Following an unscheduled inspection, the Ministry of Justice recognized the autonomous non-profit organization Svobodnoe Slovo, which publishes the newspaper Pskovskaya Guberniya, as a “foreign agent,” according to the newspaper’s website. The ministry justified this decision by the fact that the NPO receives funding from a Russian legal entity, which is financed from foreign sources.

The former head of the administration of the head of Komi, Elena Shabarshina, suspected of bribery, was hospitalized after a possible attempt [by Roskomnadzor], Interfax reports, citing a source in the medical circles of the region. Shabarshina was taken to the intensive care unit of the hospital in the Ezhvinsky district of Syktyvkar in serious condition. According to the agency, the official, wanting to commit [Roskomnadzor], consumed large quantities of various medications.

Istanbul police have identified two suicide bombers who blew themselves up at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul as Russian citizens Rakim Bulgarov and Vadim Osmanov, reports . the Turkish publication Hurriyet Now the police are establishing the identity of the third suicide bomber. As the publication writes, citing Turkish police, before the attack, the terrorists threw away a laptop that contained important “organizational information.” Before this, the laptop disk was damaged.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Part 2 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code (negligence resulting by negligence in causing serious harm to health or death of a person) against unnamed employees of the Rostov-on-Don administration, according to the department’s website. Investigators are identifying those involved in the crime.

The Pryazhinsky District Court of Karelia satisfied the claim to ban the activities of the Park-Hotel Syamzero children's camp, reports the republic's prosecutor's office. On June 18, children vacationing at the camp were caught in a storm, which killed 14 teenagers. The owners of the camp were prohibited from operating tent and stationary children's camps, as well as organizing and conducting recreation, health improvement, education and training of children.

The Investigative Committee has completed the investigation of the criminal case against Alexander Matyukhin, Nadezhda Evdokimova and Alexey Dekterev, who are accused of murder (points “c”, “g”, “h” of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code), kidnapping (points “a”, “ c", "h" of Part 2 of Article 126 of the Criminal Code), extortion (points "b", "c" of Article 163 of the Criminal Code) and theft (point "a" of Part 3 of Article 158 of the Criminal Code).

In Yoshkar-Ola, a second criminal case has been opened against civil activist Evgeniy Pirogov, convicted for posts on the social network VKontakte, for contempt of court (Part 1 of Article 297 of the Criminal Code), reports the publication 7x7 with reference to the assistant to the chairman of the Yoshkar-Ola City Court Larisa Batyanina. According to Batyanina, the first hearing in the case will take place on July 7.

In the Irkutsk region, they have identified a place where an Il-76 plane could have fallen, reports , citing a source in the region’s air traffic control services. Interfax “Presumably, the coordinates of the Il-76 crash have been established - according to the report, the plane crashed in a wooded area in the taiga,” the agency’s interlocutor said. He added that this information is now being verified.

An investigative team is working on the premises of Vyacheslav Zaitsev’s Fashion House after the murder, a source told Moskovsky Komsomolets. According to MK, the murder occurred on domestic grounds during a quarrel between technical staff. The Moscow department of the Investigative Committee confirmed to the publication that a case had been opened after the death of a man in one of the houses on Mira Avenue.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow released from house arrest the former director of the Domodedovo airport complex, Vyacheslav Nekrasov, and the managing director of Domodedovo Airport Aviation Security, Andrei Danilov, who were accused in a case initiated after the terrorist attack in January 2011, reports . the Moscow agency “The court rejected the investigation’s request to extend house arrest for Vyacheslav Nekrasov and Andrey Danilov,” the agency was told in court.

The prosecutor's office of the Petrogradsky district of St. Petersburg sent a criminal case to court against doctors Mariam Arakelyan and Galina Shlomina, who are accused of causing grievous harm to the health of a woman in labor due to improper performance of their professional duties (Part 2 of Article 118 of the Criminal Code). According to the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office, the case will be considered by a magistrate at court precinct No. 153.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against a 14-year-old teenager from Kaluga for the murder of a homeless man under Part 4 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code (intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm, negligently resulting in the death of the victim).

Lawyers of the “Committee for the Prevention of Torture” sent a complaint to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, about the inaction and violations on the part of the investigator and the leadership of the Pavlovsk Interdistrict Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee in the case of torture of businessman Oleg Krayushkin by police. According to the organization’s website , officials have been repeatedly disciplined for illegal procedural decisions.

In one of the shopping complexes in Kazan, police detained the head of the department of economic security and anti-corruption of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Tatarstan, according to the department’s website. The detainee was dismissed from the internal affairs bodies. Its manager will be subject to disciplinary action. The police handed over the materials to the Investigative Committee for a procedural decision.

After an inspection, the State Labor Inspectorate for Karelia fined Park Hotel Syamozero LLC 505 thousand rubles, RAPSI reports . 14 teenagers vacationing at the camp died during a storm in mid-June. State inspectorates discovered violations when concluding contracts with 39 employees. The latter did not have documents confirming their qualifications or special knowledge, or a certificate indicating whether they had a criminal record.