In Moscow, law enforcement officers came to the office of the Anti-Corruption Fight Foundation with a search, said on Twitter. Alexander Golovach, the foundation's lawyer, In what case the search is being carried out is still unknown. Simultaneously with the search in the TFR, Alexei Navalny is being interrogated in a libel case (Part 2 of Article 128.1 of the Criminal Code - slander contained in a public speech) against a veteran of the Soviet-German war, Ignat Artemenko.

Before another rally in support of Sergei Furgal, the Khabarovsk FSB published a video of the "detention of a terrorist from ISIS," who wanted to throw Molotov cocktails at the rally and then flee to Syria. For the case, the "terrorist" took a flag on which letters are missing in the Arabic inscription and there are other errors.

Photo of the press service of the White House In the coming days, a bill will be submitted to the House of Representatives of the United States to prosecute Russian hackers. This was written on Twitter by the leader of the republican minority Kevin McCarthy. "The continuing actions of Moscow to weaken our opposition to the pandemic should not remain unanswered. In the coming days I will submit a bill in order to bring these Russian hackers to justice," the congressman wrote.

Stalin, Truman and Churchill. July 1945 The Potsdam Conference, which began on July 17, 1945, was the last meeting of the "Big Three" - leaders of the USSR, the USA and England, the main powers of the anti -Hitler coalition. Harry Truman, who died on April 12, 1945, was replaced by Harry Truman, and the loser of the parliamentary elections, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill left Potsdam at the end of July - he was replaced by Labor leader Clemens Ettley.