Aleksey Runov, a neighbor of the person involved in the Network case, told Mediazona that during his arrest, FSB officers tortured him with a stun gun. Alexei Runov, a resident of St. Petersburg, adhered to anti-fascist views, sometimes participated in protests and lived in the same apartment with Igor Shishkin, who was detained in the Network case, and his wife Tatyana.

The German authorities announced the disclosure of a conspiracy, the purpose of which was a coup d'état. Police said they had detained members of the group, which included right-wing extremists, conspiracy theorists, former military men and members of German aristocratic families. On the morning of December 7, about three thousand police officers came to search 130 houses and apartments throughout Germany. As a result, 25 people were detained. In total, 52 people are suspects in the case.

The European Federation of Journalists supported Dozhd and called on the court to reverse the decision of the Latvian National Council for Electronic Mass Media to revoke the TV channel's license on appeal. The journalists urged the Latvian regulator not to revoke the TV channel's license until the court considers this decision.

The Central District Court of Novosibirsk satisfied the civil suit of Andrey Kaygorodtsev, Yulia Kostenich and Viktor Poddubny to declare their detention unlawful. By court decision, each of the plaintiffs will receive compensation of three thousand rubles. This, according to OVD-Info, was announced by the activists' lawyer Vasily Dubkov.

The Federal Security Service has charged 35-year-old surveyor Valery Kachin with high treason. “In the course of carrying out operational-search activities, the FSB of Russia detained a scientist Kachin Valery Sergeevich. He was charged with treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). A measure of restraint in the form of detention by the Birobidzhansky District Court of the Jewish Autonomous Region was chosen against the accused," TASS reports.

In Novoshakhtinsk, a man was detained who opened fire on the police. This was announced by the Governor of the Rostov region Vasily Golubev. “The offender has been arrested. As a result of well-coordinated operational-search actions, he was found in an empty building near Novoshakhtinsk. Investigative actions are being carried out,” the head of the region wrote in his Telegram channel.

We talked with an economist about how to save money today, and asked to give advice for 2023 Housing and communal services prices in Russia are growing the whole 2022. Europe and America are imposing and constantly expanding economic sanctions due to Russian invasion of Ukraine. Thousands of men who financially depend on their families, sent to war.

For participation in the anti-war action, the court fined Ulyana Yanovich 20 thousand rubles. After an attempt to write off a fine from her bank account, the girl owed 60 times more, writes OVD-Info. On February 26, a protocol was drawn up against Ulyana Yanovich for participating in an anti-war action. Later, the court found the girl guilty and imposed a fine of 20 thousand rubles on her. In July, the case of Yanovich was handed over to the bailiffs.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . What is "Spring"? What did they do during the war? "Spring" appeared in 2013 in St. Petersburg. Members of local opposition organizations - Youth Yabloko, as well as Defense and Solidarity - formed this movement without a single leader: its activities were organized by a coordinating council.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . The main thing about the TV channel "Rain" TV channel "Rain" in 2010 was launched by Natalia Sindeeva. It became a privately owned independent cable TV channel that offered an alternative point of view - as opposed to the state-controlled media.

A priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate from Lisichansk was sentenced to 12 years in prison in the case of collaborationism. He passed information about the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Russian military, the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine reported.

Ivars Abolins is the head of the Latvian National Council for Electronic Media (NEPLP), which the other day, due to a live broadcaster’s reservation, revoked the broadcasting license in the country for the Dozhd TV channel. In 2013-2014, Abolins regularly spoke out in support of Putin and wrote that Ukraine's European integration was impossible. This, according to the Latvian edition Rus.Tvnet, drew the attention of users of social networks.

Here is his story (very kind) Two years ago, the daughter of 59-year-old Igor Perevalov suggested that he start a blog. Now his TikTok account has more than two million subscribers. In the video, he makes toys from wood and beads, repairs a house and answers questions from the comments. The blog brings Perevalov about 15 thousand rubles a month, which he saves for a new workshop and for his wife’s treatment for psoriasis. “Cold” talked to the “grandfather from TikTok” and found out his story.

The court upheld the conviction of journalist Ivan Safronov in the case of treason. Thus, today the verdict entered into force. Now Safronov is being transferred to a colony to serve his sentence. This is reported by the "First Department". Earlier, the Lefortovsky District Court of Moscow sentenced the journalist to 22 years in prison on charges of treason.

This is what happens to the epidemic at the end of 2022 Russia remains a country where many new cases of HIV are registered every year. According to the results of 2021, Russia entered the top 5 countries in the number of new infections. In total, more than a million people with HIV are registered in the country. During the war, the topic for several months almost disappeared from the agenda of the Russian media.