The Nalchik City Court has fined a 40-year-old local resident for distributing extremist materials. According to law enforcement, the woman posted an advertisement on an online platform to sell a religious book that had been added to the Federal List of Extremist Materials in 2015.
On May 9, a military parade will be held in Stavropol. Among others, 320 kindergarten students will take part in it: they will walk around the square in military uniform. Ivan Ulyanchenko, the mayor of the city, told about it.
"Victory Day will traditionally begin with a solemn laying of flowers at the "Eternal Glory" memorial and a military parade on Lenin Square. Even pupils of Stavropol kindergartens will take part in the Victory Parade. 320 children in the uniforms of different branches of the military will march around the square. The military uniforms have already been ordered, the children are rehearsing marching in the column with pleasure," Ulnchenko shared.
Earlier, 200 kindergartners held a Victory Parade in the village of Nechaevka, Kyzylyurtovsky District, Dagestan. Children demonstrated the flags of Russia and Dagestan. One of the pupils appeared as a general, others entered the squads of drummers, paramedics, tankers, pilots, paratroopers, sailors, young soldiers, etc. All preschoolers marched across the playground.