Kamensk-Uralsky police have opened two more criminal cases against two men who attacked an 18-year-old girl because of her blue hair. They were arrested for two months, It's My City reports with reference to the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Sverdlovsk Region. Initially, a case was opened against the men for hooliganism as part of a group of persons (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

Based on the results of the first half of 2023, Fyodor Dostoevsky became the most published author in Russia. This is stated in the statistics of the Russian Book Chamber. In second place after Dostoevsky is Agatha Christie, in third place is Anna Jane (Russian writer Anna Potapkina). The top 10 also included Erich Maria Remarque, Leo Tolstoy, Stephen King, Mikhail Bulgakov and Jane Austen. George Orwell took 11th place.

Vice Speaker of the State Duma, deputy from the New People party Vladislav Davankov introduced a bill that proposes to prohibit holding Russians administratively liable for old posts on social networks. this RBC reports with reference to the text of the document. Davankov proposes to calculate the statute of limitations from the moment the post is published on the Internet, and not when it is discovered by security forces.

The prosecutor's office of the Trans-Baikal Territory demanded to punish police officers who did not open a criminal case for “discrediting” the army after an attack on a participant in the war in Ukraine. This was announced by local governor Alexander Osipov. “The case was transferred to the investigative committee and combined with the case of publicly discrediting the SVO.

The Nerchinsko-Zavodsky District Court arrested 27-year-old Sergei Piskarev, who is accused of attacking a disabled veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, until October 5. This is stated in the press service of the court. Piskarev was charged with “discrediting” the army (Part 2 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code), intentionally causing minor harm to health (Clause “b” of Part 2 of Article 115 of the Criminal Code) and damage to property (Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code).

Several dozen former prisoners who were in Ukrainian captivity and returned to Russia as an exchange have been in a military unit in the Moscow region for two months. Their phones were taken away, and they were also forbidden to go out and give birth, found out . Kholod with Pavel Guguev, a 42-year-old former prisoner who spent a month in Ukrainian captivity , appeared on Vladimir Zolkin’s YouTube channel On July 28, an interview .

The international news agency Rossiya Segodnya, headed by Margarita Simonyan and Dmitry Kiselev, has submitted an application to register the Echo of Moscow brand. This was reported by Sota and TASS with reference to data from the register of applications for trademark registration. The name and logo of the new brand are identical to the previously liquidated radio station, headed by Alexey Venediktov.

Chechen human rights activist and oppositionist Abubakar Yangulbaev reported that four of his relatives were forcibly sent to fight in Ukraine. We are talking about his uncle, 55-year-old Said-Akhmed, as well as his cousins, Adam, Yusup and Khasan Yangulbaev. Now, according to Abubakar, they are in Donetsk. The “agency” writes that they were registered as volunteers.

As a result of a Russian strike on a residential building in Pokrovka, Donetsk region, seven people were killed and at least 67 local residents were injured. This was announced by the head of the Donetsk regional military administration Pavel Kirilenko. “Among the dead are five civilians, one State Emergency Service worker, one military man.

The Prosecutor General's Office announced that it would regard the arson of military commissariats as terrorist acts or sabotage. The department claims that these crimes are committed by Russian citizens on instructions from Ukrainian telephone scammers. “All these crimes were committed by citizens of the Russian Federation according to the so-called “instructions” they received by telephone from the territory of Ukraine.

Data from the Yandex taxi service is stored only in Russian data centers. This also applies to information about trips outside the country, found out Meduza . From September 1, the FSB will have round-the-clock access to this data. In total, as RBC writes , Yandex has three data centers - in the Moscow, Ryazan and Vladimir regions. Another one is being built in Kaluga.

Dozens of Russians were captured in one basement in Ukraine. This is how they were "re -educated" and exchanged Since the beginning of the invasion, Russia replaced Ukraine with more than two thousand prisoners of war. How many Russians were captured for a year and a half of the war is unknown.

The FSB will not receive data on taxi trips of Yandex clients outside Russia, claims the company’s press service , responding to a request from Meduza. Earlier, the publication found out that data from the Yandex taxi service, which operates not only in Russia, is stored exclusively in Russian data centers. The company claims that information about taxi trips can only be obtained by law enforcement agencies of the country where they were made.

Vladimir Putin, on the recommendation of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, suspended certain clauses of the agreement on the avoidance of double taxation with the United States, EU countries, Japan, South Korea, Great Britain, Singapore and other countries. In total, the document lists 38 countries.

In addition to 19 years in a special regime colony for an “extremist” case, Alexey Navalny received a ban on publishing on the Internet until the 2050s. to this . drew attention The Agency On Monday, July 7, the press service of the Moscow City Court published a message that Navalny’s sentence included a 10-year ban on publishing messages on the Internet. This message was later deleted, but, as the Agency writes, it was preserved in the TGStat service.