The DPRK is experiencing a rise in the national economy through cooperation with Russia, writes in his material Financial Times, referring to the statement of the Minister of Defense of South Korea Shin Won Sika. According to him, this is due to large supplies from the Russian Federation of food, raw materials and oil products.

Journalist Sergei Karelin was detained on the night of April 26 on suspicion of cooperation with the FBK. On Saturday, the court arrested him for two months. He faces up to 6 years in prison under an article on participation in an extremist organization. It is reported by Associated Press. According to the publication, Karelin is accused of preparing materials for the YouTube channel of the Corruption Fund.

In Russia, from November 1, 2024, a unified register of information about citizens in military registration and obligated to be consisted will be launched. From this moment on, the paper summons on the call for military service or mobilization will be duplicated by electronic, and the notification about them will be sent through public services.

Investigators and other security forces began to recruit the defendants in criminal cases for war, Kommersant writes , referring to their sources in the law community. It is reported that during the investigative actions the defendants give papers with a description of the advantages of service in the army instead of conclusion. One such document is described with the heading “Explanation”.

POLITICS Battle of Attrition: Renewed “meat-grinder” assaults fail to turn the tide for Russian military in Ukraine 28 April 2024 Following the capture of Avdiivka, a new phase has unfolded in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) now find themselves defending under constant glide bomb airstrikes and grappling with shortages of both artillery ammunition and personnel.

Turkey is negotiating with the American energy company Exxonmobil regarding the multi -billion dollar transaction on the purchase of liquefied natural gas (LNG), said the Minister of Energy of Turkey Alparslan Bayractar in an interview with Financial Times. He clarified that his country, which imports almost all of his natural gas, seeks to create a “new deliveries of supplies”, which will make it less dependent on Russia and, in general, on any one partner.

The 85-year-old Sakhalin human rights activist Mark Cuperman opened a criminal case of public calls for extremism, he was a search, reports 7x7-Horizontal Russia with his words. According to this information, seven employees of the law enforcement agencies were conducted, a computer and a mobile phone were seized from Cuperman. According to the human rights activist, he was not arrested due to disability.

The Tajiki Foreign Ministry said that at the Moscow Airport, as of April 27, 954 Tajikistan are in the temporary detention zone “without providing proper sanitary conditions”. Among them are students who are trained in Russia on educational quotas of the Government of the Russian Federation. The report said that recently only 322 people have passed into the territory of Russia, and another 306 were introduced into a certain “list of expelled”. Already expelled 27 people.

The Ukrainian resource “Militatnium” suggested that since the Yak-52 is a training aircraft and it was virtually impossible to install a exchange machine-gun weapons on it, Russian drones were most likely shot down by shots from a rifle or machine gun, perfect member of the crew. This technology was used during the First World War.

Ukraine has applied to the European Council about the partial suspension of the actions in the country of some clauses of the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedom in connection with the military situation. The corresponding document is published on the website of the Council of Europe, it is specified that the application was submitted on April 4.

The security forces right in the dressing room interrogated the leader of the group of Sergei “Spider” of Trinity and two guitarists. They later delivered them to the police department. They are charged with propaganda of Nazi symbols (part 1 of article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

After the local elections on May 2, part of the British parliamentarians-conservatives intends to try to endure a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister of Great Britain Rishi Sunaku, writes Financial Times with reference to sources. We are talking about supporters of ex-Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Tracers.

The Government of the Russian Federation will allocate more than trillion rubles for additional financing for the development of the penitentiary system in Russia, including the construction of new colonies and the modernization of existing ones, Vedomosti write with reference to the draft resolution. According to the initial plans, they planned to spend 105 billion rubles on this. The document refers to the need to build a hybrid type in 29 regions of the Russian Federation.

RU After months of intense combat around Avdiivka in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region, Russian forces eventually managed to breach the Ukrainian defenses to the east of the town’s coke and chemical plant. They swiftly advanced into the urban area, cutting off the only paved road supplying the southern part of the city. Not even reinforcement from Ukraine’s 3rd Assault Brigade , considered one of the most capable units of the country’s armed forces, could reverse the tide.

The Main Directorate of Regional Security of the Moscow Region reported that after the snow melted, about 10 drones were discovered in the region. Most likely they were suppressed by means of electronic warfare (EW). The department warned that downed UAVs still pose a danger to people. “Unpleasant surprises may await lovers of outdoor leisure: instead of the first flowers, you may stumble upon a thawed UAV.