On April 5, Roman Paklin, a defendant in the “Tyumen case,” was transported from Tyumen to Yekaterinburg to undergo a forensic psychiatric examination. This was reported by a support group for political prisoners. Paklin complained about his health: during the torture, he probably suffered a mini-stroke and his eye disease worsened, which is why he suffers from photophobia.

The Federation Council of the Russian Federation approved amendments to the law on military registration, providing for the equalization of electronic summonses with paper ones and the loss of rights for draft dodgers. The day before, on April 11, the State Duma adopted the bill in the second and third readings.

In Germany, prosecutors requested 8 years in prison for left-wing activist Lina E. for attacks on neo-Nazis. Halle-Wittenberg University student Lina E. was arrested in March 2021. The girl is accused of being the leader of a “left-wing extremist cell” that carried out attacks on neo-Nazis. According to investigators, the group poses a “particular danger” because it opposed the existing constitutional order, and its activities border on terrorism.

In Usinsk (Komi), a 60-year-old cleaning company worker was detained for attempting to set fire to a military registration and enlistment office. A woman threw a Molotov cocktail at the door of the military registration and enlistment office, but the building did not catch fire. The arsonist was detained by a policeman guarding the military registration and enlistment office when she threw a second Molotov cocktail towards the military registration and enlistment office.

The Russian army shelled residential buildings and civilian infrastructure in the cities and villages of the Kherson, Kharkov, Donetsk and Dnepropetrovsk regions. In the Kherson region, as a result of shelling, windows were broken in houses, roofs, greenhouses and solar panels were damaged. An enterprise caught fire in the city of Berislavl. Destroyed enterprise in Berislavl Kherson OVA In the Kharkov region, injured .

On April 10, the Russian consul visited political prisoner Sofia Sapega in Belarus and received her consent to extradition to Russia. The Russian Embassy reported this to TASS. Sapega is a Russian citizen. She was sentenced to 6 years in prison in Belarus in May 2022. Sapega wrote an application for pardon, but she was refused . Context The former editor-in-chief of the Nexta telegram channel Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofya Sapega were detained in Minsk on May 23, 2021.

A student of the RSU RSU Oil and Gazin Gabkin complained that they could not leave the hostel on Butlerova Street due to a flash of measles. The hostel is closed at least until the end of the week. DOXA was told about this by the student. Message from the student chat. DOXA “So far, an unscheduled holidays have been organized for students,” the university’s press service commented . Student_K University is asked to make measles vaccine and download information about this to the site.

Collaborator of Omsk State University are forced to transfer part of their salaries to the Russian military. One of the university employees told a journalist from Sibir.Realii about this. Those working at Omsk State University were given application forms addressed to Rector Sergei Zamyatin for a “voluntary transfer” of one day’s earnings “to provide support to participants in a special military operation.” The city veterans' union collects money.

The Greek parliament has passed a law that prohibits parties whose leaders are in prison from running. This amendment limits the far-right "National Party of Greece", whose leader is serving 13 years in prison. Ilias Kasidiaris founded the "National Party of Greeks" in 2020. A few months later, the court sentenced him to 13 years in prison on charges of leading a criminal organization. In early April 2023, the Greek National Party elected a new leader to try to circumvent the ban.

Conscripts will be able to immediately enter into a contract with the Ministry of Defense, rather than wait 3 months, as was the case before. This amendment to the law on military service was adopted by the State Duma. attention to the innovation . drew The telegram channel Faridaily In addition, you no longer need to graduate from a university or college to sign a contract.

Political prisoner Alexei Moskalev was extradited from Belarus to Russia. He was sentenced in absentia to two years in prison on charges of repeated "discredit" Russian army. Moskalev escaped from house arrest, but was detained in Minsk. His Belarusian defender reported this to OVD-Info. On April 7, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that Alexey Moskalev is in a pre-trial detention center in the city of Zhodino in Belarus and is awaiting deportation.

On the evening of April 11, a video began to circulate on Russian and Ukrainian telegram channels in which allegedly Russian soldiers cut off the head of a Ukrainian soldier. The recording shows Russian-speaking people in military uniforms with white armbands They torture a man with a yellow bandage, which is worn in the Ukrainian army. The method of murder chosen was particularly cruel and inhumane: the military began to cut the neck from the back, which made death even more painful.

A criminal case was opened against Anastasia Byurukhanova, an opposition ex-deputy of the Shchukino district in Moscow, for “fakes” about the Russian army. RBC and RIA Novosti reported this with reference to their sources. The reason for the prosecution was Bryukhanova’s video on her YouTube channel about the war crimes of the Russian army in Bucha. Now Anastasia Bryukhanova does not live in Russia. Bryukhanova ran for the Moscow City Duma in 2019 and for the State Duma in 2021.

On Tuesday, the military in Myanmar carried out two air raids on the area where the inauguration of the office of the enemy junta was taking place. At least 53 people were killed by the bombs, and local residents fear that up to a hundred people could have been killed. 40 people were injured. There are children among the victims. Amnesty International spokeswoman Montse Ferrer said it was urgent to suspend supplies of aviation fuel to Myanmar's military.

Belgorod resident Sergei Glushenkov was sentenced to four and a half years in a maximum security colony, as well as a fine of 300 thousand rubles under the article on "treason" . Glushenkov was detained while trying to cross the border with Ukraine in the Belgorod region. According to investigators, he allegedly planned to join the “Freedom of Russia” legion and participate in the war on the side of Ukraine.