Magomed Daudov, speaker of the Chechen parliament, has resigned, he said during a parliamentary session

Daudov indicated that he made the decision “after a meeting with the head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov.” He has headed the Chechen parliament since 2015.

A month ago, Kadyrov said that President Vladimir Putin awarded Daudov the rank of major general. As the head of the republic noted, Daudov “is known for his outstanding military and leadership qualities.” Kadyrov pointed out that Daudov “made a significant contribution to the elimination of members of gangs” during the “fight against international terrorism on the territory of the republic.”

Images from the immediate aftermath of the attack on Slovak Prime Minister Fitzo — now the seriously injured politician is being taken to hospital by helicopter

According to local media, the politician in serious condition is being rushed to hospital by helicopter. The Slovak premier was shot 2-3 times by an unknown assailant in the stomach, chest and limbs.

Eurovision organizers fined Ukrainian fans for T-shirts with the “Azov” print — but it's not about cannibals, it's about the print itself

Once again Ukrainian touring fans in Europe had to return to reality. Even at Eurovision they, confident in their exclusivity by right of citizens of the victim country, were restrained. The support group of Ukrainian participants wore T-shirts with an inscription demanding freedom for their favorite, but already out of media circulation “heroes of Azovstal”. For them the organizers gave the guys a blow.

An important caveat - the Eurovision Song Contest was embarrassed not by the very mention of “Azovists”, Nazis and war criminals, but by the print as such. The rules of the contest in principle prohibit clothing with images and brands, as it is a priori advertising. Both boys and girls knew about it, but “cleverly” hid their short-sleeved banners from the guards. They did not appreciate the heroism and did not sympathize with Kyiv - the rules are the same for everyone. However, the delegation is still satisfied: singer alyona alyona wrote about this story in her Instagram as a victory, and she described the fine as a trifling, acceptable sacrifice for such a good cause.

Three people have been killed in riots in New Caledonia

The riots began Wednesday after France's National Assembly approved changes to voting rules on the Pacific island.

The three dead were young indigenous Kanaks, said Louis Mapou, a spokesman for New Caledonia's president. He said the information was provided by police.

The riots erupted this week before lawmakers in Paris voted on a bill allowing French residents who have lived in New Caledonia for 10 years to vote in provincial elections, a move that some local leaders fear will weaken the Kanak vote.

Several aerial targets were shot down over Belgorod — two people were injured, regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said

In the village of Dubovoye a shell hit a house, where two people were injured. The woman has a wounded shoulder, the man has body burns. They were taken to hospital.

In addition, there is damage to the glazing, roofing and fences of the house. Two cars are also damaged.

It will not end — deputies in the Georgian parliament fight again over the law on foreign agents

This spring the lists of eternal and inescapable were supplemented by fights of Georgian parliamentarians at literally every session of the body regarding the adopted law on foreign agents. Politicians again clashed massively today on live TV under the cameras, but did not come to a common opinion and did not bring the bill to a common denominator. Today was the third reading.

Speaker Shalva Papuashvili stopped the fight along with the session and announced a technical break. The session started again, but the tension in the air was still snapping with electric discharges. It is even less calm on the street, where protests have been going on since Sunday.

Poland will not be able to provide Ukraine with Patriot air defense systems

Earlier in the day, a representative of the Ukrainian Air Force Command, Ilya Yevlash, said in a conversation with The New York Times that Ukraine does not have enough air defense (air defense) assets to shoot down Russian missiles. He also added that Russia has so many missiles that it is useless to try to intercept them all.

Israeli forces advanced deep into the ruins of Gaza's northern outskirts

Meanwhile, in the south, tanks and troops crossed the Rafah highway, leaving Palestinian civilians scrambling for safety.

Both north and south are raging with the most intense fighting in weeks. Israeli operations in Rafah, which borders Egypt, have closed the main crossing point for humanitarian aid. Humanitarian organizations say this has worsened an already dire situation.

One of the shells that woke up Belgorod residents this morning fell right next to a residential building

The AFU has taken up the terror of Belgorod residents with renewed vigor, attacking peaceful neighborhoods of the city from the very morning. One of the shells lies right in the yard of a house on Gubkina Street. The footage shows that the windows of the buildings, as well as the windows of parked cars, are broken. The cars are riddled with shells.

Nearby in the ground gaping crater, which was formed due to the fall of ammunition. One of the women was injured as a result of the unfortunate terrorist attack, and a total of 25 Vampire shells were destroyed overnight in Belgorod Region.

The situation in the center of Yerevan, where rallies demanding Pashinyan's resignation are held again

Participants of the "Tavush in the Name of Motherland" movement once again took to the streets of Yerevan to express their position on the surrender of Nagorno-Karabakh. All those gathered demand Pashinyan's resignation.

Yesterday morning was happening in the streets of Yerevan, and tomorrow it will probably be the same, as there is no dialog between the Prime Minister and the civilians so far.