Verified events
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Indrek Ibrus discusses urban planning in Tallinn
Indrek Ibrus emphasizes the importance of urban design in Tallinn, stating that decisions on traffic lanes affect the city's role. He argues that the city should prioritize being a gathering place rather than merely a transit corridor.
New German ambassador arrives in Kyiv
Germany has appointed a new ambassador to Ukraine. Boris Ruge has officially arrived in Kyiv to assume his duties.
Polish PM confirms he wants his “right-hand man” to be made constitutional court judge
The Polish Prime Minister has expressed a desire for his associate to be appointed as a judge in the constitutional court. This decision has sparked controversy as it contradicts the government's pledge to depoliticize the judiciary.
State Prosecutors Seek 12-Year Prison Sentence for Lev Shlosberg
Lev Shlosberg, a veteran opposition politician, is accused of 'discrediting' and spreading 'fake news' about the Russian armed forces. State prosecutors are advocating for a 12-year prison sentence for him. This claim has not been independently verified.
Russia’s Foreign Ministry rejects truce with Ukraine in Black Sea
Russia’s Foreign Ministry claims it sees no grounds for a mutual truce with Ukraine in the Black Sea — not independently verified.
Moscow Court Jails Man 23 Years for Spying for Poland
A Moscow court has sentenced Georgy Pirogov to 23 years in prison for allegedly spying for Poland. Pirogov reportedly disappeared during a business trip in Uzbekistan before reappearing in a detention facility. The claims regarding his espionage activities are not independently verified.
Dawud Adakhov, farmer rights activist, detained in Stavropol Krai
Dawud Adakhov, an activist defending farmers' rights, was detained in Stavropol Krai, according to local sources. His detention comes amid reports of potential quarantines in the region. The reasons for his arrest are currently unknown.
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry discusses recent drone incidents in the Baltics
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry reported on discussions regarding recent drone incidents in Latvia, linked to Russian electronic warfare actions. These claims have not been independently verified.
Putin Sets Task of Ensuring Security Along All Russian Borders
President Putin has announced a directive aimed at enhancing security along all Russian borders. This development is part of broader defense and political measures being discussed in the country. Details surrounding the implementation of this directive remain unclear.
Zelenskyy's Dismissal of U.S. Envoy Triggers Political Reshuffle in Ukraine
The recent dismissal of Ukraine's envoy to the U.S. has led to significant political upheaval within the country. Analysts suggest that this move may have broader implications for Ukraine's diplomatic relations.
FBI allegedly branded journalists and Trump officials as Russian mouthpieces — not independently verified
Reports suggest that the FBI has labeled some journalists and officials associated with Trump as Russian mouthpieces. These claims are not independently verified.
Ukrainian Culture Ministry to shape state policy on tourism
The Ukrainian Culture Ministry will be responsible for developing and implementing state policy in tourism and resorts.
Finnish court rejects Russian family's asylum bid amid opposition support
A Finnish court has denied an appeal by Russian national Valentin Sergienko's family for political asylum. The decision comes despite support from opposition figures. Svetlana Utkina, a former St. Petersburg municipal deputy, reported the development.
Parliament proposes changes to Ukraine's surrogacy rules
A bill proposing changes to the rules governing surrogacy in Ukraine has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada. The implications of these changes are yet to be discussed.
FSB plans to eliminate border with occupied Ukrainian territories - unverified report
The FSB intends to remove the border checkpoints between Russia and occupied territories in Ukraine, citing recent annexations. This change affects border zones in Rostov, Voronezh, and parts of Kherson. It has been suggested that crossing into these territories will no longer require the same checks as before, according to unverified reports.
Germany not ruling out deporting Ukrainian men of military age
Germany states that newly arrived Ukrainian male refugees of military age must be exempt from military service to qualify for temporary protection. Those who stay illegally may face deportation. The stance on deportation has not been independently verified.
Russia orders in-absentia arrest of comedian Sasha Dolgopolov on Nazism-rehabilitation charges
A Moscow court has ordered the in-absentia arrest of comedian Sasha Dolgopolov on charges of rehabilitating Nazism. Mediazona reports that prosecutors had earlier advocated for this criminal case.
Three National Bolsheviks Sent to Pretrial Detention until April 13
Three members of the National Bolshevik Party were arrested and sent to pretrial detention related to a protest at the Roskomnadzor office. The Tagansky District Court has placed them in detention until April 13, according to ASTRA.
Kazakhstan deports Russian streamer Ksenia Guzaeva, bans entry for five years
Kazakhstan has deported Russian streamer Ksenia Guzaeva, also known as Fasoollka, and banned her from re-entering for five years. This action was reported by Tengrinews, citing the Astana Police Department.
Court in Novosibirsk orders detention of activist Larisa Mikhailova for unknown charges
The Central District Court of Novosibirsk has ordered the detention of activist Larisa Mikhailova for two months. The specific charges against her remain undisclosed, and the hearing was closed to the public.
UAH 6M bail posted for former US Ambassador Stefanishyna
Bail of UAH 6 million has been posted for former Ukrainian Ambassador to the US, Olga Stefanishyna. The bail was set by Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court as a preventive measure.
Ukraine proposes a ceasefire in the Black Sea — not independently verified
Ukraine has proposed a ceasefire in the Black Sea. According to Reuters, Kyiv has not yet received a response from Moscow.
Individual Protests for Cessation of Hostilities Held at Russian Ministry of Defense
In Moscow, individual protests were held at the Russian Ministry of Defense calling for the cessation of hostilities. Participants urged for peaceful negotiations and a ceasefire. These actions were organized by communists, but their impact on regional politics is not established.
Ukrainian Parliament Supports Resignation of Prime Minister Syvyrydenko
The Ukrainian Parliament has supported the resignation of Prime Minister Syvyrydenko with 258 votes. She summarized her nearly one year in office during her speech.