats for “actions that are incompatible with their diplomatic status.” Moscow frequently uses official diplomatic cover in order to mask its foreign espionage operatives, and in the past two years alone, Austria has shown the door to six Russian Foreign Ministry officials. Vienna’s attitude to the abundance of Russian spies on its territory finally appears to be evolving.
Sergey Kanev
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Mar 18, 2024
Self-prosecution as a national sport. How Stalinism forged ‘self-criticism,’ self-denunciation, and other forms of public apology
History Self-prosecution as a national sport. How Stalinism forged ‘self-criticism,’ self-denunciation, and other forms of public apology 18 March 2024 In today's Russia, the petulant head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, is not the only one who demands that his critics apologize on camera.
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