The employees of the Makhachkala city hall were forced to go out garbage collection, as the garbage collapse arose in the capital of Dagestan as a result of the migrants raid: the police detained the employees of the Makhachkala-1 budget institution, and there was no one to remove garbage in the city. This is written by RIA "Novosti".

The Chechen Askhab Upanov (Kasuev), detained in the “Crocus City Hall” terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall, died in the police department. Before his death, he was tortured, and then tried to stage suicide. It is reported by the Telegram channel 1adat. According to 1adat, Uspanov returned home home and waited for the bus at the stop when he was attacked by people in masks. Not understanding what was happening, Upanov resisted them. Later it turned out that these were police officers.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky on April 2 signed a law on a decrease in the age of mobilization from 27 to 25 years. This was reported on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada itself adopted the law last year. On the same day, the law on the electronic office of the military service was signed and published. The law involves the creation of a register of military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the public service of special transport.

A group of eyewitnesses of the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall and the relatives of the dead require holding the owners of the concert hall for the provision of services that do not meet security requirements. They insist that combustible materials were used in the decoration of the building, and the fire systems did not work. On April 2, the lawyer of the victims Igor Trunov filed an application addressed to the head of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin.

In Rostov-on-Don, flowers from a spontaneous memorial in memory of the victims of the attack in Crocus City Hall were transferred to the graves of the Russian military who died in Ukraine in the Northern cemetery. This was reported by the publication 161.ru, referring to the press secretary of the Merocus-on-Don Foundation Maria Gichenko. She notes that to transfer flowers and toys from the spontaneous memorial to the volunteers of the fund was allowed by the city administration.

Cover photo: The aftermath of a Ukrainian drone attack on the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan; Source: Ostorozhno, Novosti! On the morning of April 2, Ukrainian drones struck multiple targets in Tatarstan — 1,300 kilometers (over 800 miles) from Ukraine. The attacks marked the deepest Ukrainian strikes within Russian territory since the beginning of the full-scale war in February 2022.

The FSB intercepted the cargo of explosives, which was hidden in the icons that followed “from Ukraine”, the press service of the department made such a message on April 2. This is the third case of the seizure of small batches of explosives in two months, which is taken with complex routes, including through third countries, presumably for the organization of sabotage. Each time, communication with Ukraine is reported.

The authority was challenged by German Social Democrat Frank Schwabe, who in his speech accused Azerbaijan of bribery, pointing out that this began from the moment the country joined PACE in 2001. Perhaps the decision adopted by the assembly will put an end to the assertive Azerbaijani lobby in the Council of Europe. There is a chance that the era of “caviar diplomacy” highlighted in two European Stability Initiative (ESI) reports in 2012 and 2016 has come to an end.

In 2023, 27 countries of the European Union issued 7215 orders to leave the Russians to leave the territory of the association. This is a third larger than the previous year. This is evidenced by the data of the "Eurostat", to which the "Vilest" drew attention to. Statistics are recorded since 2021. Then 4920 people received the instructions. In 2022, 5380 Russians received them. In 2023, their number increased by 34%.

The FSB knew about the impending terrorist attack, a warning was received from the US intelligence services, but the information was not enough to prevent a terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall, said Sergey Naryshkin, head of the foreign intelligence service. “Yes, indeed, the Federal Security Service received certain information from the US intelligence services about what is, unfortunately, possible.

The Arbitration Court examined the claim of the blogger of Elena Blinovskaya against the Federal Tax Service on the reduction of taxes, penalties and a fine totaling more than 1.4 billion rubles. The representative of Blinovskaya said that the Federal Tax Service charged almost 227 million rubles of taxes for the Marathons of desires spent by the Blinovskaya Marathons. It is reported by TASS , referring to the correspondent.

The Novatek project for the production of liquefied natural gas, Arctic LNG-2, which fell under the US sanctions, sharply reduced gas production-in February it amounted to 83 million cubic meters, which is three times less than January of January and 5 times-the Vedomosti indicator , with reference to two sources, familiar with the statistics of the Ministry of Energy.

News Kyrgyzstan adopted a law on “foreign representatives”. It complicates the work of NGOs and prohibits them from political activity The Insider April 2, 2024 The head of Kyrgyzstan, Sadyr Japarov, signed the law on “foreign representatives,” as reported on the president’s Facebook page. The report says that the law is needed to ensure transparency in the work of non-governmental organizations.

The Iranian media, referring to the Corps of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution in Iran (KSIR), reported the death of seven people as a result of a strike at the Iranian consulate in Syria. Among the dead is General Mohammad Zached and, according to the IRNA agency, General Mohammad Hadi Hadja Rakhimi, as well as Hossein Amanollahi, Mehdi Jalalati, Mokhsen Sadagat, Ali Aga Babai, Ali Salehi Ruzbakhani. A blow to the consulate occurred on April 1 in Damascus. Syria accuses Israel.

Russia has suddenly taken a harder line on stray animals. Some regions have already legalized the mandatory killing of stray animals, while others have been killing stray dogs and cats for decades — without any special legislation in place. The Insider visited dog shelters in the Republic of Sakha-Yakutia, where, according to volunteers and human rights activists, the cruelest methods of animal treatment are practiced. In 2020, over 200 dogs and cats were brutally killed at one of the shelters.