The story of Svetlana Bogacheva - a swindler who created new personalities and whole invented worlds for their victims On September 11, stand -up Tatyana Schukina told Twitter that she exposed her friend Svetlana Bogacheva, with whom she lived for three years.

The bill, which provides for life imprisonment as a punishment for high treason, will be submitted to the State Duma in the near future. This was reported to RIA Novosti by the first deputy head of the State Duma Committee on Security Andrei Lugovoy. Earlier, in his Telegram channel, he announced the need to introduce a tougher punishment for treason, namely life imprisonment with deprivation of citizenship and no right to appeal.

Tatyana Moskalkova, Commissioner for Human Rights under the President of Russia, told TASS that Ukrainian refugees had their cards blocked. “Today I am working on a number of issues related to helping evacuees. The first is the issue of hryvnia, because many have the opportunity to change, and this is the money that they lack.

The big concert of the DDT group in St. Petersburg, which was supposed to take place on September 24, was postponed to May 27, 2023. The audience was warned about this in the Gazprom Arena Telegram channel. The report clarifies that the concert was postponed "for reasons beyond the control of the organizer." It also notes that all previously purchased tickets are valid and do not require an exchange. However, those who could not come to the concert next year were offered a refund.

The ex-director of the FBK, an associate of Alexei Navalny, Ivan Zhdanov, published a video in which Yevgeny Prigozhin stands in the center of a crowd of prisoners and urges them to go to war in Ukraine as part of the Wagner PMC. In the yard, on the wall behind the prisoners, there is a poster "Choose Life". In which colony the video was filmed is not specified, when it was filmed is also not clear. “The war is hard, it doesn’t look like any Chechen wars and so on.

Prisoners of correctional colony No. 6 in the Vladimir region, where Alexei Navalny is now, were forbidden to look at the oppositionist. This was reported by the Popular Politics channel. For additional isolation of Navalny, they came up with a special signal - three bells. If he sounded, and the politician is being led along the corridor, then all prisoners are obliged to turn away. If the oppositionist is on the street at that moment, then the rest should move away from the windows.

Alexander Gorbachev explains how the war in Ukraine changed pop music Russia's invasion of Ukraine destroyed life, cities, family - and it also destroyed a single cultural space with a center in Moscow, which, until February 24, 2022, existed, despite all geopolitical conflicts. In recent years, the editor of Kholoda and the music journalist Alexander Gorbachev made several projects that spoke about this space in one way or another.

Dmitry Talantov, President of the Bar Association of Udmurtia, who defended the journalist Ivan Safronov, has been aggravated. Now he is accused not only of spreading fakes about the Russian army, but also of “inciting hatred.” In total, there are five episodes in the case, three under the first article and two under the second. Now Talantov faces up to 15 years in prison. Talantov's posts on Facebook became the reason for the new accusations.

In the premises of the Balakliya police station, the Russian military and special services tortured the detained local residents, at least one of them died, unable to withstand the torture. Sergey Bolvinov, head of the Kharkiv Region Police Investigation Department, wrote about this on Facebook. According to him, the Ukrainian authorities know the name of the man who died from torture and the place of his burial. Bolvinov noted that the body would be exhumed.

On August 25, the qualification commission of the Bar Association of the Moscow Region stated that the lawyer and journalist Oleksiy Baranovsky "is directly involved in the armed conflict against the Russian armed forces on the side of Ukrainian nationalist formations." This was preceded by an anonymous denunciation and a presentation by the Ministry of Justice, the text of which almost completely coincided.

Shortly after the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Dmitry Kozak, deputy head of the presidential administration, reported to President Vladimir Putin that he had reached an agreement with Kiev not to join NATO and there was no longer any need to continue the war. However, Putin demanded more concessions, causing the deal to fall through. This is reported by Reuters, citing three unnamed sources close to the Russian leadership.

In Bakhchisarai in Crimea, a court ruled that the reproduction of the Ukrainian song "Chervona Kalina" was both "discrediting" the Russian army and displaying extremist symbols. As a result, six participants and organizers of the wedding at which this song was played were sentenced to arrests and fines.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow dismissed the case of "discrediting" the army against actress Christina Asmus due to an anti-war post. The judge decided that there was no corpus delicti. The court could consider the Asmus case only on the second attempt. The actress's lawyer, Vladimir Lyakhovsky, explained that his client was not properly notified of the scheduled meeting, so she did not come to him.

On September 7, at a meeting of the Council of Municipal Deputies of the Smolninskoye Municipality in St. Petersburg, seven mundeps adopted an appeal to their colleagues from the State Duma. In it, they proposed to accuse Vladimir Putin of high treason "in order to remove him from office." Five of them were fined.

The Council of Deputies of the city of Sovetsk in the Kaliningrad region decided to cancel the festive events on the occasion of the City Day. The authorities attributed this to the "difficult situation in the war zone." “The reason is the tense situation in the war zone and the death of our fellow countrymen who were performing their military duty.