Another popular gift for veterans is a tea set. Officials in Russian regions will give veterans of the Great Patriotic War food packages, sets, rugs, blankets and pillows for the 80th anniversary of the Victory on May 9. “Vorstka” found the corresponding tenders on the government procurement website.

Kadyrov's powers expire in 2026 The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that he was asking to be relieved of his post. This is how he responded to a request from journalists from the publication Chechnya Segodnya to comment on reports of his possible resignation. “I heard these rumors too. They write all sorts of different things. On the contrary, I myself ask to be relieved of my position. The other will have his own initiatives, his own vision.

Not everyone succeeded After the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, dozens of Russian enterprises partially or completely refocused on producing products for front-line needs. Some of them managed to increase their profits to a record level, while others found themselves at a loss. “Layout” tells who was able to make money in the war, and for whom the change of profile did not help.

He headed the division in March 2024. The death of the Airborne Forces colonel was not officially reported Russian telegram channels and public pages reported the death of the commander of the Pskov Airborne Division, Colonel Abdulaziz Shikhabidov. Journalists from the Agency drew attention to this. A video of the funeral shows a wreath with the name of a high-ranking military man. The colonel, a native of Dagestan, led the division in March 2024.

According to media reports, debris from one of the drones hit a residential building in the capital On the night of May 6, 105 Ukrainian drones were shot down over 11 regions of Russia, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin claims that 19 of them were heading towards the city. During the night, he reported five times that drones were shot down over the capital.

They refused to immediately return to hostilities and wanted to "restore morale" At least four Russian servicemen who were in Ukrainian captivity became involved in criminal cases of unauthorized abandonment of a unit during the period of mobilization (Part 5 of Article 337 of the Criminal Code), Vorstka discovered. Having returned from captivity, they went home and did not want to immediately return to the front.

Among those who returned to Ukraine are the defenders of Mariupol Russia and Ukraine exchanged prisoners of war in the 205 to 205 format. This was announced by the Russian Ministry of Defense, and was soon confirmed by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.