Допустят ли Надеждина, спойлеры Путина, крушение ИЛ-76, сроки Треповой и Стрелкову / Ужасные новости

Summary

This Russian news video covers various topics, including the presidential campaign of Boris Nadezhdin, who is gaining surprising momentum by speaking out against the war. It discusses repressions in Russia like arrests for anti-war slogans written on napkins and internet shutdowns during protests. Other topics include the Ukraine prisoner exchange plane crash, new laws allowing property confiscation for 'fakes' about the military, and support for using the Russian language's gendered word endings despite them being linked to extremism.

Takeaways

• 😟 The situation in Russia is still very concerning, with repression against anti-war voices
• 😢 Another awful plane crash happened in Russia, with conflicting reports on what occurred
• 😠 Laws around confiscating property for "fakes" about the Russian army are advancing
• 😡 A woman got an extremely harsh 27 year sentence for an alleged attack on an official
• 🙂 There was some positive news around signatures collected for a presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin
• 😐 Internet shutdowns and disruptions happened in some Russian regions during local protests
• 😥 A prominent Russian scientist fled Russia due to threats for her anti-war views
• 😡 Laws against so-called "foreign agents" now include fines for any commentary
• 😮 Leaders at a top Russian university met with separatists at an event in occupied Ukraine
• 😀 Scientists report algae could feed half of humanity in the event of nuclear war

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

The main topic is the current political situation and anti-war sentiment in Russia, centered around the presidential campaign of Boris Nadezhdin.

What was significant about people lining up to support Nadezhdin's presidential bid?

It showed that despite government propaganda, many Russian citizens oppose the war in Ukraine and want political change, even taking risks to support an anti-war candidate.

How might Nadezhdin's campaign end?

He likely won't be registered as a candidate by election authorities, but the public support for him shows growing anti-war sentiment in Russia.

What happened with the shooting down of the Il-76 plane?

An Il-76 plane crashed in Belgorod, likely shot down by Ukrainian forces. It was potentially carrying Ukrainian POWs to be exchanged. Many details remain unclear.

What legal changes threaten critics of the war?

A new law may allow critics of Russia's military to have their property confiscated. Other repressive laws also aim to silence anti-war voices.

How many years in prison was Darya Trepava sentenced to?

27 years, the longest sentence ever for a woman in modern Russia, for allegedly planning to kill a propagandist.

How did the Russian government react to protests in Yakutia?

They cut off internet access to the region, showing their strategy to suppress information about any unrest.

What happened with the Higher School of Economics university?

The rector celebrated Student's Day in occupied Luhansk, showing the university's questionable stance on the war.

How are femininitives being treated?

A Supreme Court ruling said using femininitives indicates extremism. Students were reprimanded for using them in social media posts.

What optimistic discovery did the video mention?

Scientists found that edible algae could feed half the population in the event of nuclear war, due to oceans cooling.