What happened on the day of May 12th. Short

* The court sent Ilnaz Galyaviev to the pre-trial detention center, who the day before fired at the Kazan school No. 175. During the court session , it turned out that the 19-year-old attacker also planted a bomb with striking elements in the children's locker room. Earlier, the investigation reported that Galyaviev was diagnosed with a brain disease.

• Ex-mayor of Yekaterinburg Yevgeny Roizman was arrested for 9 days for “organizing” a rally in support of Navalny. The security forces considered the tweet “We have to leave. I will". “The phrase is impersonal and perceived by law enforcement agencies as an appeal,” the politician explained. In addition, he was assigned 30 hours of compulsory work because of the April 21 rally.

• The state prosecution requested up to 14.5 years in prison for the defendants in the case of the fire in the Winter Cherry. In March 2018, 60 people died there. The defendants in the case - the general director of the company that owns the shopping center, the technical director of the owner company and the general director of the shopping center itself - partially admitted their guilt .

• AstraZeneca has promised to release the first batch of its vaccine in Russia in June. However, the drug, developed by the pharmaceutical company together with the University of Oxford, the Russians will still not be able to get : it will be produced only for export.

• Four police officers from Voronezh received up to 5 years in prison for torturing a man who disappeared after that. The security forces were found guilty of abuse of power with the use of violence and special means. Relatives of the victim said that “law enforcement officers” tricked him out of the house, beat him and took him to an unknown place. He has not been seen since.

• Telegram was fined 5 million rubles for not deleting information about the rallies. It was about the January protests. Earlier, a fine of 1.5 million rubles was awarded to VKontakte for not deleting a video of Navalny's headquarters with announcements of rallies.