The Russian Ministry of Education and Science was unable to provide the declared level of salaries for teachers at 42 universities in the country, including Moscow State University, St. Petersburg State University and RANEPA, follows from an audit by the Accounts Chamber. this reports Interfax . Also, employees of 45 university branches in 27 regions of Russia received less wages. The level of remuneration for university teachers was to be 200% of the regional average.

French police raided the headquarters of the organizing committee for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. this reports AFP . The raid also took place at the office of the Solideo company, which is responsible for the construction of Olympic venues, a source close to the security forces told the agency. The reasons for the searches are unknown.

The prosecutor requested seven years of imprisonment for the Tver anti -war activist Ivan Kudryashov, reports the "Zone of Solidarity". The court session was closed to the “internal regulations”, which is illegal. Kudryashov was detained on September 30 and accused of “preparing for the commission of a terrorist act” - arson of the military enlistment office. He later said that his case was falsified, and the confession was received under torture.

Accused of “public calls” to terrorist activities" for a post about the death of Vladlen Tatarsky, Yaroslav Shirshikov was released from the pre-trial detention center. The investigator in the case did not demand an extension of the preventive measure and transferred the Yekaterinburg resident under recognizance not to leave the place, writes .

The state prosecution requested 12 years in a maximum security colony for theoretical physicist, MIPT professor and TsAGI employee Valery Golubkin. He is being persecuted under the article of “high treason” because of his work in an international project. Golubkin has been imprisoned in a pre-trial detention center since April 12, 2021. In 2018, Golubkin, as an employee of TsAGI, began working on the HEXAFLY-INT project jointly with the EU to create a passenger aircraft.

The Kuibyshevsky District Court in St. Petersburg extended the detention of Tigran Khachikyan, who shot at a riot policeman on February 24. Also, the press service of the St. Petersburg courts reported three new articles in the indictment.

On the night of June 20, Russian troops shelled several Ukrainian regions. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia launched 35 Shahed drones in total, and also attacked the Zaporozhye region with ballistic missiles. In the Zaporozhye region, was wounded a 54-year-old man as a result of Russian strikes. He was quickly taken to the hospital. Around five in the morning, Russian drones attacked Lviv in western Ukraine. Three hits hit critical targets.

Estonia is the first post-Soviet country to legalize same-sex marriage, reports the Riikikogu, the local parliament. The law will come into force on January 1, 2024. In addition to marriage, the law also provides for the conclusion of a cohabitation agreement. Also, from January 1, same-sex couples will be able to adopt their spouse's children with the consent of the second biological father or mother.

The Berezovsky City Court postponed the consideration of the case of anti-war arsonist Alexei Rozhov, kidnapped from Kyrgyzstan, until June 22. He was not brought to the hearing from the pre-trial detention center, a correspondent from the courtroom told DOXA. Alexey Rozhkov committed an anti-war arson at the military registration and enlistment office in the city of Berezovsky in the first days of the war with Ukraine.

The FSB came to search the family of Crimean Tatars in the village of Yarkoye Pole. Two brothers, Jafer and Alim Alyustaev, were taken to the department’s headquarters in Simferopol, Crimean Solidarity reports. Jafer and Alim Alyustaevs Photo: “Crimean Solidarity” According to the organization, FSB officers arrived at the family in three cars without license plates, after which they climbed over the fence, surrounded the house and conducted a search.

Nasta Loiko "Viasna" The Minsk City Court sentenced human rights activist Nasta Loiko to seven years in a general regime colony for preparing a report “Persecution of anarchists, anti-fascists, leftists and social activists in Belarus” (2017 - August 2018), reports the Belarusian human rights movement “Viasna”. Loiko was found guilty of "inciting social hatred" .