Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, who was convicted in the “Bolotnaya case” and was recently released from penal colony No. 1 in the Yaroslavl region, has left Russia, reports the Public Verdict Foundation. “Nepomniachtchi has now landed at Prague airport. In the future, the former political prisoner will go to study in the United States,” the foundation said in a statement.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov , wrote on his Instagram that “additional rallies” in support of Myanmar’s oppressed Muslims are no longer needed. In addition, he noted that all the talk about “certain volunteers” who could go to Myanmar “is clearly provocative.” “The Rohingya do not need a war. They need political support in establishing peace. There is no need for additional rallies.

On September 7, parents' meetings were held in schools in St. Petersburg, during which parents of high school students were told that participation in uncoordinated actions would result in a fine and registration with law enforcement agencies. about this with reference to sources in several schools in the Central and Vasileostrovsky districts of the city.

The Leninsky District Court of Orenburg arrested two more fans of the Krylya Sovetov football team until November 2, reports Ekho Moskvy in Orenburg. They are accused of using violence against government officials (Article 318 of the Criminal Code). Previously, the court had already arrested Krylia Sovetov fan Nikolai Belov on the same charges. A fight between fans and police occurred on September 2 during the match between Orenburg and Krylia Sovetov.

Investigators of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow opened a criminal case of fraud on an especially large scale against unidentified persons who withdrew 1 billion rubles from the Moscow Department of Labor and Social Protection. about this RBC writes with reference to the search warrant at the office of the Center for Innovative Medical Technologies company.

A resident of Khabarovsk complained that security forces tortured him with a stun gun, demanding to reveal the whereabouts of Anar Allahveranov, the alleged killer of world powerlifting champion Andrei Drachev. about this . writes Gubernia "They beat me with a stun gun and shouted: 'Where is Anar? If you don't tell me, we'll plant drugs on you.' They threatened me, then there was a harsh interrogation, they tore the cross from my neck, stuffed it into my mouth and kicked it in with my feet.

The Arbitration Court of the Moscow District rejected the complaint of the Ministry of Culture and refused to revoke the distribution certificate for the film “The Call of Cosmic Evolution,” dedicated to the life and work of the artist Nicholas Roerich, due to the demonstration of Nazi symbols, writes Meduza.

The director of the Tomsk Cadet Corps, Vladimir Brykov, whose students refused to eat porridge with maggots, wrote a letter of resignation, TV-2 reports with reference to the head of the regional department of general education, Irina Grabtsevich. According to her, the director admitted that he had failed in his duties and wrote a letter of resignation of his own free will. At the same time, Grabtsevich told vtomske.ru that the director would be removed from office.

The head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, appealed to the Moscow mayor's office, law enforcement agencies and the Moscow City Election Commission with a request to find and punish people who are seizing the campaign materials of independent candidates in municipal elections in Moscow, according to the CEC website.

On September 5, Belarus expelled to Russia a refugee from Chechnya, Imran Salamov, who was threatened with torture in his homeland, reports the Belarusian human rights organization Human Constanta . In April, Russia put Salamov on the international wanted list for participation in an armed group. On April 13, he was detained in Brest. On the same day, a decision was made to forcibly deport the Chechen.

Police carried out checks in Moscow markets after an uncoordinated rally of Muslims in support of the Rohingya, which took place on September 3 at the Myanmar Embassy, told The Village. ​​Kurban Darsaev, a businessman and one of the coordinators of the action, “The next day, law enforcement officers carried out checks in all Moscow markets. They also came to Dorogomilovsky, where we have an office and a meat shop.

In the village of Molodezhny near Irkutsk, unknown young people dispersed pensioners protesting against infill development. A story about this was published by local Vesti; the recording shows some pensioners shouting “Help!” carried away in their arms. Irk.ru notes that before the crackdown, a representative of the developer unsuccessfully tried to come to an agreement with the protesters; they promised to leave when the police arrived.

The first deputy head of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for Moscow, Denis Nikandrov, did not admit guilt and did not ask for a pre-trial agreement to be concluded with him, lawyer Alexey Mezentsev told RIA Novosti. “Nikandrov did not admit guilt in taking a bribe, and does not admit it, he has not submitted any requests for the conclusion of pre-trial agreements and no agreements have been concluded with him,” Mezentsev emphasized.

Investigative Committee representative Svetlana Petrenko believed that discussing the school shooting in Ivanteevka near Moscow could lead to negative consequences. This is stated in a press release from the department. “I would like to point out that detailed discussion of this topic in the media only increases the interest of teenagers in it.

The Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Moscow Region, Ksenia Mishonova, proposed conducting random searches of schoolchildren who arouse suspicion among teachers and security guards, reports . Interfax “I believe that everyone will support this, if suddenly a security guard or teacher sees a student who arouses some suspicion in him, then we can allow a search in emergency cases,” Mishonova said.