Icons on body armor, cosmetics made from biomaterials, and shipment to Solovki
🤯 Bright makeup turns graduates into "sluts and Papuans," says an entrepreneur. Herman Sterligov. “One can only feel sorry for those girls,” he said. “The external manifestation of this godless brutality is the appearance of Papuans, painted, tattooed, wearing earrings and piercings.” Sterligov also added that the cosmetics use biomaterials obtained through abortions.
🤯 An exhibition of icons on the pierced bulletproof vests of "heroes of the SVO" opened in the foyer of the Lenkom Theater. The initiative was initiated by the Moscow Danilov Monastery. The exhibition features artists' works on armor plates brought back from the front lines in Ukraine.
🤯 Roskomnadzor has ruled that the word "faggot" is not considered obscene language. This follows from the agency's response to a complaint from a Russian citizen outraged by the program. Vladimir Solovyov, who regularly uses the word during broadcasts on "Soloviev Live." Roskomnadzor noted that the word "pi**ras" is not considered obscene, but is considered "disparaging," "vulgar colloquial," and "slang."
🤯 In Orenburg An art reenactment, "Spring of '45," was held. The organizers attempted to recreate the atmosphere of the post-war city and "immerse themselves in history." A video from the event shows participants in NKVD uniforms joking about Solovki and reenacting scenes of arrests.
🤯 In kindergarten Udmurtia The "Wall of Remembrance" dedicated to the graduates who died in the "SVO" was unveiled. The unveiling was timed to coincide with Victory Day and was held with great ceremony. Children wearing caps, their parents, and the families and friends of the fallen soldiers participated.
🤯 The Russian newspaper Gazeta.ru called a Soviet soldier a "foreign agent." Alexey Kovalev In the article "The Banner over the Reichstag: Who Planted the Red Flag," the editors allegedly confused Kovalev with his namesake, a journalist and former editor of Meduza. Alexey Kovalev, who was added to the registry in 2024. For the same reason, a hockey player turned out to be a "foreign agent" on the site Alexey Kovalev.
🤯 House of Russian-French Friendship in Yaroslavl They suggested renaming it simply as the House of Friendship. "We're friends with everyone now, except the French. So let's change the historical names too. And the decor of this space should probably be more attuned to the sister cities with whom we're truly friends." — stated deputy Konstantin Shlapak.
🤯 Prankster Vyacheslav Bokhan in the Belarus sent propaganda materials to Russian schools and hospitals featuring dummy candidates from United Russia—former political prisoners. For example, Alexandra Skolcheva (the prototype is an artist) Sasha Skochilenko) in United Russia allegedly fights for traditional family values, and Pavel Risevich (an activist Pavel Krisevich) was a difficult teenager, after an unsuccessful suicide attempt he went to the "SVO", and upon returning he went to the elections.
