The European Court of Human Rights upheld the complaint of Kristina Dulkova and Danil Levenstam, recognizing a violation by the Russian authorities of the prohibition of torture and inhuman, degrading treatment. Each of the applicants was awarded compensation in the amount of 26 thousand euros. This was reported by the human rights project “Public Verdict”. In January 2020, Kristina Dulkova and her friends were detained by police.

Slovakia will be headed by the accused of corruption and connections with the Mafia ally of Russia. What is this threatened? In the near future, European politicians run the risk of encountering a new problem: in the parliamentary elections in Slovakia a high degree of probability will win the Robert Fitzo, the enemy of European integration, democratic values ​​and military support of Ukraine, as well as the potential ally of Russia in the EU.

At school No. 608 named after Zina Portnova, Kirov district of St. Petersburg, 56 people were poisoned. This was reported by the regional office of Rospotrebnadzor. The school has been temporarily closed since September 7. 25 people remain in hospitals, including 22 children. Salmonella was detected in 13 of them. Rospotrebnadzor stated that there are no conditions at school for students and teachers to comply with personal hygiene rules.

Administrative protocols were drawn up against Sevastopol resident Gleb Malkov under articles of petty hooliganism (Part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), and a criminal case was opened for “outrage” of the Russian flag (Article 329 UK). attention to the corresponding message from the local Ministry of Internal Affairs .

The government has approved a simplified procedure for issuing certificates of death or missing persons during the war in Ukraine, TASS reported , citing the relevant resolution. Now these certificates will be able to be issued by commanders of military units, and not just by medical organizations.

Evgeniy Balitsky, the acting governor of the Zaporozhye region, appointed by Russia, announced the destruction of the second Challenger 2 tank. He announced this on the air of Rossiya 24, reports . TASS According to Balitsky, two British tanks were destroyed by the Russian Kornet anti-tank system. “They were attacked with a Kornet, and basically, from the first hit they burst into flames,” he said.

Countries bordering Russia should impose a unified trade embargo against it. This was stated by Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, reports . ERR She emphasized that electronics, factory equipment, food and plastics are imported from Estonia to Russia every day. In turn, Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkn noted that Estonia cannot close the border on its own, otherwise Estonian enterprises will suffer.

In the Rostov region, a man was detained accused of attempted murder (part 3 of article 30, paragraph “i” of part 2 of article 105 of the Criminal Code). The local department of the Investigative Committee reported that the issue of choosing a preventive measure for him is now being decided. The department clarified that the shooting occurred on September 3 in the city park of Bataysk. As a result of the conflict, the man shot another man several times with a traumatic weapon and fled.

EU Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Peter Stano criticized the Russian authorities for the sentence imposed on journalist Mikhail Afanasyev. The day before he was sent to a colony on charges of “fake news” about the army. “This is a blatant violation of media freedom in line with Kremlin censorship during the war. The EU supports Russian independent publications,” Stano wrote.

The Trans-Baikal Regional Court rejected the appeal and left in custody a 21-year-old local resident who is accused of “treason”. The corresponding message appeared on the court’s page on VKontakte. It does not name the person involved, but says that she photographed trains of military equipment and sent the photo to her friend, a Ukrainian border guard.

A struggle began between the Foreign Intelligence Service and the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, better known as the GRU, over the appropriation of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s assets. about this with reference to anonymous Western officials. writes The New York Times Two of them told journalists that the SVR will most likely get Prigozhin’s Internet structures, which have been engaged in state propaganda for many years.

Three drones were intercepted over Bryansk, two of which were destroyed in the air, said . the Ministry of Defense According to local governor Alexander Bogomaz, debris from one of the drones fell on an administrative building and a fire started there. Another drone was shot down on approach to the Vygonichsky district, the governor reported. As a result of falling debris from one of the drones, glass was broken in the building of the Bryansk railway station.

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Cuban authorities announced the arrest of 17 people in the case of recruiting Cubans to fight in the war in Ukraine on the side of Russia. this . reports Reuters “As a result of the investigation, 17 people have been arrested so far, including the organizer of this activity,” said Interior Ministry Colonel Cesar Rodriguez. He did not name the names of those arrested, but said that the leader of the group that was engaged in recruitment was helped by two local residents.

17 people were arrested in Cuba and are suspected of recruiting local residents to fight in the war in Ukraine. This was reported by Reuters with reference to a statement by Cuban Interior Ministry Colonel Cesar Rodriguez. Local prosecutor Jose Luis Reyes added that those responsible could face up to 30 years in prison, life imprisonment or the death penalty, depending on the severity of the crimes for which they are eventually charged.