Baked a pancake for 10 rubles, walked a snow leopard, saved children—Saturday cringe. Starring regional leaders.

🔸Happy birthday to the head today Tatarstan Rustam MinnikhanovSubordinates competed to see who could do it more creatively.

TNV "decided to experiment" and "turned to a neural network to find out how it sees Rustam Nurgalievich with his totem animal😍." It turned out that the AI ​​"sees" Minnikhanov as a real macho man walking a snow leopard through the city streets (the white leopard is depicted on the coat of arms of Tatarstan). TNV is run by the main media figure of local propaganda. Ilshat Aminov - He calls Minnikhanova "President of My Heart".

And the head of the republic's press secretary wrote that "a Hollywood movie was made about Minnikhanov." In fact, it's a promotional video featuring an interview Tom Cruise A "translation" is imposed: he allegedly talks about how he played the role of Minnikhanov in the film - he was used to defeating aliens, but in this role he "had to conquer bad roads" and organize summits. 

🔸Chapter Bashkortostan Radiy Khabirov today is Maslenitsa baked a pancake, which was then auctioned off for 10 rubles. The proceeds will go to the needs of SVO fighters. This is how the "Good Pancake" campaign took place in Ufa.

🔸Anti-abortion and anti-alcohol campaigner, Vologda governor Georgy Filimonov He continues to publish posts from other authors in his support. They claim he has been "publicly harassed online" for his principled stance. Supporters of Filimonov's measures are using phrases such as: "Governor Filimonov is under attack from the feminist abortion lobby," "Femists and the liberal crowd are still hiding in our country," and "People like Filimonov are the salt of the Russian land." Today, the governor reposted a post from the "Union of Paratroopers" channel, which presents him as "the first head of state to ban child murder."

🔸And here are the authorities Voronezh refused to install a monument to the "Unborn Child" and recommended "working out the visual design." The author of the idea suggestedthat “the views of officials do not coincide with the views of the federal authorities.”