25 kilograms of mephedrone were confiscated from him. The Vladimir Regional Court sentenced “chemist” Janik Lakatos to 16 years in prison on charges of producing drugs on an especially large scale as part of an organized group and attempting to sell them.

Colony IK-6 in the Vladimir region, where Alexei Navalny was imprisoned, became the first institution of the Federal Penitentiary Service to implement the panoptic model of prison described by Foucault. Now they want to extend the pilot system of total surveillance to all Russian colonies. It was also shown to the Belarusian delegation. Back in 2025, Digital IR was launched in IK-6.

The European Union has approved the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia – the largest since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The new restrictions included 826 Russian companies that are associated with the Russian military-industrial complex, as well as 743 executives.

Journalists from Mediazona and the BBC, in a joint study, were able to identify from open sources the names of more than two thousand residents of the Vladimir region who died in the war with Ukraine. In Russia as a whole, the names of more than 276 thousand military personnel who died in the war are recorded in the name list. Journalists note that this figure is just the tip of the iceberg.

The chairman of Russia’s only legal anti-war party “Yabloko” Nikolai Rybakov visited the city of Vladimir. A day before the meeting with supporters, the organizers were denied rental of the assembly hall. As a result, the meeting was held in the corridor. The event was attended not only by plainclothes employees of Center “E” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but also by employees of local censored media.

Ilya Kosygin is pursuing a Master's degree in Russian Studies at Charles University in Prague. “I have started a new semester in my master’s program in the Russian Studies program. This is my senior year. Ahead are the final courses and work on my master's thesis. My topic is the Z-community: military bloggers, volunteer networks and other war-related initiatives, their internal structure, relations with the state and degree of independence.

The Second Western District Military Court sentenced 66-year-old Vladimir Boltaev from the Vladimir region to 11 years in prison in the case of financing the Artpodgotovka movement and participation in it. According to the press service of the court, in February 2023, Boltaev received via telegram a “party card” for the movement with the slogan “The Revolution cannot be accomplished without me.” He then allegedly transferred 5,600 rubles to the “movement” accounts over the course of a year.

This led to large-scale disruptions in the work of hundreds of Russian companies. On the night of October 11, Ukrainian drones attacked the infrastructure of the Yandex data center in the Energetik microdistrict of the city of Vladimir. As a result of the attack, the work of the data center was completely stopped, TASS reports . As a result of the drone attack, a fire broke out and about 5,000 people were left without power. The population was evacuated from nearby houses.

They are trying to fine three “foreign agents” from the Vladimir region for non-compliance with repressive laws. The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation recognized three people from the Vladimir region as “foreign agents”: the editor-in-chief of “Dovod” Ilya Kosygin, the co-founder of the publication Kirill Ishutin, and the author of the anti-war project “Resonance” Danil Belyakov. In addition, “Dovod” as a legal entity is separately recognized as a “foreign agent”.

The average resident of the Vladimir region must work continuously and without expenses for more than 110,000 years to accumulate a fortune like that of Deputy Anikeev. United Russia member Grigory Anikeev won the “elections” of deputies to the State Duma of the Russian Federation in the Vladimir region. Anikeev's fortune is estimated by Forbes at $1 billion 300 million.

After the completion of the “elections” of State Duma deputies, in which United Russia won, videos began to appear on social networks with calls to take to the streets on September 26 to “look for a cat named Freedom,” Nesting noted . Initially, the video was published by the anonymous account “People Against,” which gained thousands of subscribers within a few days. Security forces detained and forced teenagers who liked these posts to apologize on camera.

The details were found out by the publication “Important Stories”. In June, FSB officers in the Vladimir region filmed a man with a blurred face who confessed to the crime. The unknown person introduced himself as an Estonian citizen and spoke about plans to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine due to the fact that he “spent a lot of time on the Internet.” In the footage, the man tilts his head, looking at the written text.

She suspects arson. Journalist Elena Frolova’s house burned down last night in the village of Busino, 15 km from Kolchugino. The house was cut off from communications, including electricity, so the journalist suspects arson. The day before, neighbors saw two people on motorcycles who drove into a remote village and inspected houses, Chesnok reports . Two weeks ago, Frolova asked Governor Alexander Avdeev an uncomfortable question about the fate of the closed maternity hospital in Kolchugino.

According to Alexander Avdeev, the “elections” of State Duma deputies “were held at a high organizational level.” They supposedly “became clear evidence of the cohesion of society in the face of threats that our opponents openly promised us: these include terrorist attacks and attacks on oil refineries, gas stations and cities.” “In response, society consolidated. There was a massive voter turnout that actually surpassed previous decades.

War participants are increasingly becoming officials. The authorities of the city of Vladimir want to abolish the length of service requirements for participants in the war with Ukraine when applying for jobs in the mayor’s office. Thus, military personnel without experience will be able to get leadership positions, such as deputy head of a department.