A native of Orsk, Elvira Khismatullina, who several days ago scolded the mayor of the city Vasily Kozupitsa for the lack of assistance to flood victims, complained to the prosecutor's office about slander from the media. She told the Agency about this. After the video with her and the mayor went viral, RIA Novosti and some Orenburg media wrote that Khismatullina was allegedly not married to a participant in the war in Ukraine and did not live in Orsk, but only stayed there with friends.

The head of the Moroccan drug cartel in the Netherlands and one of the most dangerous criminals in Europe, Karim Bouyahrichan, was released due to bureaucratic confusion. Interpol tried to arrest him for five years. According to the BBC, authorities are confident they will be able to catch him again.

In September, unexpected and “major” elections may take place in the Chechen Republic. This is stated in the weekly newsletter of the voter rights movement “Voice”. Participants in the movement made this conclusion based on the fact that Chechnya applied to participate in the remote electronic voting system (DEG) for the elections in September this year. However, as noted by Golos, there are no plans to hold major elections in the region this year. Only municipal ones will be held there.

The authorities of the Tomsk region invited the owners of local restaurants and cafes to dress waiters and other establishment staff in T-shirts with photographs of their relatives who participated in the Great Patriotic War on May 9. RIA Tomsk reports this, citing publications on social networks.

Five horses of the palace cavalry - one of the highest -ranking regiments in the British army - were frightened by building noise near the Buckingham Palace and fled from the exercises. They were caught in the center of London for several hours, BBC reports . Animals damaged several taxi cars and a tourist bus. Four people went to the hospital.

Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov commented on Britain's plans to transfer the country's defense industry to a military footing. He called these statements a camouflage for the “difficult economic situation.” RBC writes about this with reference to its own correspondent.

The United States secretly supplied Ukraine with long-range ATACMS missiles, Reuters reports , citing an unnamed American official. According to the agency's interlocutor, Kyiv has already used the supplied weapons several times. The Reuters source did not specify how many missiles were sent to Ukraine. He noted that the missiles were part of a $300 million military aid package that US President Joe Biden approved on March 12.

Patriarch Kirill banned the cleric of the Moscow Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos, Dimitry Safronov, from serving for three years, who held a memorial service at the grave of Alexei Navalny for 40 days from his death. The decree was published on the website of the Moscow diocese on April 15.

A resident of the city of Ivanovo reported that he was attacked by a man with a pistol, who claims that he fought in Ukraine. The video was published by IvanovoNews. The video was recorded by the alleged combatant himself. In the recording, he holds a phone in one hand and a gun in the other, which he points at a young man who didn’t like his badge with pacifist symbols and bright hair.

Passengers with Russian passports are removed from some Turkish Airlines flights. What is known about this The first reports that Russians are not allowed on some Furkish Airlines flights appeared in early March 2024. Since then, at least a few dozen people have been removed from flights - all these planes flew to Latin America.

Members of the European Parliament criticized their Slovak colleague Miroslav Radakovsky, who released a live white dove during his speech calling for peace in Europe. A video of the incident was published by The Guardian. The leader of the Slovak Patriot party, Radakovsky, called for peace throughout the world, in particular in Europe and Ukraine. “I would like to wish peace to the entire parliament, all of Europe and the whole world, Russians and Ukrainians.

A court in Chelyabinsk decided to expel from Russia a 24-year-old citizen of Tajikistan who scolded current UFC fighter Irina Alekseeva for wearing short shorts and made offensive comments about her appearance. This was reported by the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The foreigner, whose name, according to Shot, is Islomiddin, was found guilty of violating immigration laws.

He oversaw almost all the construction sites of the Ministry of Defense. He was publicly accused of bribes, the media talk about gosmen Deputy Minister of Defense Timur Ivanov is considered one of the richest and most influential Russian security forces. On April 23, he was detained on suspicion of a bribe on an especially large scale and the next day was sent to the Lefortovo pre -trial detention center. Some suggest that Ivanov could also suspect in the Stateizer.

The Leninsky District Court of Krasnodar sentenced local resident Sofya Burger to 440 hours of compulsory labor in the case of insulting the feelings of believers (Part 2 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code). She was convicted of dancing in a cemetery, the press service of the Krasnodar courts reported . According to investigators, Burger committed the crime on March 23, 2023. That day, being on the territory of the All Saints Cemetery in Krasnodar, she danced on the grave.

Economists at the VEB Institute for Research and Expertise have proposed increasing spending on supporting migrants, including from Africa and Latin America, so that Russia’s population increases to 160 million by 2050. Vedomosti reported this.