Завершение поддержки процессоров Байкал. Жан Рено об украинских детях. Мир! Свобода! Долой тиранию!

End of Baikal processors support. Jean Reno on Ukrainian children. Peace! Freedom! End tyranny!

You’re watching news from the weekly rally in front of the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is May 2nd, 2:30 PM.

On April 16, the Linux, driver, and hardware website "Phoronix" reported that drivers for Baikal processors started being removed from Linux 7.1 because it is not longer maintained, the hardware is rare, and the upstreaming for these processors is not going to be finalized.
www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Dropping-Baikal-CPUs

The first engineering sample of the Baikal-T1 was shown in May 2015. It was a dual-core processor manufactured at a TSMC plant in Taiwan. An RBC source estimated the investment at up to 1.5 billion rubles.
www.rbc.ru/technology_and_media/25/05/2015/55631e6a9a794714276bb5c5

On April 28, the United Arab Emirates' state news agency WAM announced that the Emirates would leave OPEC and OPEC+ effective May 1 of this year.
www.wam.ae/en/article/bzxzuh7-uae-announces-decision-exit-opec-opec%2B

Actor Jean Reno has released his second novel, "L'Évasion." In the book, the heroine of his first novel, Emma, a masseuse from Brittany, becomes a spy. Emma is sent to a camp for Ukrainian teenagers in Siberia to gather evidence. Reno says he was deeply shocked by reports of kidnapped Ukrainian children and their brainwashing, so he decided to turn the subject into a novel. The first book was called "Emma," and in it, an ordinary girl with the gift of sensing the human body and relieving pain through massage finds herself caught up in a story set in the Middle East and learns to navigate dangerous situations.
www.programme-television.org/news/tv/actualites-audiovisuel/j-ai-ete-extremement-choque-ce-fait-d-actualite-marquant-qui-a-chamboule-jean-reno-pour-l-ecriture-de-son-deuxieme-roman-4750725

On April 21, Eksmo Publishing House CEO Yevgeny Kapyev was detained in connection with a case involving the organization of the activities of an extremist group. Other top managers of the publishing house were later questioned. On April 30, they all returned to work, but remain witnesses under non-disclosure undertakings.
tass.ru/proisshestviya/27272211

On April 17, Sota Vision reported that FSB officers can now officially search the phones and laptops of people both entering and leaving Russia at the border. Refusal is punishable by a fine or arrest for up to 15 days.
x.com/i/status/2045080649283821978

On April 23, the Memorial Human Rights Center reported that at least 66 political prisoners have already died in Russian prisons. The list of names is maintained by the "Support for Political Prisoners. Memorial" project.
memopzk.org/dossier/spisok-pogibshih-zhertv-politicheski-motivirovannogo-presledovaniya

On May 1, Navalny's team New York held an anti-war march: "Peace! Freedom! End Tyranny!" We can only join in this slogan.
www.instagram.com/p/DX0R8lfDgtY/?img_index=1

Today, in our Make Art Not War section, we posted a video from our subscriber from the Stoptime concert in Lisbon. In the video, Naoko sings Monetochka's "You're a Soldier," with her verse at the end.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmgErgYhRl4

In October and November of last year, we reported on the three arrests of lead singer Diana Loginova and guitarist Alexander Orlov and the protests in their support.
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Russia is not their property.

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