6 - 10 February

“Effective actions to prevent provocation became possible due to the availability of information on the preparation of a series of shares in order to discredit state power ordered and paid by the structures of Mikhail Khodorkovsky,” the Rosneft commented on the campaign near the central office of the company

February 6, Monday

The Kirovsky District Court of Astrakhan issued the first verdict under Article 205.6 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (failure to condemn the crime) from the so -called package of Yarova, adopted last year. For the lack of exposure of the Astrakhan Ulugbek Gafurov, they sentenced to a fine of 70 thousand rubles: “He, having reliable information that his acquaintance was trained in the militant camp, and later fought on the side of the terrorists, did not report this to law enforcement agencies,” the regional prosecutor’s office explained.

February 7, Tuesday

The Dissertation Council of Moscow State University on history refused to consider the doctoral dissertation of the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky. The commission did not find plagiarism in his scientific work, said the Dean of the Historical Facility of Moscow State University Ivan Tuchkov, and “does not see the grounds” for further consideration of materials. However, according to the dissertation, Sergei Mironenko, the dissertation of Medinsky was not presented to the Council.

February 8, Wednesday

In Moscow, 12 members of the unregistered party “Other Russia” Eduard Limonov, who tried to hang a banner with the inscription “Capitalism - shit!” Near the office of Rosneft on Sofia Embankment in the center of Moscow and leaflets were scattered demanding the nationalization of the oil and gas industry. The activists made protocols under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation “Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket” and by the morning of Thursday were released from the police department.

February 9, Thursday

The Reutovsky City Court of the Moscow Region sentenced civil activist Mark Galperin to 10 days of administrative arrest for "disobedience to the legal order of a police officer." On February 7, Halperin refused to open the door to police officers who came with a search in a criminal case on the “public calls for the implementation of actions aimed at violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation,” the activist Ksenia Kostromina, lawyer Ksenia Kostromina, explained NT. The activist’s door was opened with a grinder, Galperin was taken to the FSB, but then, as he wrote on Facebook, he was released, taken to the police, released again and took it again. The case under Article 280.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation was instituted on the fact of posting on the Internet a video interview with Halperin, which he gave on Red Square.