What happened on the day of March 25th. Short

* Abducted Chechen youths filed a complaint with the Investigative Committee on the fact of torture by the security forces in 2020-2021. Ismail Isaev and Salekh Magamadov, who were forcibly taken to the Chechen Republic from Nizhny Novgorod, filed a complaint with the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Chechen Republic on the fact of torture and violent actions by police officers. In their testimonies, they spoke about torture by officers of the Second Regiment of the Patrol and Guard Service (2 PPSP) named after Akhmat Kadyrov during their first detention in the spring of 2020 in Grozny, as well as about violent actions during the detention in February 2021.

• Navalny's lawyers reported a deterioration in the politician's health. Lawyers Olga Mikhailova and Vadim Kobzev met with Alexei Navalny at IK-2 in Pokrov. According to Mikhailova, the politician started having health problems four weeks ago, but he forbade talking about it. Navalny also filed two applications through lawyers. In one, the politician said that while still in the pre-trial detention center on February 25, he turned to the administration of the institution with a request to conduct a medical examination. The management of SIZO-3 refused to apply.

• The Council of Deputies of the Timiryazevsky District voted to deprive municipal deputy Yulia Galyamina of her mandate due to the entry into force of the verdict under the “Dadin article”. Yulia Galyamina herself refused to take part in the meeting, as listeners and journalists were not allowed to attend. She also said she would appeal the decision.

• The Supreme Court of Dagestan ordered the return of three children to Nina Tseretilova, who were given to her ex-husband Magomed because of her "immoral lifestyle." The mother's children have not yet been returned. Presumably, they could have been taken to Grozny. As Tseretilova noted, her ex-husband's lawyers told her that if she tried to take the children within the framework of legal norms, she would never see them again.

• The court arrested the head of a tourist group that fell under a snow blockage in the Khibiny. The court appointed an arrest for one month and 30 days for the head of a tourist group from St. Petersburg, which fell under a snow blockage in the Khibiny, as a result of which a girl born in 2008 died. Law enforcement officers detained the 48-year-old head of the tour group the day before.

• Morgernshtern was fined 300 thousand rubles for the "illegal" use of the song "Vladimir Putin - well done!". A lawsuit against the musician was filed by the deputy of the Communists of Russia party and songwriter Oleg Likhachev. Morgenstern was banned from using the song “Vladimir Putin is great!”, in addition to a fine, he was also charged 6.5 thousand rubles of state duty.

• Singer Tim Belorussky pleaded guilty to possession of 0.4 grams of hashish and 0.03 grams of amphetamine. The prosecutor's office of the Moskovsky district of Minsk submitted to court a criminal case against a 22-year-old musical performer and his 25-year-old acquaintance. Both pleaded guilty in full.

• Russia announced the resumption of flights with six more countries. From April 1, international flights with Germany, Venezuela, Syria, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Sri Lanka will resume.