The Novovyatsky District Court of Kirov sentenced 62-year-old businessman Alexander Avdeev to a fine of 330 thousand rubles, who was accused of financing “extremist” activities because of his donation to the Anti-Corruption Foundation. Kirov activist Maria Rose reported this to Mediazona. According to her, the case against Avdeev was initiated due to the transfer of less than 200 rubles to FBK. The prosecution requested a fine of 400 thousand for him, reports the publication 7x7.

Police in Irkutsk reported the detention of four people within 24 hours on suspicion of resale of fuel from a gas station at an inflated price. According to the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in one of the cases the trade was carried out near a gas station, in another three - via the Internet. Protocols on illegal entrepreneurship were drawn up against all four people.

FSB officers detained a Russian who was planning to set fire to a synagogue in Yaroslavl. TASS reports this with reference to the FSB Public Relations Center. The department called the detainee a supporter of an international terrorist organization. According to the security forces, on instructions from a curator from Syria, he purchased components for making Molotov cocktails and planned to attack a “cult Jewish institution” in Yaroslavl with them.

The Central District Court of Orenburg sentenced three employees of the Pose bar, accused of organizing activities and participating in an “extremist” organization, to terms ranging from two years and three months to seven years in a general regime colony. The press service of the court reported this. The correspondent of "Caution, News" reports that the longest sentence - seven years in prison - was assigned to the owner of the bar, Vyacheslav Khasanov.

In an interview with VGTRK employee Pavel Zarubin, Vladimir Putin admitted that Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure “create problems” with fuel. A transcript of his words was published on the Kremlin website. “It's obvious. We are now observing a certain deficit, but it is not critical,” Putin said.

Magistrate Judge of Court District No. 377 in Moscow Albina Veryasova fined journalist Ruslan Gorevoy 60 thousand rubles under the protocol on “abuse of media freedom” (Part 9 of Article 13.15 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona found information about this on the website of the capital’s courts. Gorevoy is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Our Version”. The court ruling indicated his position, but the information with the name of the publication was removed.

The Chudovsky District Court of the Novgorod Region fined a local resident six thousand rubles under a protocol on participation in an “undesirable” organization. Mediazona drew attention to the court’s decision . Judging by the resolution, the woman was charged with participation in several organizations associated with the Falun Gong religious movement from China. The Falun Gong movement became popular in China in the 2000s, and later spread beyond the country.

An oil refinery in Slavyansk-on-Kuban caught fire as a result of an attack by Ukrainian drones. Governor of the Krasnodar Territory Veniamin Kondratyev reports the death of one person. There is a victim in the neighboring Trudobelikovsky farmstead from Slavyansk-on-Kuban. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky also spoke about the attack on an oil refinery in the Yaroslavl region. Regional authorities do not confirm this information.

The Leninsky District Court of Kemerovo imposed a fine of 50 thousand rubles on a former employee of the Kemerovo Presidential Cadet School, who was accused of illegal storage and transfer of computer information due to the sale of photographs of cadets. Mediazona drew attention to the court’s decision .

One person died and 11 were injured after a Ukrainian missile attack on an enterprise in Volgograd, said the regional governor Andrei Bocharov. According to the official, the deceased was an employee of the damaged enterprise; his body was found at the scene of the impact “during the liquidation of damage.” Rescuers continue to search for another employee. 11 people were hospitalized, two of them are in serious condition.

In the Tomsk region, local residents were detained in a case of treason, RIA Tomsk reports with reference to the regional department of the FSB. The intelligence service did not specify details about the identities of the detainees and their exact number. According to investigators, the defendants collected information about Russian military personnel, “including” those killed in the war in Ukraine. The FSB also released a video with footage of the arrest and materials from the case.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow fined two volunteers who were on duty at the scene of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov on the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge. According to Sotavision , Viktor Kogan and Alexey Sokirko were fined four thousand rubles under a protocol of disobedience to the police. According to the Nemtsov Most telegram channel, both activists were detained on the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge.

Queue at a gas station in Sevastopol, June 2026. Photo: Reuters The fuel crisis in Russia, aggravated by attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on oil refineries, is affecting more and more regions. Local authorities are introducing restrictions on the sale of fuel, and queues are forming at gas stations. Mediazona has compiled a map of fuel sales restrictions in Russian regions. In total, fuel restrictions affected 56 regions of Russia.

The Crimean Solidarity movement, which helps victims of political repression in Crimea, and the journalistic project Echo were recognized as “foreign agents.” Information about this was published on the website of the Ministry of Justice. In addition to them, the list also included the media group “Autonomous Action” and sociologist, founder of the Extreme Scan research agency Elena Koneva.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow sentenced 55-year-old Denis Razuvaev, the father of the former head of Rosmolodezh Ksenia Razuvaeva, to 6.5 years in a general regime colony, a Mediazona correspondent reports from the courtroom. He was also fined 800 thousand rubles. In May last year, the VChK-OGPU channel wrote about the case against Razuvaev, citing sources.