Yulia Skripal does not yet want to meet with employees of the Russian embassy in the UK and her cousin Victoria Skripal, according to a statement issued on her behalf by the British police. Skripal said that she knows that employees of the Russian Embassy in the UK have offered to help her, but has so far refused it. “If I change my mind, I know how to contact them,” the statement said.

The North Caucasus District Military Court sentenced Dagestan resident Tagir Israpilov to 24 years in prison, reports , citing the court’s press service. Kommersant Israpilov was found guilty on charges of banditry, robbery, encroachment on the life of a law enforcement officer, illegal weapons trafficking and public calls for terrorism. He himself did not admit guilt. According to investigators, the accused was part of an illegal armed group whose goal was to kill law enforcement officers.

Julius Boyarshinov. Photos provided by friends Julius Boyarshinov. Photos provided by friends of the Ovdinfo.org media project In the case of the "terrorist community" Network "a new accused - a resident of St. Petersburg Julius Boyarshinov appeared. This was reported by the OVD-Info with reference to the lawyer Boyarshinov Olga Krivonos. Boyarshinov was detained in St. Petersburg in the evening of January 21.

In Vladimir, employees of Center “E” threatened Andrei Malygin, an activist of the Open Russia movement. about this with reference to Malygin himself. writes The local agency Dovod According to the activist, a few weeks ago he received a summons by mail from Center “E” under the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Vladimir Region. Since the document did not specify the reasons for Malygin’s appearance and status, the activist decided not to go to the police.

In Syria, a bus carrying Russian journalists who were returning from filming a story about Eastern Ghouta was fired upon, TASS reports , citing the Ministry of Defense. The department clarified that at about 18:20 Moscow time, unknown persons fired at a bus carrying journalists with small arms. According to the Ministry of Defense, three people were injured.

The Moscow City Court released a woman sentenced to six years in prison for the murder of a drunken partner who tried to strangle her (Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code). this with reference to the press service of the court. reports RIA Novosti The appellate court decided that the convict was defending her life and considered her actions to be self-defense.

In Kemerovo, the Investigative Committee brought charges under Part 3 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code (negligence resulting in the death of two or more persons through negligence) against the head of the guard of fire and rescue unit No. 2, Sergei Genin, according to the SK telegram channel.

Roskomnadzor blocked 286 IP addresses and 285 Google domains used by the Zello Internet radio. Interfax was told about this by the department's press service. On April 6, Roskomnadzor began blocking technical domain Google's - googleusercontent.com - based on the decision of the Prosecutor General's Office in connection with restricting access to Zello. According to Roskomsvoboda , 10 thousand websites and IP addresses are now blocked.

On the night of April 11 in Moscow, the car of Echo of Moscow automobile columnist Sergei Aslanyan, parked near his house, was damaged. Aslanyan himself told Mediazona about this. According to the journalist, the entire car was scratched with a sharp object, the windows were broken, the wheels were punctured and the windshield wipers were broken off. “This morning it became clear that someone was very diligent at night trying to damage my car.

The Pervomaisky District Court of Krasnodar ordered the Ministry of Finance to pay orphanage resident Anton Sachkov a million rubles as compensation for moral damages for illegal criminal prosecution. Alexander Popkov, a lawyer for the international human rights group Agora, told Mediazona about this. “The Ministry of Finance asked to completely reject the claim. The prosecutor agreed to 300 thousand rubles in compensation for Anton Sachkov,” Popkov said.

lawyers Telegram sent a petition to the Tagansky District Court of Moscow to postpone the pre-trial consideration of Roskomnadzor’s claim to block the messenger. about this in his Telegram channel . wrote Chairman of the international human rights group “Agora” Pavel Chikov “Since Telegram has been identified as a participant in the process, its representatives ask the court to postpone the conversation to a later time so that they can familiarize themselves with the materials and prepare.

In Tobolsk, a court sentenced a local resident to five years and three months in prison for setting fire to three 16-story buildings, the prosecutor's office of the Tyumen region reports . The man was found guilty of damaging energy, telecommunications, housing and public utilities facilities for hooligan reasons (Part 1 of Article 215.2 of the Criminal Code). The defendant admitted guilt.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) awarded 15 thousand euros in compensation to a native of Chechnya, Elita Magomadova, whose ex-husband stole her son, and the court in Grozny left him with his father. This was reported to Mediazona by the Legal Initiative with reference to the corresponding decision on the court’s website.

In Tatarstan, members of the Trucker association Andrei Lukin and Vladislav Abramov filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights because of a fine for participating in an action against the Platon system, Open Russia lawyer Elza Nisanbekova told Idel.Realities. The applicants believe that the Russian authorities violated their right to freedom of assembly and association, as well as the right to a fair trial (Articles 11 and 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights).

Aslan Iritov. Shot: ProtivpyTok / YouTube Last fall, the Brothers Aslan and Beslan Iritovs from Nalchik tried to organize a protest rally in the city: the city authorities invited residents of the region of free aul to redeem their plots, and they considered that officials should formalize the land transport free of charge.