The Bishkek prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit against the online publication Kloop with the Oktyabrsky District Court of the capital, demanding that the resource be liquidated, the publication reports . The lawsuit is motivated by the allegedly negative impact of Kloop’s publications on Kyrgyzstan - the portal’s publications, according to the prosecutor’s office, “are aimed at sharply criticizing the current government’s policies.

After the visit of the lawyer, Anarchist Azat Miftakhov, who was concluded in the fabricated case of arson of the United Russia office, was once again placed in the penalty area - until September 3, his support group reports . On September 4, he must be released - while in August a new criminal case of "" calls To terrorism.

A court in Krasnodar found beauty blogger Maxim Belomytsev guilty of “discrediting” the Russian army and fined him 30 thousand rubles. In June, due to protocols on “discredit” and “LGBT propaganda,” Belomytsev was expelled from Kuban State University. The university explained this by “immoral propaganda of gender reassignment”, which Belomytsev allegedly carried out. At the same time, at the time of expulsion, trials in the cases had not yet taken place.

Azerbaijani border guards detained a resident of Nagorno-Karabakh, Alen Sargsyan, born in 2001, at a checkpoint installed in the Lachin corridor, Armenpress reports with reference to the information headquarters of the Republic of Artsakh. The student was traveling through the corridor, accompanied by Russian peacekeepers, to get to Yerevan to continue his studies.

In the Poltava region, a shell hit an industrial facility, at least two people died, two more were wounded, and two more have not yet been found under the rubble. Over the past 24 hours, Russia has shelled the Kherson region 69 times, including 39 shells fired at Kherson. As a result of the shelling, one person was killed and two were wounded. In the Kharkov region, 11 settlements came under attack.

In Uganda, the first charge of homosexuality under “aggravated circumstances” was handed down. According to the anti-LGBTQ+ law passed in the spring, this is punishable by the death penalty. Charges of homosexuality under “aggravated circumstances” were brought against a 20-year-old Ugandan on August 19, Reuters news agency found out.

On August 28, a hearing in Moscow was supposed to be held near the Ostankino Court in Moscow on the blocking of the site “Center T” - an initiative group that helps transgender people. The hearing itself did not take place, and at the exit from the court building the support group of “Center T” - about 40 people - and law “LGBT+cases” were attacked by unknown people with a pepper can, reports Center T. Several people were injured from gas, including a child who passed with his mother a building.

In Chelyabinsk, Nizhny Novgorod and Perm, the security forces conducted anti -migrant raids, during which they presented the summons and took migrants with recently received Russian citizenship to the military enlistment offices of migrants. The security forces came with checks to the outlets where migrants work. On August 28, the police reported on the raids in the markets of Chelyabinsk and the vegetable base in Nizhny Novgorod .

Employees of the Russian Guard came to the anti-fascist boxing tournament “Red Corner”, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the White Guard terror - the event was disrupted, and the organizer of the competition, Maxim Z., was tortured with electric shock, reports the Hammer of Socialism channel . According to the evidence cited in the report, the security forces also banned the holding of a concert that was supposed to end the competition.

Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Maryar confirmed the liberation of the village of Worker of the Zaporizhzhya Region, reports Military Media Center. Previously, shots appeared on the Web, on which Ukrainian troops are part of the village. Now the Armed Forces, as the painter writes, move on to the southeast-towards Mariupol.

According to the amendments adopted by the State Duma in April 2023, now military registration and enlistment offices will be able to send electronic summonses through State Services, using a single register of military records, and all summonses will be entered into another register. As .

A court in St. Petersburg sent Ivan Semenov to a pre-trial detention center until October 25, who is accused of setting fire to a recruitment center for contract military service. The case was classified as a “ commitment terrorist attack by a group by prior conspiracy.” However, who else was part of the “group” is unknown. On August 26, Semyonov tried to set fire to the contract recruitment building.