The Gagarinsky court of Moscow sentenced the case against the 74-year-old academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Konstantin Solntsev, the former deputy of the President of the Academy of Property. The “Project” wrote that his family and friends became the owners of more than 200 million rubles that once belonged to the state. However, he was condemned not for this, but for theft in the mid-2010s. Solntsev was sentenced to five years and a fine of 600 thousand rubles. Details .

The deputy head of the Presidential Department for Public Projects Alexander Zhuravsky at the St. Petersburg International Law Forum showed a slide that contained two doubtful facts. One was recognized as a fake fake, from the second they could not find a source of data. Details . Zhuravsky showed the slide "LGBT propaganda as an ideological doctrine of the West." There are six statements on the slide.

At the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum on Thursday, Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov presented a sketch of the cover of a new social studies textbook.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum demanded that the State Duma deputies strictly limit the number of migrants who can enter Russia. At the same time, he called the lower house the State Duma, adding that this was a quotation of comments from the Tsargrad TV channel website. Quote : “Unfortunately, we do not have legislative initiative. <…> In this regard, I have a question: are there no State Duma deputies here?

About half an hour before the first reports of Vladimir Putin's arrival at the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius appeared on Telegram channels, a video of the president's motorcade passing through Moscow appeared. At that time, the "real motorcade" was already in Sergiev Posad, wrote Kommersant correspondent Andrei Kolesnikov. Quote : “At this time, Telegram channels reported that the Russian president’s motorcade had just been seen on Novy Arbat. Meanwhile, Mr.

In 2022, the German-Japanese company DMG MORI, which used to supply machine tools to Russian arms manufacturers among others, was among the first to announce its withdrawal from Russia. In the fall of 2023, in response to investigations into its activities in Russia, it reiterated that it had stopped production, sales and service in the country back at the beginning of the war. However, documents that have come into the possession of Agentstvo and MDR cast doubt on these statements.

Rostec team at the DMG Mori championship in Ulyanovsk, 2018 The German-Japanese company DMG Mori, whose machines were supplied, among other things, Russian weapons manufacturers, in 2022, were among the first to announce business in Russia. In the fall of 2023, in response to the investigation of her activities in Russia, she repeated that she stopped the production, sale and service in the country at the beginning of the war.