Philologist Svetlana Drugoveyko-Dolzhanskaya, who, at the request of the defense, prepared an opinion in the case of artist Sasha Skochilenko, was fired from St. Petersburg State University for “committing an immoral act.” about this . Drugoveyko-Dolzhanskaya herself told Mediazona According to her, the university management familiarized her with the dismissal order, which included “committing an immoral act” and “recommendation of the St.

The Golovinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced the chairman of the liquidated Memorial, Oleg Orlov, to a fine of 150 thousand rubles. He was found guilty in a criminal case for “discrediting” the army. this reports Mediazona , citing its own correspondent in the courtroom. During the trial, the prosecution asked that Orlov be fined 250 thousand rubles. The reason for initiating a criminal case against Orlov was an anti-war post on Facebook.

The Ukrainian Security Service claims that two residents of Groza corrected a Russian missile attack on the village. According to the latest data, 55 people died there. According to the SBU, the spotters turned out to be 30-year-old Vladimir Mamon and his younger brother, 23-year-old Dmitry Mamon. For this, according to the special service, they received positions in the internal affairs department of the occupation administration of the Kharkov region.

Two trains collided in the Moscow metro at the Pechatniki station. At least two people were injured. This was reported by telegram channel 112 , TASS and TV channel 360 . According to the latter, two carriages were damaged in the collision, and the driver of one of the trains was trapped in the cab. In addition, doctors are providing assistance to one of the passengers.

In Israel, 81-year-old Soviet theoretical physicist Sergei Gredeskul and his wife were killed during an attack by Hamas militants. this on his telegram channel Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexey Khokhlov reported . According to him, Gredeskul and his wife were killed by militants in their home in the city of Ofakim. “Sergei Andreevich worked as a professor at Ben-Gurion University in Beer Sheva, and retired several years ago,” Khokhlov wrote.

Hamas was able to invade Israel due to “many security violations” committed by the Israeli intelligence services and military. about this The New York Times (NYT) writes , citing several senior Israeli security officials. Thus, two sources of the publication claim that on the morning of October 7, shortly before the militant invasion, Israeli intelligence recorded a “surge of activity” in some Palestinian channels and notified border guards about it.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published data on killed, wounded, kidnapped and missing foreigners. There are at least 161 people on this list. According to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, at least one Russian citizen was killed during the militant attack. His name became known the day before. He turned out to be 47-year-old Denis Belenky. Nothing is known about the fate of four more Russian citizens.

A Russian court partially satisfied the claim of billionaire Oleg Deripaska against entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation, obliging Tinkov to pay the plaintiff 20 million rubles. this TASS reports , citing Deripaska's lawyer Alexei Melnikov. “The court found the information disseminated by Tinkov to be untrue, ordered it to be deleted, and collected 20 million rubles from Oleg Tinkov as compensation for moral damage and material losses,” he said.

State Duma deputy Sultan Khamzaev proposed adding the term “unfriendly relocant” to Russian legislation, reports .

The Israeli Army (IDF) attacked the house of the commander of the Hamas al-Qassam military wing, Mohammed Deif. As a result of the attack, his relatives - his father, brother and children - were killed, . Haaretz reports The Times of Israel, citing Palestinian media, adds that other members of Deif's family may be under the rubble of the destroyed house. At the same time, nothing is known about the fate of the commander himself. Deif has commanded Hamas's military wing since 1996.

NATO threatens with a "decisive answer." The Kremlin is accused of taking revenge on Finland for joining the Alliance The BalticConnector gas pipeline, which connects Finland and Estonia, was disabled as a result of external influence. Western countries suggest that Russia can stand behind the “external influence”, in connection with which NATO is considering the possibility of a “decisive answer” if this information is confirmed.

Magadan will not accept relocants who want victory for Ukraine, said local governor Sergei Nosov. This is how he responded to the proposal of State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin to send returning opponents of the war in Ukraine to Magadan. “Kolyma does not accept vile people, does not accept traitors. And these are stereotypes or clichés, old clichés that it’s high time to get rid of, especially these clichés from the relocants of the past. Unfortunately, they do happen,” Nosov noted.

Judge of the Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg, who considers the case under an article on “fakes” about the army against the artist Sasha Skochilenko, introduced a certificate that Skochilenko could be treated, despite her diseases. About this writes "Mediazona", referring to the correspondent in the courtroom. It is reported that the judge introduced a certificate to the case without discussion with the parties to the process.

The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs is experiencing a staff shortage of one hundred thousand people. this was announced by the head of the financial and economic department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Irina Kalbfleisch, at a meeting of the State Duma committee when considering the budget for 2024. According to Kommersant, “The level of compensation and wages in our department, to put it mildly, is not only uncompetitive, it’s even difficult to talk about it.