Binali Yyldyrym. Photo from the site www.trt.net.tr Türkiye is ready to pay Russia for compensation for the downed Su-24 bomber. This was announced in an interview with TRT TV channel by Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yyldyrym. “We expressed our regret and, if necessary, pay compensation for a downed plane. Both countries want to normalize relations. I think things are being recovered,” the Turkish prime minister said.

Nikita Belykh. Photo by A. Karpyuk/Grani.ru The governor of the Kirov region Nikita Belykh said that his arrest is a "bedroom". According to Open Russia, he told about this a member of the PMC, human rights activist Zoe Light. According to the Belykh, he wrote a letter to the chief editor of Echo Alexei Venediktov. “I have to explain what happened. After all, this is a setup,” the arrested governor said.

Date Center. Photo: ktelecom.by The heads of MTS, Megafon, Vimpelcom and Tele2 sent a letter to the chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko with a request to reject the anti -terrorist package of bills adopted by the State Duma.

Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan. Photo from the site ekonbez.ru In the Karabudykent district of Dagestan, an exploded BMW car was found with fragments of the bodies of two people. According to Interfax, a source in the power structures of the region reported. According to him, the car was half a kilometer from the Caucasus federal highway.

Binali Yyldyrym. Photo: gazetevatan.com Türkiye is not going to pay Russia for compensation for the downed Su-24 bomber. According to NTV, this was announced during the speech to the deputies of the parliament by Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yyldyrym. According to him, Ankara only expressed regret in connection with this incident. At the same time, in his speech, Juldyrym spoke about the "thaw" in the relationship between Moscow and Ankara.

Ramazan Rashidov (left) and Shamil Ramazanov. Source: Chernovik.net The car, allegedly blown up in the Karabudakhkent district of Dagestan, belongs to the 29-year-old resident of Kaspiysk Ramazan Rashidov, abducted by security forces on June 17. This was reported by the "Caucasian Knot" with reference to ANIIT RASHIDOV, the sister of the missing.

Mintimer Shaimiev. Photo: Kazan24.ru The State Council and the former head of Tatarstan Mintimer Shaimiev at a meeting of the State Council of the Republic turned to the deputies with a proposal to entrust the members of the Council of Council of Tatarstan against the adoption of the Yarovaya Law. According to “Real Time”, according to Shaimiev, the State Duma adopted a package of laws “in the frenzy of the election struggle”.

Sergey Fedotov. Photo: NewDaynews.ru Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained the head of the Russian copyright society Sergey Fedotov. According to RBC, his lawyer Denis Baluev announced this. According to him, the detention occurred at 4 a.m. after the interrogation, which took place in the Department of Internal Affairs of the Central Administrative District of the capital and continued all night.

IL-38 anti-submarine plane. Photo: mil.ru Japan’s air defense fighters were raised into the air to intercept two anti-submarine aircraft of the IL-38 Navy in the Pacific Ocean. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press release of the General Staff of the Self-Defense Forces of Japan. The interception was carried out on Monday. Russian planes flew up to Japan from the island of Sakhalin, passed over the southern part of the Kuril Islands, the General Staff said.

Head of the Ministry of Communications Nikolai Nikiforov. Photo: minsvyaz.ru The Ministry of Communications will prepare the amendments to the "Yarovaya Law" related to the industry. This was curled by the head of the department Nikolai Nikiforov, Interfax reports . According to him, the department is ready to submit amendments to both the new composition of the Duma and the government.

Emblem of the Presidential Security Service The new head of the Presidential Security Service, the deputy director of the FSO, became Alexei Rubezhnaya. As Interfax reports , Dmitry Peskov, spokeswoman for Vladimir Putin, announced this. RBC - also with reference to Interfax - writes that Rubezhnaya has the title of Major General. Meanwhile, as of 18:20 Moscow time, this information was absent on the agency’s website. According to LIFE, Putin was previously Rubezhnaya.

Watchman "Yaroslav the Wise". Photo: Wikipedia The Russian guard ship, while on June 17 in the Eastern Mediterranean, was performed by a "dangerous and unprofessional" maneuver near two American destroyers. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the Pentagon official who wished to remain anonymous. As the interlocutor of the agency said, at the time of the maneuver, a ship, whose name is not given in the publication, was within 5 naval miles (9.26 kilometers) from the Harry S.

Valentina Cherevatenko. Photo: Donwomen.ru The first criminal case was opened under an article on malicious evasion of the implementation of the requirements of the Law on Foreign Agents, Vedomosti reports . His defendant was the chairman of the Union of Don Woman Valentina Cherevatenko. Article 330.1, which provides for up to two years in prison, was introduced into the Criminal Code in November 2012.

Ildara Dadina is taken into custody in the courtroom. Photo by Dmitry Borko Ildar Dadin, convicted of two and a half years of the general regime under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code (repeated violations at rallies), was transferred to the Moscow Bear 4 "Bear". This was reported by the wife of political prisoners Anastasia Zotova, who received a letter from him. According to Dadin, on June 21 he was sent from the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center 4 "Lebedev".

Elena Mizulina. Photo: spravedlivo.ru The deputy head of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building Elena Mizulina called on the upper house of parliament to reject the law on decriminalization of some articles of the Criminal Code, Interfax reports . In her opinion, the document contains anti -banking norms, in particular, criminal punishment for beatings against family members.