In Chuvashia, They Are Increasing the Birth Rate by Closing the “Baby” Orphanage

Such measures were unheard of even during World War II, as Udmurtia was never bombed. The Nazis couldn’t reach Udmurtia, but the Russian occupiers have worked hard to change that, boasting their “We can repeat” slogan.
Read MoreHalyna, the mother of a deceased 33-year-old volunteer-contract soldier Pavlo from Dostavalov Battalion, filed a complaint to the head of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bastrykin, against lawyer Roman Petrov. Petrov failed to prevent her son from being sent back to the war after his leave.
Read MoreBoth the Moksha and Erzya nations have long sought their own statehood – even if it is formal, but their own. However, Moscow decided otherwise. Understanding that the national movements would not calm down, in 1928 Moscow decided to go for a “compromise” – on the basis of the Saransk district, to “separate” the Moksha and Erzya into the Mordovian district, which in 1930 became the autonomy, and in 1934 turned into the Republic, the task of which was to destroy the Erzya and Moksha ethnic groups and create an artificial Mordvin substrate, which was easier to Russify.
Read MoreAs Radik Gaizatullin, the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Tatarstan, said, in 2024 Tatarstan remained in debt to Moscow 113.4 billion rubles with a budget deficit of 13.5 billion. Previously, the republic “received” 90.4 billion from the so-called federal budget and another 23 billion were state guarantees of the republic.
Read MoreThe decision was made after a corresponding appeal by the Prosecutor General’s Office.
A paradox: officials of the terrorist state that is constantly inflicting terrible blows on residential areas of Ukrainian cities have declared people who have not killed anyone, but only demand freedom and decolonization for their home regions.
However, for some reason, the Kremlin is fighting not real murderers and war criminals, but activists of the regionalist movements. At the very beginning of the decision it is stated:
Read MoreYuri Dadyukov, a “local historian” and Nikolai Shemyakin, a self-taught sculptor, with the help of members of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, unveiled a bust of Stalin in a Chuvash village, it is already the second in the republic.
Хурапыр, Питĕркасси ял тăрăхĕ, Хĕрлĕ Чутай районĕ
Population: 140 people
Chuvash – 99%
First mention – in 1869.
Read MoreYesterday, the world celebrated the Day of Remembrance of the Uyghur nation. It was on November 12, 1933, that the Islamic Republic of East Turkestan was created in Kashgar, and on November 12, 1944, the Republic of East Turkestan was created in Ghulja. Moscow and Beijing tried in every possible way to suppress any aspirations of the Uyghurs for independence, and in the end they managed to destroy these republics.
Read MoreAt the moment the monument is covered with plywood, it is located on the territory of KFU. The official opening is tentatively scheduled for November 17, the day of the 220th anniversary of the university.
In 1804, Alexander I founded the Imperial Kazan University.
Read MoreThe potential value of mineral resources in the Republic of Bashkortostan is estimated at $153 billion. The main resources of the region include oil, natural gas, coal, iron ore, and other minerals.
Read MoreAt the age of 45, Nikolai Illarionov decided that it was a good idea to kill people for money. Later, it turned out that no one wanted to pay for his torn off legs.
Read More“Brave Korean recruits undergo training on Russian land” this is roughly how the official Russian media reports about the military contingent arriving from the “brotherly” DPRK… The messages of Telegram war correspondents may differ somewhat from the Z-patriotic media. Military bloggers write more about how the guests “from behind Pyongyang’s barbed wire” have become addicted to the Internet without restrictions and especially to porn without borders. It turns out that there is sex in the DPRK too, and Kim Jong-un’s soldiers are not made of iron…
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