Non-Moscow news for the night of March 7
🔹 Six people died in a road accident on a section of the highway. Olkhovatka Belomestnoe в Belgorod area, the governor said Vyacheslav Gladkov. "According to preliminary reports, two buses collided, one of which was carrying 11 of our adult residents. Four people were injured." — wrote the head of the Belgorod region.
🔹 Russian authorities have finally issued a foreign passport to the former head of Navalny's headquarters in Tomsk and the former city council deputy Ksenia Fadeeva. The second time and seven months after the pardon. “My home country thought again and decided to issue me a passport after all,” Ksenia wrote. In early December 2024, the Lithuanian consulate refused to issue her a passport, citing a criminal record. However, they offered to issue her an entry permit allowing her to return to Russia.
🔹 The ECHR awarded 31 Russian citizens, previously designated as "foreign agents," €10 in compensation, as well as €250 each to cover costs. The list included Maxim Galkin, Mikhail Shats, Tatyana Lazareva, Andrey Makarevich, Tamara Eidelman, Ivan Zhdanov, Leonid Volkov, Boris Zimin, Leonid Gozman, Evgenia Albats, Evgeniy Ponasenkov, Michael Naki, Yulia Latynina and others.
🔹 The head of the State Duma Defense Committee, Andrei Kartapolov, commented on the statement by the Akhmat commander. Apti Alaudinova. "This is Alaudinov's personal opinion. There is no need for mobilization today; I've said this many times and I'll say it again," Kartapolov said. The day before, Apti threatened the Europeans with raising an army of a couple million Russians to "put them in a position they won't be able to escape." He also predicted the collapse of NATO and Russia's victory "because God loves it."
🔹 Deputy and member of the State Duma Committee on Security Andy Alshevsky confirmed that the police are maintaining a database of opponents of the SVO. "And it's clear that special attention will be paid to those who were imprisoned under articles such as discrediting the Russian Armed Forces, anything related to foreign agency, and all articles related to security and the protection of the sovereignty of the Russian Federation."
"Alshevskikh stated. NeMoskva previously reported that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has a database of Russians who oppose the war. This became known from the Supreme Court's appellate ruling. Tatarstan, which upheld the sentence of a 62-year-old resident Zelenodolsk Andrey Bogdanov.
