A deputy of the Nizhnegorsky village council in Crimea from the United Russia party, Ekaterina Samburskaya, told Novaya Gazeta that she and her husband were beaten by the head of the Nizhnegorsky district, Alexander Petrov, on August 2. Samburskaya told the newspaper that another participant in the attack was Catherine’s uncle, Sergei Sambursky. According to her, the head of the district had friendly relations with him, but the deputy Samburskaya had “strained” ones.

Three Samara fans are suspected of attacking police after the Russian Football Championship match among First League teams between local Orenburg and Krylya Sovetov. A criminal case was initiated under both parts of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (use of violence against a representative of the authorities, non-dangerous and dangerous to health).

The inspection of the trade mission in Washington was “an act of violation of international law,” said presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov. “We can express our deepest regret that this is an act of violation of international law. There is indeed an undermining of international law, actions are being taken that obviously contradict the convention on diplomatic relations, and this cannot but cause complete rejection.

In St. Petersburg, the police beat and placed the activist Peter Yablonsky in a neuropsychiatric dispensary (PND), and human rights activist Dinar Idrisov wrote on his Facebook. According to the human rights activist, the activist in 2017 joined the “Artilment” movement of supporters Vyacheslav Maltsev and began to disseminate information about the action on November 5, 2017.

A columnist for the Ekho Moskvy radio station and an employee of Novaya Gazeta, Yulia Latynina, reported that on the morning of September 3, her car burned down. Latynina believes that the cause of the fire was arson. about this . The journalist herself told Echo of Moscow “This morning, out of the blue, my car caught fire and burned to the ground.

About a hundred Muslims gathered on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street near the Myanmar Embassy in Moscow for an uncoordinated rally, blogger Ilya Varlamov reports in his Telegram channel. Varlamov clarifies that the rally participants are chanting: “Buddhists are terrorists” and “Allahu Akbar!” The police blocked traffic on Bolshaya Nikitskaya. According to eyewitnesses, 400-500 Muslims gathered for the rally.

The Colombian National Liberation Army (Ejercito de Liberacion Nacional - ELN) reported that Russian Arsen Voskanyan, who was in captivity for six months, was killed in April while attempting to escape, Reuters reports , citing one of the ELN commanders. Voskanyan was captured in November 2016. ELN alleged that the Russian was collecting endangered poisonous frogs in the jungles of the Chocó department and accused him of animal smuggling.

The investigation opened a criminal case after the crash of the An-2 plane during demonstration performances on September 2 in Balashikha near Moscow, according to the website of the Moscow Interregional Investigation Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee. The case was initiated under Part 3 of Article 263 of the Criminal Code (violation of traffic safety rules and operation of air transport, resulting in the death of two or more persons through negligence).

The Russian Foreign Ministry published on its Facebook a series of videos of “an inspection by FBI officers of the building of the Russian Consulate General in San Francisco.” “In this and the following posts there are photos and videos of evidence of the illegal actions of the American authorities, who, in violation of international law and their own legislation, invaded Russian diplomatic facilities and are conducting an “inspection” of the premises.

Canadian charity Rainbow Railroad said on Sept. 1 that it had helped 35 gay men from Chechnya leave Russia, 31 of whom have already arrived in Canada, , told CBC News. Kimahli Powell, the organization's executive director Rainbow Railroad has teamed up with the Russian LGBT Network, which has created safe communication channels for people in Chechnya who want to flee, he said.