On the evening of July 18, the prosecutor's office quite unexpectedly challenged the decision of the Leninsky Court of Kirov to take into custody Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Ofitserov, sentenced to five and four years, respectively, for the alleged theft of property from the Kirovles company. On July 19, the Kirov Regional Court decided to grant the prosecutor’s request and release Navalny and Ofitserov on their own recognizance until the verdict comes into force.

In uniform How do you feel, pancakes? 19 July 2013 Anton Oresh Exactly three months ago, I conventionally turned to the judge of Blinov. Well, understanding, of course, that he will not read my words, and even if he reads, he is unlikely to listen. But, one way or another, the judge of Blinov and without me perfectly understood that his life made a sudden, a cool turn. That he was an ordinary provincial judge, and now he will inevitably go down in history.

It used to be like it used to be: there are people around as many as eyes can see. And the police report that either several hundred, or a couple of thousand, or - okay - ten thousand came, when there were only fifty of them. But yesterday it turned out differently. When a Kommersant correspondent approached a law enforcement officer and asked how many people, in his opinion, had gathered in the center of the capital, the officer answered briefly: “To hell!”

The Partisan Court of Minsk decided to release Irina Khalip, a correspondent for Novaya Gazeta, the author of the Daily Journal, and the wife of the former opposition presidential candidate in Belarus Andrei Sannikov. Formally, until recently, Khalip was free, but in 2011, in the wake of the riots on December 19, 2010, she was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years.

In the opposition Report Navalny! July 19, 2013 Alexander Ryklin In the morning of Friday, there is no feeling (however, possibly deceptive) that we are on the verge of important historical events. Well, yes ... it sounds, of course, with an unusual for me (I hope) vulgar pathos, and I already see our refined reader in a sarcastic grin.

Kommersant : Opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is serving nine years in a colony, said that an investigator came to him and gave him notice of a new criminal case.

After Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Ofitserov were released on their own recognizance, the head of Navalny’s campaign headquarters, Leonid Volkov, called for no more uncoordinated actions - as if we no longer have problems with people in captivity. The best minds are preparing to meet Navalny on July 20 in the morning at the Yaroslavl station. To do this, of course, they need to get a good night's sleep, and not hang out for the second day in a row at Manezhnaya or at the police station.

In uniform Large maneuvers or a very large window dressing? July 19, 2013 Alexander Golts Like any patriot, I eagerly believe in the winter, Barclay (Zhukov, Ogarkov and others. Outstanding commanders), as well as in the Russian God. That is, in a miracle. The fact that, if necessary, there will be something contrary to demographic data, economic calculations, common sense, as well as the rules of oral account. And once again the Fatherland will be saved, and its enemies are shamed.

In society Called negligence July 19, 2013 Vladimir Nadein A small, feeble man, unshaven, short hair with a gray back, appeared before trial in a washed female robe on her bare chest and in slippers on the bare foot. Let's clarify: did not appear, no. He was brought to court from prison and under escort. In a colorful robe. The color of the slippers is not installed. The name of the man is the haray of Harutyunyan. He controlled multi -ton Kamaz, filled with gravel to the top.

What days did you choose earlier for protest promotions? Election Day, Russia Day, Human Rights Day, National Unity Day, and, of course, just days without any reasons. Now the street protest sounded on the day of arrest. The sentence to Alexei Navalny seemed outrageous and unjustifiably harsh even in our boundless times. For nothing, we usually give us a year or two, and even then more often. Indignation responded with street protest.

In the opposition A blow to what is not July 19, 2013 Maxim Blan The Leninsky District Court of Kirov recognized Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Officerov guilty of embezzlement of the property of the Kirovles State Unitary Enterprise in the amount of 16 million rubles, calling Navalny by the organizer of the crime, and sentenced him to 5 years in prison in the colony of general regime, and Peter Officerov to 4 years.