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.

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.

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.

The editor-in-chief of Dovod, Ilya Kosygin, wrote a letter to political prisoner Kristina Lyubashenko, who is in colony IK-1, Vladimir region. “On the tables are photographs, stories of people and addresses of Russian prisons and colonies. Behind each name is life, family, separation from loved ones. I wrote to Kristina Lyubashenko, a Kiev resident, mother of two daughters, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison for peaceful anti-war actions.

The MOSCOW FORENSICS DAY conference on the topic of digital forensics and information security was held in Moscow. Security officials discussed how to find, extract, restore and analyze digital traces for investigations on smartphones and computers. The organizer of the conference is the company MKO Systems, which is developing the Mobile Forensicist program - many phones seized by security forces in Russia pass through it.

Russian citizens who legally live in EU countries and have a valid residence permit face a problem when applying for bank cards. In particular, Dovod’s sources at Kreissparkasse Köln, Deutsche Bank and other German banks faced this problem. The reason is EU sanctions against Russian citizens. They prohibit the issuance of bank cards to Russians, but make an exception for residence permit holders.

All this time, anti-war candidate Alexey Firsov has been deprived of the opportunity to campaign on the eve of the elections, reports the head of the regional branch of the Yabloko party, Dmitry Kushpita. “The prosecutor's office is still looking. It's the second week, that is, the prosecutor's office is still searching. And, probably, the joke now circulating on all social networks is that candidates from the Yabloko party will be allowed to distribute campaign materials after September 21.

Candidate for municipal deputies of the Vyaznikovsky district of the Vladimir region Denis Khoroshilov published an audio recording of a conversation with the leader of A Just Russia in the Vladimir region Sergei Biryukov. During the conversation, Biryukov demanded that Khoroshilov withdraw from the elections.

Judge Vyacheslav Kirillov upheld the claim of the Rodina party and canceled the registration of the Yabloko party list. For the first time in history, an already registered party list was removed from the State Duma elections. The court took into account violations related to the use of intellectual property, as well as financial monitoring information about the possible receipt of funds from foreign citizens and “foreign agents” into the election fund.

The British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca AB filed a claim in the Arbitration Court of the Vladimir Region against Pharmproekt LLC, registered in Bogolyubovo. The dispute relates to the supply of the drug Osimertinib, used to treat certain forms of lung cancer. Pharmproekt entered into a contract with Kalugapharmacy for the supply of 36 thousand tablets of the drug worth about 142.8 million rubles.

The share of Russians who believe that Russia’s war in Ukraine is progressing successfully has fallen to 50%, according to a Levada Center survey, the Agency reports . In July, only 8% of Russians believed that the Russian invasion of Ukraine was progressing very successfully, while another 42% considered it somewhat successful. This is the minimum figure since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. The previous minimum was in September and November 2022, after the announcement of mobilization.