Main stories for May 22

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Main stories for May 22🔹As a result of a strike on a dormitory housing children in Starobilsk in the so-called “LNR,” six people were killed and another 15 are listed as missing. Russia is blaming Ukraine for the attack, while Ukraine’s General Staff claims that the strike targeted “one of the headquarters” of the Russian military unit “Rubikon.”

🔹Putin said that Russia’s losses and casualties in the war with Ukraine were “not in vain.” He said this at a meeting with graduates of the first cohort of the “Time of Heroes” program.

🔹Science journalist and editor-in-chief of T-Invariant Olga Orlova was added to the “foreign agents” list. The Justice Ministry updated the registry.

🔹A 13-year-old boy was charged under protocols for “LGBT propaganda” and banned symbols. He is being threatened with being sent to a special school for juvenile offenders.

🔹The Central Bank is discussing with the Digital Development Ministry the inclusion of all banks in “whitelists.” The head of the Central Bank added that the ministry and telecom operators had worked out “technical solutions” for ATMs and payment terminals to function without internet access.

🔹Volodin said that Russia supplies gas to Armenia “at its own expense,” and in return gets “Pashinyan’s meanness and dishonesty.” Also today, the head of Rosselkhoznadzor, Sergey Dankvert, spoke of problems with supplies from Armenia of “not only flowers, but also vegetables and fruit.”

🔹Manchester City officially announced the departure of head coach Pep Guardiola. Under his leadership, the team won 20 trophies: they won the English championship 6 times, the FA Cup and the English Super Cup 3 times each, and the English League Cup 5 times.

🔹The Investigative Committee carried out searches at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The case may be connected to translations of Aristotle.

🔹Max became an “internal corporate messenger” at St. Petersburg State University for students and staff. It is required when applying for a job.

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