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Russia-related events during the year of 2024
Events in the year
2024 in
Russia .
Incumbents
Ongoing
Events
January
2 January - A Russian Air Force aircraft accidentally releases its explosive ordnance on the village of
Petropavlovka ,
Voronezh Oblast , injuring four people and damaging six buildings.
[1]
[2]
3 January –
Ukraine and Russia complete their first
prisoner exchange in nearly five months, releasing over 200 people on each side, facilitated by
mediation from the
United Arab Emirates .
[3]
4 January – President Putin issues a decree granting
Russian citizenship to foreigners who fight for Russia in the war against Ukraine and their families.
[4]
8 January – A pileup in snowy conditions involving 50 vehicles on the
Moscow–Saint Petersburg motorway near
Novgorod kills four people and injures six others.
[5]
9 January – Russia places exiled tycoon
Mikhail Khodorkovsky on a
wanted list over comments he made regarding the war in Ukraine.
[6]
17 January –
2024 Bashkortostan protests : Thousands of people protest the trial of
Bashkir activist
Fail Alsynov in
Baymak ,
Bashkortostan . Clashes with police are reported.
[7]
21 January – A terminal of Russian gas producer
Novatek catches fire in
Ust-Luga , in the
Gulf of Finland , due to a suspected Ukrainian drone attack.
[8]
24 January –
Korochansky Il-76 crash : A Russian
Ilyushin IL-76 military transport plane which the Russian defence ministry claimed was carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war, six crew members and three guards, crashes in
Korochansky District in
Belgorod Oblast , near the
Ukrainian border , killing everyone on board.
[9]
25 January –
Assassination of Vladlen Tatarsky : A court in
Saint Petersburg sentences
Darya Trepova to 27 years in prison for the assassination of
Vladlen Tatarsky .
[10]
31 January – Russia and Ukraine conduct a
prisoner exchange on their border with 195
soldiers being returned to Russia, and 207
military personnel and civilians being returned to Ukraine, respectively. The deal is facilitated by the
United Arab Emirates .
[11]
February
March
1 March – The
funeral of Alexei Navalny is held in Moscow.
[16]
3 March – Six alleged members of the
Islamic State are killed in a
shootout with police in
Karabulak, Republic of Ingushetia .
[17]
12 March - 7 April:
14 March – A
Royal Air Force plane carrying
UK Defence Secretary
Grant Shapps and several journalists has its
GPS signals jammed while flying near
Kaliningrad Oblast .
Mobile phone signals were also jammed during the flight. The
Russian military is suspected of being behind the jamming.
[20]
15 to 17 March –
2024 Russian presidential election : Incumbent President
Vladimir Putin wins a fifth term in office.
[21]
19 March:
21 March – The Supreme Court of
Tatarstan sentences
Radik Tagirov , who is identified as the Volga Maniac serial killer, to
life in prison for the murders of 31 elderly women in the republic between 2011 and 2012.
[26]
22 March –
The Russian government, through Kremlin spokesman
Dmitry Peskov , states in a press conference that the invasion of Ukraine is now a "war" and no longer a "
special military operation ," the official term used for the war by the Russian government. In another press conference later that day, Peskov clarifies that although the invasion is a war
de facto , the Russian government does not yet plan to change its
de jure status as a "special military operation".
[27]
Crocus City Hall attack : At least 137 people are killed and more than 182 are injured in a shooting and arson attack claimed by the Islamic State in the
Crocus City Hall music venue in
Krasnogorsk, Moscow Oblast .
[28]
23 March – Senior members of
United Russia such as
Dmitry Medvedev ,
Vladimir Vasilyev and
Yury Afonin call for the return of the
death penalty in Russia .
[29]
[30]
24 March –
28 March – A
Russian
Sukhoi Su-35 crashes into the sea off
Sevastopol . The pilot is reported to have safely ejected.
[33]
29 March –
Russia vetoes the continuation of the monitoring of UN sanctions on the North Korean nuclear weapons program.
[34]
31 March – President Putin signs a decree for a larger than normal spring
conscription campaign, calling up 150,000 citizens for
military service .
[35]
April
1 April – A train collides with a bus at a level-crossing in
Yaroslavl Oblast , killing eight people.
[36]
4 April – The governor of
Murmansk Oblast ,
Andrey Chibis , is severely wounded after being stabbed while meeting with constituents in
Apatity . The assailant is reported to be a disgruntled 42-year old local railway worker.
[37]
5 April –
Orsk Dam collapse : A dam failure in
Orsk ,
Orenburg Oblast caused by melting snow results in a flood that inundates 10,000 homes and displaces 10,000 people. Over the succeeding days,
floods also caused by the spring thaw occur in
Tyumen ,
Tomsk and
Kurgan Oblasts .
[38]
[39]
[40]
8 April – One person is killed and five others are injured after a bridge collapses into a railway in
Vyazma ,
Smolensk Oblast .
[41]
9 April – Four people are sentenced to varying prison terms including life imprisonment for the ritual killings of three people in the
Republic of Karelia ,
Leningrad Oblast and Moscow Oblast in 2016.
[42]
11 April –
17 April – Russia begins the withdrawal of its peacekeepers from
Nagorno-Karabakh .
[45]
19 April – A
Russian Air Force
Tu-22M3 is shot down in Russian airspace over
Stavropol Krai after launching missiles at targets in Ukraine.
[46]
22 April:
23 April – Deputy Defense Minister
Timur Ivanov is arrested on suspicion of bribery.
[49]
24 April – Russia vetoes a
UN Security Council resolution reaffirming a ban on an arms race in outer space under the provisions of the
Outer Space Treaty .
[50]
27 April – Authorities arrest a fifth suspect for the
Crocus City Hall attack in March, a
Tajik man accused of providing the attackers with financing and communication.
[51]
28 April – Two police officers are killed and four more injured during a
mass shooting at a
checkpoint in
Karachay-Cherkessia . The five attackers, who are suspected of involvement in the 22 April attack, are also killed in the ensuing
shootout .
[52]
May
June
2 June:
Russia accuses
NATO and the U.S. of "provoking a new level of tension" after some member states allow Ukraine to use Western-supplied weapons to strike targets inside Russia.
[81]
An unspecified number of deaths and three injuries are reported following a fire at an oil refinery in
Ukhta ,
Komi Republic .
[82]
4 June:
5 June:
6 June:
One person is killed and 102 others are injured after two trams collide in
Kemerovo .
[87]
The
Investigative Committee of Russia announces the arrest of a French national in Moscow on suspicion of failing to register with authorities as a foreign agent and collecting information on the Russian military.
[88]
8 June - A suspected Ukrainian drone attack is recorded in
North Ossetia for the first time since the war began, with three drones shot down near an air base in
Mozdok .
[89]
11 June -
Scheduled
Holidays
Source :
[93]
Deaths
3 January –
4 January –
6 January –
8 January –
10 January –
11 January –
Yury Solomin , 88, actor (
An Ordinary Miracle ,
Dersu Uzala ,
Die Fledermaus ).
[103]
12 January –
Gennady Yakovlev , 85, botanist,
pharmacognosist , and phytochemist.
[104]
14 January –
Lev Rubinstein , 76, poet, essayist, and social activist.
[105]
15 January –
Tatyana Frunze , 103, organic chemist and professor.
[106]
22 January –
Sergei Yefremenko , 51, singer, guitarist, and lyricist (
Markscheider Kunst ).
29 January –
Yuri Ilchenko , 72, vocalist and guitarist (
Mify ,
Zemlyane ).
[107]
31 January –
Farida Muminova , 66, actress (
Toʻylar muborak ,
Such Late, Such Warm Autumn ,
The Battle of the Three Kings ).
[108]
1 February –
Pavel Kapinos , 48, cinematographer (
Hardcore Henry ,
Yolki 5 ,
Kitchen. The Last Battle ).
[109]
3 February –
Aleksey Poteleshchenko , 47, Ukrainian-Russian military officer and politician.
[110]
4 February –
Galina Alekseyeva , 76, diver, Olympic bronze medallist (
1964 ).
[111]
5 February –
Vyacheslav Sokolov , 82, politician,
MP (1996–2000).
[112]
8 February –
Yuri Borzov , 70, graphic artist, architect and drummer (
Mashina Vremeni ).
9 February –
Ivan Sergeyev , 82, diplomat.
[113]
12 February –
Aleksandr Seleznyov , 60, hammer thrower.
[114]
13 February –
14 February –
16 February –
23 February –
Vyacheslav Lebedev , 80, 1st
Chief Justice of the Russian Federation .
[121]
[122]
28 February –
Nikolai Ryzhkov , 94, 10th
Premier of the Soviet Union .
[123]
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