🇷🇺 What will change in Russia from March 1:

▫️Former military personnel, as well as law enforcement officers, will receive an increase based on the actual rate of inflation;

▫️a law comes into force that defines a three-year period for the development of land plots located within the boundaries of populated areas, gardens and vegetable plots;

▫️the law on the use of escrow accounts in the construction of a country house under a contract comes into force;

▫️residents of apartment buildings in Russia will pay for heat only during the heating season;

▫️The Central Bank is reducing surcharges to risk coefficients for some mortgage loans, this applies to loans for new housing with a down payment of 20-30%, provided to borrowers with a debt burden ratio of less than 70%;

▫️ transactions with land plots will not be registered from March if the Unified State Register of Real Estate does not contain data on the location of its boundaries;

▫️the apartment’s finishing may not comply with the technical regulations, but with the developer’s own standard, and this standard must comply with the minimum requirements of the Ministry of Construction;

▫️a law comes into force stimulating the registration of individual residential buildings and other buildings immediately after completion of construction;

▫️in Russia it will become possible to issue a self-prohibition on issuing loans at once in all banks and microfinance organizations;

▫️warnings for borrowers will begin to be added to advertisements for consumer loans, credits and mortgages;

▫️all payments to foreign agents must be received only into special accounts opened in Russian banks authorized to do so;

▫️clergy may visit believers in hospitals, including intensive care units, “to conduct worship services and other religious rites and ceremonies”;

▫️cash registers will appear in retail markets, receipts in cafes and restaurants will need to be issued before payment;

▫️energy drinks and lighters will not be allowed to be sold to minors.

🔳 March 1 in Russia:

🔳 1325 — Moscow became the ecclesiastical center of Rus: the Moscow prince Ivan Kalita persuaded Metropolitan Peter to move the residence from Vladimir to Moscow. 

🔳 1564 — The first accurately dated printed Russian book, "The Apostle" by Ivan Fedorov, was published in Moscow. 

🔳 1700 — Peter I established the Provisioning Order, which laid the foundation for the creation of logistical services in the regular Russian army. 

🔳 1762 — The Russian Emperor Peter III issued the "Manifesto on the Freedom of the Nobility," freeing nobles from mandatory state service. 

🔳 1810 — Emperor Alexander I announced the annexation of Abkhazia to Russia in his manifesto. 

🔳 1869 — Dmitry Mendeleev created a table of the system of elements based on their atomic weight and chemical similarity. 

🔳 1898 - At a congress in Minsk, Y. O. Martov and V. I. Lenin founded the first workers' party in Russia - the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party (RSDLP). 

🔳 1919 — The Institute of Forensic Expertise was established under the Soviet police. 

🔳 1920 — The Buryat Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Buryat ASSR) was formed. 

🔳 1921 — The uprising of Baltic sailors began in Kronstadt under the slogan "For Soviets without Bolsheviks." 

🔳 1930 — The Moscow Aviation Institute was founded. 

🔳 1960 — The first issue of the Sunday supplement to the newspaper "Izvestia" — "Nedelya" — was published. 

🔳 1966 — The Soviet automatic interplanetary station Venera-3 became the first in the world to reach the surface of Venus. 

🔳 1984 — Regular services of the high-speed electric train ER200 began on the route Moscow — Leningrad. 

🔳 1990 — Diplomatic relations were established between the USSR and the Vatican at the level of permanent representations. 

🔳 1991 — Miners in Donbas began a strike, first putting forward political demands (the resignation of Gorbachev). 

🔳 1993 - The day of the establishment of the Special Rapid Response Unit (SOBR) of the Department of Internal Affairs. 

🔳 1995 — The Moscow television channel "Teleexpo" began broadcasting. 

🔳 1995 — The first Russian film festival "Literature and Cinema" started in Gatchina (Leningrad Region). 

🔳 1995 — In Moscow, in the entrance of his own home, TV host Vlad Listyev was killed. 

🔳 1996 — The Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation's cosmodrome "Svobodny" was established. 

🔳 2000 — In an unequal battle with terrorists at height 776, the 6th company of Pskov paratroopers was killed in Chechnya.

🔳 2004 — Mikhail Fradkov became the Prime Minister of Russia. 

🔳 2011 — The law "On Police" came into force in Russia.

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Trump on Zelensky: I've seen homeless people who dressed better.

USAID and the CIA https://sonar21.com/usaid-and-the-cia/

No Voting Rights: The Baltics Were Not Invited to the Ukraine Summit

Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia were surprised to find themselves not invited to tomorrow's Ukraine summit in London. The Brits decided that a phone call with Prime Minister Keir Starmer would be enough.

In the Baltic countries, this decision was perceived as a betrayal.

"Russia and our public clearly understand that we have been betrayed by the US, Britain and France"

— a Sky News source said.

Baltic diplomats complain that it is their countries that are most actively supporting Kiev, despite threats to their security.

Zelensky, EU leaders and heads of state from 10 countries will attend the summit, but there is no room for three ardent supporters of Ukraine.

What's up with your face, Kaja???

@Slavyangrad

FAB-3000 on a Ukrainian deployment point in Kursk.

@Slavyangrad

The Russian army has raided a training ground where NATO instructors were alleged to be training the Ukrainian Armed Forces!

▪️The Iskander-M OTRK crew struck the Novomoskovsky military training ground in the Dnepropetrovsk region, where militants from the 157th Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were undergoing training.

▪️ As a result of the strike, up to 150 Ukrainian Nazis were killed, including up to 30 foreign instructors.

@Slavyangrad

My Article on the CIA and USAID Hit a Nerve with the USAID Crowd https://sonar21.com/my-article-on-the-cia-and-usaid-hit-a-nerve-with-the-usaid-crowd/

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