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Meditations against PTSD: Buddhist practices are planned for the "spiritual and psychological rehabilitation of SVO participants" in Tuva. A scientific and practical conference dedicated to this topic is currently taking place in Kyzyl, writes the head of the republic, Vladislav Khovalyg. "We must […]

The heaviest drinking regions in Russia were Buryatia, Chukotka, Kurgan, and Sakhalin Oblasts. Meanwhile, the most sober regions in 2023 were recognized as the regions of the North Caucasus—the Chechen Republic, Dagestan, and Ingushetia.

"Go to the front yourselves and die yourselves." Wives and mothers of mobilized soldiers suggested Putin die. An appeal to Vladimir Putin was published today by the Telegram channel "Put' Domby" (The Way Home), created by relatives of mobilized soldiers. Its authors suggested

Schoolchildren from Tatarstan are making crutches for the military. These are now their handicraft lessons. The children have already made about 60 pairs of crutches. This work is being done in the Aleksandro-Slobodskoye rural settlement of the Zainsky district, right at the school.

"They're diverting funds to the construction of new areas." The mayor of Krasnokamsk explained why work on the design of a transport hub has stalled. Discussions about building a transport hub on the site of the Krasnokamsk bus station have been ongoing for several years.

223 kilograms of "sanctioned" European cheeses and sausages were burned in the Rostov region. And at the Nizhnevartovsk Magnit store, guards were posted at the trash bins. The cheeses and sausages, totaling 223 kilograms, were made in Italy.

The staff of the Kolos children's sanatorium have been placed on hiatus; the facility is closed, even though it previously accepted children year-round.

The video shows workers planting trees in holes dug directly in the snow along the tram line on Tashkentskaya Street.

In Krasnoyarsk, human rights activist Olga Suvorova, from Ekaterina Duntsova's initiative group, was detained. She was returning from a meeting with the presidential candidate's support group, a NeMoskva reader reported, citing the human rights activist herself. As reported by

Irina Letemina suggested that the offensive inscription wasn't necessarily related to the publication's activities. It's possible the insult was directed at Letemina herself, as a member of parliament. She opposes changes to the city district's general plan that include the construction of a waste sorting facility.

They reported that the safe bridge connecting Belenky with the city was washed away last year. They promised to build a new one this year, but nothing has been done.

The town of Borzya in the Zabaikalsky Krai has been experiencing heating problems for the second year running. In December 2022, temperatures in social facilities dropped to 5°C (41°F), and children were unable to attend school or kindergarten. A criminal case was opened against the mayor, Vladimir Nekhamkin, for negligence, but it was ultimately dismissed due to lack of evidence.

On December 6, a Novosibirsk court announced the arrest of an unnamed scientist. A week later, it was revealed that he was Galkin, a developer of hypersonic technologies.

Andrei Khudoleev, a member of the Presidential Council for Interethnic Relations, now denies calling elves a threat to national security. Andrei Khudoleev accused the media of hype and assured that he does not consider elves a national

A criminal case has been opened against officials in Komi over rotten firewood. As NeMoskva reported, the firewood was delivered in November of this year for residents of the village of Priuralskoye in the Pechora district; they had been waiting for it since

There aren't enough domestic eggs—we'll import them from Turkey and Azerbaijan. These are the countries from which eggs will be supplied to Russia in the near future. Duty-free purchases are planned to reduce record-high prices.

Residents of Novosibirsk's Kar'er Mochishche neighborhood recorded a video message about how well-maintained homes were included in the KRT program, while many dilapidated ones were not.

A living history museum has opened in Arkhangelsk, where you can touch all the exhibits. The unusual museum is called "Bursa" - a medieval name for the general fund of a union or institution. This is good.

Vladimir Putin announced the re-establishment of the Leningrad Military District. We explain what it is and why the district was previously disbanded. Putin announced plans to re-establish the Leningrad Military District in an interview with a journalist.

Firstly, it's beautiful... Duntsova's supporters are holding up lanterns, Putin's supporters are holding up red cards. Supporters of Russian presidential candidate Ekaterina Duntsova had to literally dispel the darkness today. At a meeting of the initiative group

Figure of the day: massive drone attack on Russian regions The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that 33 UAVs were shot down and intercepted on the night of December 17. The Rostov, Volgograd, and

This week, Tyumen School No. 22 experienced an accident: the heating system froze, making the classrooms cold. Students complained about this on social media, forcing them to wear down jackets.

Everyone is canceling New Year's celebrations because of the "SVO," and Novosibirsk is doing so because of the restrictions. The police demanded they be removed, but the authorities disagreed and decided it was better to cancel everything altogether than to celebrate "within the restrictions." Therefore

Kaliningrad's COVID-19 Election: City Fair OK, Picket Against Abortion Ban Not. Ultimately, the activists went out anyway—for solo protests. Initially, the picket was approved for those opposing the abortion ban.

Everything was fine until it got worse again. In just a month, the new embankment in a Dagestani village has fallen into a state that local residents describe as "disappointing to the point of tears." The new embankment in

"Terrible Königsberg." Kaliningrad is concerned about the growing popularity of the city's German heritage. This issue was raised at a meeting of the regional tourism council by Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University professor Gennady Kretinin. He is not happy with the fact that

Another three years of war? Tatarstan's defense enterprises have received orders for three years in advance. This was announced today by Tatarstan's Minister of Industry and Trade, Oleg Korobchenko. During the "SVO," production volumes

Saiga weddings were filmed in the Kalmyk Black Lands Nature Reserve. The mating season for saigas begins in the first half of December in the Black Lands Nature Reserve. During this time, the animals' behavior and appearance

The weather apocalypse continues in Rostov-on-Don—it's time to lay asphalt and plant tulips. Rostov and the surrounding region are experiencing storm winds, freezing rain, and icy conditions. Three buildings have already been damaged by fallen trees.

Elves pose a serious threat, according to Andrei Khudoleyev, a member of the Presidential Council for Interethnic Relations. Speaking at the "Multinational Youth of the Trans-Urals" forum in Kurgan, Khudoleyev expressed concern about the interest in elven culture.