Ukrainian media accidentally revealed state secrets
A Ukrainian Telegram channel associated with the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine accidentally disclosed the number of military personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Suspect bit policewoman for getting into her panties
A resident of Tyumen was taken to the police department on suspicion of drug possession. When they began to search her, the suspect bit the policewoman on the shoulder because she reached into her panties.
Russian media published news about the retreat of the Russian army
A strange situation has occurred in the Russian media. First, leading media outlets published information about the ‘regrouping’ of Russian troops, and then they deleted it, calling it a provocation.
Ukrainian missile ‘Grom 2’ adopted for service
The Ukrainian-made operational-tactical missile 'Grom 2', which replaced the outdated 'Tochka U' missile, will be delivered to the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the near future.
Residents of Yekaterinburg are massively sculpting dicks out of snow
A flash mob with sculptures of penises made of snow arose after the city authorities removed a huge snow penis from the central square of the city.
Jewish pogroms began in Dagestan
The reason for the pogrom was a message on the Dagestan Telegram channel that Jews, refugees from Israel, had moved into the Flamingo Hotel in Khasavyurt.
State Duma deputy proposed exterminating 20% of Russians
State Duma deputy Andrei Gurulev on a political talk show proposed to destroy 20% of Russian citizens who oppose Putin.
Armenia ratified the Rome Statute
Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturian signed the law adopted by parliament on ratification of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Ukraine will receive long-range ATACMS missiles from the US
ATACMS missiles have a range of 300 km, which will allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to successfully destroy military bases in Crimea and the occupied areas of the Donetsk region.
Marina Ovsyannikova, ‘the girl with the poster’, sentenced in absentia to prison
Former editor of the First Channel of Russian TV, Marina Ovsyannikova, was sentenced to 8.5 years in prison under the article ‘Discrediting the Armed Forces of Russia’.