The Perm Regional Court imposed a life sentence on student Timur Bekmansurov, who in 2021 shot six people at Perm University (PGNIU). This is reported by 59.ru. Bekmansurov was also ordered to pay more than 23.3 million rubles according to the claims of the victims. The student was found guilty of murdering six people, attempted murder of 59 people, assault on the life of a police officer and intentional damage to someone else's property.

In Podolsk, a pensioner_k married couple set fire to the military registration and enlistment office building, according to telegram channels that published a video of the incident on December 27. It is alleged that the arsonist was a 70-year-old man. He placed a rag soaked in flammable liquid on the window of a wooden one-story military registration and enlistment office building and set it on fire. His 76-year-old wife filmed the incident. They were detained by the police.

In the Chelyabinsk region, a drunken conscript beat a commander to death, reports Mgorsk.ru. The Magnitogorsk garrison military court sent the military man under arrest for two months. He could be sentenced to between five and 15 years in prison. The murder occurred on December 23. The senior sergeant attacked the captain in the compartment of the headquarters carriage of a military train at the Misyash station. Both military men were called up for mobilization.

The Georgian bank Bank of Georgia (BoG) released a statement saying that the closure of the accounts of Russians is not related to their citizenship. The bank emphasized that the decision to block is made in connection with “unusual or risky” behavior of clients. The statement said accounts could be blocked if customers use their accounts for “transit purposes” or do not use them.

Ilya Inishev, associate professor at the HSE School of Cultural Studies, was fired from the university on December 27 for anti-war statements on his Facebook page. Inishev's students reported that a denunciation was written against him to the university management. Ilya Inishev Photo: HSE The HSE in its dismissal order justifies him for “an immoral act incompatible with the continuation of his work,” which Inishev allegedly committed. The order is at the disposal of DOXA.

A court in Arkhangelsk banned activist and student of the Northern Federal University Olesya Krivtsova from using the Internet and other means of communication. She is accused of repeatedly “discrediting” the Russian army and “justifying terrorism” due to anti-war publications on social networks. The prosecutor demanded that Krivtsova be sent to a pre-trial detention center for two months.

On December 27, Perm Higher School of Economics dismissed associate professor Dinara Gagarina from the last position she held. Earlier in early December, Gagarina was fired from her post as a teacher because of her anti-war posts on social networks. Dinara Gagarin Photo: “Perm in faces” The pressure on Gagarina has continued since October 7, when she was removed from the leadership of the master’s program “Digital Methods in the Humanities” and the program itself was closed.

The Omsk Garrison Military Court imposed a fine of 100 thousand rubles on captain of the Russian Armed Forces Alexander Kozin, who was accused of exceeding his authority by using torture. The case file is published on the court website. According to the press service of the military courts of Siberia, Kozin beat an unnamed serviceman when he did not answer questions about a military helmet.

On the morning of December 28, Russian troops shelled Kharkov. A civilian was injured due to the strike, said the head of the OVA, Oleg Sinegubov. Also on December 28, were blown up a man and a seven-year-old child by a mine in the village of Bugaevka, Kharkov region. Both were hospitalized. The Russian military also shelled the Kherson region, said the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Kirill Timoshenko.

A criminal investigation officer in civilian clothes came to the parents of activist and Perm Higher School of Economics student Vladislav Maksimov and tried to find out the address and telephone number of their son. The policeman wanted to “talk” with Maksimov about his arrest at an anti-war rally in March and about “extremism.” Now he and his parents are threatened with a summons for questioning, said a DOXA activist.