Ballet with PTSD, Peskov in the trenches and the “Can” burger
The Sterlitamak Theater is seeking ballet dancers under the quota for SVO participants, the Vladimir Regional Library wants to purchase 500 rubles worth of books about the SVO, and an application for the "Mognut" trademark has been submitted to Rospatent. #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
Quota for SVO participants at the ballet theater
Retrain as ballet dancers proposed "Heroes of the SVO" in Sterlitamak State Theatre and Concert Association. This vacancy is under a quota. appeared on the state portal "Work in Russia".
Among the challenges for potential employees are preparing roles in new productions, performing on stage, mastering choreographic vocabulary, and continually improving their skills. The employer is required to refrain from asking candidates about their post-war experience with PTSD.
Cafe "Mognut' and the Period" and the Word of 2026
Cafe "Mognut' and that's it" can open in Russia - an application for such a trademark has already been submitted to Rospatent.
In modern youth slang, "can" means "to suppress," "to surpass," or "to eclipse." This word was named the Word of the Year 2026 by Collins, one of the most renowned English dictionaries.
Books about SVO for children and young adults
Vladimir Regional Library for Children and Youth plans to buy books about "SVO".
The 500-ruble purchase includes the books "SVO. The Hell of War" and "SVO. I Came Out of the Battle Alive...," the novel "Promka" about the storming of the Avdiivka industrial zone, and two books by a former children's ombudsman. Pavel AstakhovThe latter are dedicated to stories of war veterans and military priests about miracles and help from above at the front.
The painting "Defenders of Novorossiya" at the exhibition
At the exhibition "Christian Tradition: Our Days" in Moscow noticed the painting "Defenders of Novorossiya," where one of the fighters resembles Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
"The fighters' images are based on, I look closely. Who do you think they were? Adviser to the Prosecutor General and later Ambassador Natalia Poklonskaya as a nurse, Dmitry Peskov as an infantryman (that is, in his own image)... Oh, what a complex battle scene." — the journalist wrote Andrey Kolesnikov, who drew attention to the artist's painting Vasily Nesterenko.