Russian Digest 3/27

Top daily stories I'm keeping an eye on

1. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk has accused Russia of committing "irresponsible" and potentially dangerous acts around the occupied Chernobyl power station. Vereshchuk accused Russia of "militarising" the site and transporting old and poorly maintained weapons near it, which she said could damage a containment vessel around its destroyed fourth reactor. via BBC

2. Russian occupiers continue to move additional units from the Pacific Fleet and the Western Military District, and missiles are being delivered to the Belarusian town of Kalinkovichi in the Iskander-M missile defense system. Transportation of rockets to the Iskander-M OTRK by road transport to the area of ​​the Kalinkovichi settlement is recorded. via Ukrainian Pravda

3. Ukrainian billionaire Dmytro Firtash has suffered another defeat in Austrian courts and is one step closer to extradition to the United States, where he is facing criminal charges on suspicion of corruption. via DW

4. A former officer of the Chechen battalion "North" of the National Guard, Ruslan Geremeev, suspected of being involved in the murder of politician and opposition leader, Boris Nemtsov, is now assisting in the massacre and humanitarian catastrophe in Mariupol. via

   One of Nemtsov's suspected murderers is now in Mariupol committing war crimes

5. Russians used banned cluster munitions against civilians near Kryvyi Rih. via Defence of Ukraine Twitter