Information has appeared that after Navalny's death, investigation has reportedly seized any items that Navalny may have touched or have been in contact with before his death. This includes snow from the yard where he fell. A total of 75 items are specified in the documents of the Investigative Committee. Among them are mentioned personal belongings, down to toilet paper, Navalny's clothes and underwear. The materials say that his underpants were seized and packed in a separate bag. In 2020, it was on the underpants that the Novichok group's chemical agent was applied. This looks like Russian authorities tried to remove anything that could have been carrying traces of poisonous substances and confirm that Navalny was killed, not died a natural death.

When the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued an arrest warrant for Putin, many people spoke of the Putin's fear that he could now be arrested in many countries around the world - if he traveled to countries that have ratified the Rome Statute, of course. However, Putin is the man who destroyed international law with the occupation of Crimea and other Ukrainian regions. The warrant was like a challenge for him: to prove that he could ignore not only international law but also international justice.   Putin's visit to Mongolia is setting a precedent that should comfirm the destruction of the international law system. I would like to remind you that in July 2023, Putin literally forced South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to agree to his visit to the BRICS summit. According to some reports, the Kremlin actually threatened war if Putin was detained in South Africa. However, the almost daily consultations ended with Putin canceling the trip. So, the Kremlin has found another country - Mongolia. What will happen after Putin's visit to a country that has signed the Rome Statute when he returns home safely? A dangerous precedent will be set, especially for the countries of the "Global South". "Putin went to Mongolia, no one arrested him there, and everything went well. So, maybe we should invite Putin too?" As a result, the authority of the ICC will be significantly weakened, which is exactly what Putin is trying to achieve, and which is why he is flying to Mongolia. Well, we are already living in a new world. And it seems that the future of this world - security and values - will be determined in Ukraine. On the battlefield. Only complete and sustainable Ukrainian victory can pave the way to a strong, peaceful and democratic world.

Lebedevka, Russia's Kursk region. A local woman curses Putin and in tears tells a Ukrainian Defender how good it used to be to go to the Ukrainian city of Sumy, and how bad life has become now.

"Target our strategic nuclear missiles at U.S. cities!" A "March on Washington" in the center of Moscow yesterday.