ASTRA journalists managed to contact the mother of Ruslan Zinin, who shot at the head of the draft board in Ust-Ilimsk, Irkutsk region. According to the woman, she did not see her son for several days, and she learned about what happened at the military registration and enlistment office from the news. “Recently, Ruslan lived with his grandmother. In the morning he told her that he had gone to the draft board as a volunteer. Then we could not get through to him, and then we saw this news.

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An armored personnel carrier with Russian soldiers arrived at the Upper Lars border checkpoint on the border with Georgia. Eyewitnesses say they are setting up a checkpoint next to the checkpoint. The border department of the Federal Security Service of Russia for the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania confirmed that an armored personnel carrier had left for the Upper Lars checkpoint, but denied the appearance of a checkpoint.

On Sunday, September 25, at the bus station "Central" in Ryazan, one of the mobilized committed self-arson. Local media write about it. One of the eyewitnesses of the incident told reporters that the mobilized man did not want to go to fight in Ukraine. “He was standing on the street where the buses are. He caught fire and began to laugh and shout that he did not want to participate in a special operation in Ukraine. All clothes were burned. The police ran out and took him to the back room.

The family of the head of the second service of the FSB, which is engaged in the protection of the constitutional order and the fight against terrorism, General Alexei Sedov, owns property in Russia and Italy worth a billion rubles. This is reported by the YouTube channel "Navalny Live". Real estate in Italy, according to the associates of the oppositionist, belongs to Sedov's son-in-law, a citizen of this country, Vito Longo. The general himself owns a house with a plot in Serebryany Bor.

In Makhachkala, those detained on September 25 for protests against mobilization were taken to the police department in the Leninsky district of the city. There they were beaten and tortured with electric shockers, OVD-Info reports. According to the project, police officers also refused to hand over water to the detainees. The day before, spontaneous protests against the mobilization announced in Russia took place in the center of Makhachkala. Most of the protesters were women.

In Izhevsk, an unknown man opened fire on students of one of the local schools. According to the Investigative Committee, 17 people became victims of the attacker, among them students, and another 24 were injured. The attacker shot himself. This is reported by "Vot Tak" with reference to one of the students of the school. Later, this information was confirmed by the Udmurt governor Alexander Brechalov. The attacker has not yet been identified, he said.

At the checkpoint "Upper Lars" they began to let people go on foot. Officially, the checkpoint is not intended for this. It is noted that this decision was made due to many kilometers of traffic jams that formed near the border with Georgia after Vladimir Putin announced mobilization in the country. In the Upper Lars telegram chat, those who are now standing in line at the border confirm this information.

Criminal cases of assault on police officers were opened against eight detainees during a rally against mobilization in Makhachkala, which took place on September 25. This was reported by the Kavkaz.Realii publication, citing a law enforcement source. In total, about 120 people were detained at the rally in Makhachkala. Administrative cases were opened against many of them. The Ministry of Internal Affairs for Dagestan does not comment on the situation.

Activist and poet Artyom Kamardin, who was detained today after a search in an apartment in Moscow, was “very badly beaten and a dumbbell was shoved into his anus,” Novaya Gazeta was told. Europe "witnesses of the beating. Kamardin was also forced to apologize on camera for the words “Glory to Kievan Rus, Novorossiya — suck,” he said yesterday at the anti-mobilization Mayakovsky Readings. Later, a video of apology appeared on the Telegram channel 112. Kamardin is now in police custody.

Historian Alexander Etkind argues with the political scientist and columnist "Cold" Grigory Voice On September 12, the text of the political scientist Grigory Vilosov “ loyalty is not a vice ” was released in the “cold”, in which he explained why confidence in power among Russians and even identification with it is not something dangerous, but rather, even the other way around. Historian Alexander Etkind does not agree with this, and that's why.

On the morning of September 25, a fire broke out in the military registration and enlistment office of the Kirovsky district of the Leningrad region. An office on the first floor with an area of ​​about ten square meters was on fire. As it turned out later, the fire was the result of arson. Arriving at the scene, emergency services found that a canister of fuel was suspended from the grate of the window of the military registration and enlistment office.

Border control points at airports, including in Moscow, received lists of citizens to be mobilized. Some men of military age who tried to leave Russia were denied exit. The Bell writes about this, citing four sources in the aviation industry. The publication clarifies that we are not talking about all those liable for military service, but only about those who were issued summonses or mobilization orders.

The Metropolitan Chamber did not receive a letter from the military commissar of Moscow, Viktor Shchepilov, in which he allegedly threatened lawyers with criminal liability for helping to counter the mobilization.

The Vasileostrovsky court in St. Petersburg sentenced St. Petersburg resident Yegor Skorokhodov (according to his passport - Igor Maltsev) to 3 years and 8 months in prison in a general regime colony. Skorokhodov was found guilty of hooliganism motivated by political hatred (part 2 of article 213 of the Criminal Code) for burning an effigy in camouflage uniform on the ice of the Malaya Neva during Maslenitsa.