The Insider News July 31, 2024 The third (and final) stage of non-strategic nuclear exercises has begun in Russia, involving the Southern and Central Military Districts, the Defense Ministry reported . “During the exercise, issues of preparing units of the Russian Armed Forces for the combat use of non-strategic nuclear weapons will be worked out,” the statement said.

The leader of the A Just Russia — For Truth faction, Sergei Mironov, and the first deputy leader of the faction, Yana Lantratova, introduced a bill for consideration in the State Duma that proposes to ban labor migrants from working in the areas of school and preschool education, medicine and pharmaceuticals, passenger transportation, and also from engaging in “certain types of activities that bring in above-average income or may be in demand by citizens of the Russian Federation” (in

A bill on military service for those who have received Russian citizenship has been submitted to the State Duma; it will be considered today. According to the document, those who have not registered for military service after receiving Russian citizenship may be deprived of it.

Confession The Insider 31 July 2024 The interlocutor of The Insider, who deserted from the front, like many, was forced to sign the contract with deception and threw it on the front line without preparation. He served six months, received a serious injury and escaped. He talks about the extrajudicial executions of soldiers who refuse to participate in meat assaults, about general alcoholism and drug addiction at the front and decadent moods among Russian troops.

Politics 31 July 2024 For the first time in forty years, the Russians will not see the Olympics on TV, taking place these days. Only 15 athletes from Russia and 17 from Belarus arrived at the main world sports tournament, everything in the status of “individual neutral athletes”, which had not previously been in such competitions. These are the consequences of not only Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but also a series of “doping scandals”, which began after the Winter Olympiad - 2014 in Sochi.

The news The Insider July 31, 2024 Lebanese Hezbollah confirmed that one of the commanders of the Foid Shukr group (also known as Hajj Mokhsin) was in the building in Beirut, which was partially destroyed by the air strike on July 30. It is reported by Reuters. The statement of Hezbollah says that about the fate of Schura, whom Israel called the goal of the blow, is still unknown. It is noted that several citizens were killed.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov signed a law with amendments that provide for liability for “organizing and facilitating prostitution and debauchery via the Internet (webcam studios).” Now, webcam studio organizers face fines of 100,000 to 300,000 soms or imprisonment for up to 7 years. According to the new law, webcam broadcast participants will be fined 10,000 soms. If children are involved in such activities, the punishment increases to 15 years.

The Palestinian terrorist movement Hamas has confirmed the death of its Politburo chief Ismail Haniyeh in a raid on his residence in Tehran, Mehr news agency reported, citing a statement from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. In Tehran, Ismail Haniyeh attended the inauguration ceremony of Iran's new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, which took place the day before.

The Insider News July 31, 2024 In today's summary By the end of July 2024, the Russian Armed Forces occupied 62 square kilometers in the Avdeevka operational area and 30 square kilometers in the Toretsk direction On the eastern face of the Ugledar salient, the battle for the settlement of Konstantinovka actually began Z-community doubts the figures announced by Defense Minister Belousov on the production of FPV drones The State Duma has adopted a new version of the bill banning gadgets at the

The Second Eastern District Military Court sentenced Dmitry Seleznev, a resident of the Altai Territory, accused of attempting to poison mobilized soldiers before sending them to war in Ukraine, to 20 years in prison. This was reported on Wednesday, July 31, by the court's press service. According to the press release, the convicted man will spend 4 years in prison and 16 years in a maximum security penal colony.

The court sentenced Nikolai Kondrat, the son of former Deputy Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Ivan Kondrat and former Moscow Arbitration Court judge Elena Kondrat, to 20 years in a maximum security penal colony for organizing four murders. Grigory Voskresensky, the second defendant in this case, was sentenced to 10 years in a maximum security prison colony. According to the investigation, he decided to help Nikolay Kondrat hide the driver's body for a reward of 80 thousand rubles.

Russian border guards have officially left the checkpoint at Yerevan's Zvartnots airport. As reported by Sputnik Armenia, the protocol on the termination of their powers was signed by the commander of the border troops of the National Security Service (NSS) of Armenia Edgar Hunanyan and the head of the Border Department of the FSB of Russia in Armenia, Lieutenant General Roman Golubitsky. Russian border guards have worked at the Zvartnots checkpoint together with Armenian ones since 1992.

China's Ministry of Commerce has published a statement on its website that from September 1, the export of any drones from the country that could be used for military purposes or to commit terrorist attacks would be banned. In addition, the ban will also apply to the export of components and spare parts related to drones. For example, these are infrared night vision devices, lasers for target indication and rangefinders.

The trial of the main fighter against corruption in the Federal Customs Service, FSB Major General Dmitry Muryshov, has begun in Moscow. He is accused of accepting bribes. Muryshov himself does not admit guilt. The case is being heard in the 235th Garrison Military Court A criminal case against the customs officer was opened on December 8, 2022, after Ilya Okorokov, an adviser to the head of Agromanagement LLC, was detained in Moscow.

At least 39 police officers were injured during clashes that took place the day before, on July 30, near a mosque in the English city of Southport. According to The Independent, the riots broke out after a peaceful vigil in memory of the victims of an attack on a group of children. The authorities assume that supporters of the right-wing group English Defence League (EDL) took part in the clashes that took place near the city mosque.