Moscow police asked not to participate in Alexei Navalny’s rally “He’s not Dimon for you.” The message was published on the department's website. “The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow urges you to refrain from participating in the uncoordinated event on March 26, 2017 on Tverskaya Street,” the appeal says.

In the center of Moscow on Arbat, police detained 11 supporters of politician Alexei Navalny, who were handing out stickers in his support, RBC writes . Alla Frolova, coordinator of the legal direction of OVD-Info, reports about 11 detainees. The duty officer of the Arbat police department spoke about ten activists brought to the department. “10 people were brought to us, leaflets were distributed.

State Duma deputy Natalya Poklonskaya sent an official request to the head of the department for combating extremism of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs to verify the statements of director Alexei Uchitel and his lawyer Konstantin Dobrynin, Fontanka writes, citing a source in law enforcement agencies.

FSB officers detained two “adherents of neo-Nazi ideology” in Kaliningrad, suspected of calls for terrorism, RIA Novosti reports , citing the department’s press service. During a search, one of them was found to have an 81-mm fragmentation mortar shell from the Great Patriotic War and various weapons. The intelligence service noted that the detainee was previously convicted of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm, hooliganism and calls for extremism.

The Ministry of Justice has suspended the activities of the “Administrative Center of Jehovah’s Witnesses” in connection with extremist activities, according to the department’s website. The ministry's order to suspend the center's work was issued on March 15. On March 16, it became known that the Ministry of Justice asked the Supreme Court to recognize the center as an extremist organization and ban its activities.

The organizer of the anti-corruption rally on March 26, Kirill Matyavin, was detained in Saransk, according to the event group on the VKontakte social network. A girl approached Matyavin and asked where the pharmacy was, after which she began screaming that she had been hit. At that moment he was detained. “Most likely, Kirill’s phone was tapped or his correspondence was read. Before he left the house, he made an appointment,” the report says.

Germany extradited to Russia a native of Ingushetia, Khusen Magauri, suspected of aiding militants, the Prosecutor General's Office reports . He was handed over to Russian law enforcement authorities at Hamburg International Airport. Magauri, according to investigators, has been providing clothing, food and medicine to members of the Sunzhensky Jamaat since May 2012; he was put on the wanted list in October 2015, and a year later he was detained in Germany.

The Trans-Baikal Regional Court sentenced Mikhail Berezin, a resident of the village of Karymskoye, to 14 years in a maximum security colony for the murder of a National Guard employee, reports the Department of the Investigative Committee for the Trans-Baikal Territory. Berezin was found guilty under Article 317 of the Criminal Code (attack on the life of a law enforcement officer). In making its decision, the court took into account the confession and two minor children of the defendant.

The National Security Agency and the Montenegrin police about ten days ago received operational information about the preparation of an attempt on the life of special prosecutor Milivoje Katnic, who is investigating the circumstances of the failed coup attempt in Podgorica last fall, the writes newspaper Dnevne Novine . The alleged suspect is a Serbian citizen whose name has not been released.

The Volga Military District Court, at an off-site hearing in Kazan, sentenced nine alleged members of the Chistopol Jamaat, an organization that investigators consider responsible for burning Orthodox churches and launching missiles into the territory of Nizhnekamskneftekhim, reports Idel . Realities." The alleged leader of the organization, Marat Sabirov, received 24 years in prison, and his subordinate Rafael Zaripov - 23 years.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev denies President Vladimir Putin's words that he was ill, reports . Interfax “I wasn’t sick,” he said when one of the participants in a meeting with representatives of the trucking business congratulated him on his recovery. Earlier on March 14, Putin announced that Medvedev was sick with the flu. The next day, a meeting between Medvedev and Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan was announced.

The Nevyansk City Court sentenced the former head of IK-46 in the city, Ilya Chikin, and his subordinates in the case of the death of a prisoner, the prosecutor's office of the Sverdlovsk region reports . Chikin was sentenced to 13 and a half years in a maximum security colony, his deputy Alexei Nikolaev and the head of the security department of IK-46 Evgeniy Panov were sentenced to 13 years. Junior inspector of the supervision group Dmitry Usov received 7 and a half years in prison.

Former State Duma deputy Denis Voronenkov was killed in the center of Kiev, reports . Vesti Ukraine The shooting took place at the intersection of Shevchenko Boulevard and Pushkinskaya Street; Voronenkov was walking with a security guard. Voronenkov was killed and two more people were injured, said Andrey Krischenko, head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Kiev.

One of the sisters, employees of Sberbank, the Dadashevs, about whom Kommersant wrote that they were detained after stealing money and trying to buy a Ferrari, was going to sue the publication. “This is an absolute lie. I have been slandered, I am going to sue Kommersant. The management is shocked, and they themselves do not understand where this information comes from. Maybe I crossed someone’s path,” she said in a comment to Business FM.

A Moscow court refused to consider the claim of the former co-owner of the Crystal and Golden Palace casinos, Karlen Azizbekyan, for compensation of $10 million for the seizure of the establishments by thief in law Shakro Molodoy and a “group of security officials,” Rosbalt writes . In 2000, Zakhary Kalashov, known as Shakro Molodoy, and his associates “seized control over the activities” of the Crystal and Golden Palace casinos.