Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko was shot dead in Kyiv, Hromadske radio correspondent Irina Romaliyska reported on Facebook. The information was confirmed by the adviser to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Deputy Gerashchenko. On May 30, at a press conference at the SBU, the head of the department said that this was a staging with the aim of detaining the organizer of the assassination attempt; Babchenko himself is alive and unharmed.

A resident of the Dagestani village of Gubden, Magomedamin Vagabov, was arrested on a fabricated criminal case and forced to incriminate himself under torture, his father Khabib Vagabov told the Caucasian Knot. He noted that the family had a conflict with a local security officer. According to the father, his 22-year-old son was repairing cars. On January 12, unknown people asked Magomedamin Vagabov to find spare parts for their car.

The authorities of the Karelian city of Medvezhyegorsk prohibited activists from holding a picket in a city park against the removal of the director of the House of Creativity from office, citing the lack of treatment of the territory against ticks.

The Kaliningrad court awarded six thousand rubles in compensation to Open Russia activists Pyotr Zuev, Konstantin Krein and Yakov Grigoriev, who were acquitted in an administrative case of participation in an undesirable organization. Grigoriev himself reported this to Mediazona. Each activist was awarded three thousand rubles in compensation for moral damage and three thousand rubles for reimbursement of expenses for legal services.

The Nizhny Novgorod prosecutor's office began an investigation after it was reported that the police did not allow people in sneakers and torn jeans into the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the head of the investigation department of the Committee against Torture, Sergei Babinets, wrote on Facebook. “Today the city prosecutor’s office called and reported that an investigation had been launched against the police officers.

Officials from Yekaterinburg began receiving calls in which an employee who answered the phone “hears a robotic voice threatening dismissal,” according to the Yekaterinburg administration’s Facebook page. In a conversation with Meduza, an administration representative confirmed that the calls had indeed been received. “The action is similar to a series of mass calls about false mining of administrative buildings last year,” the administration noted.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has communicated complaints from relatives of abducted and disappeared residents of Dagestan and Moscow, according to the website of the Memorial human rights center. As human rights activists write, eight complaints were combined into one case. All of them concern the disappearances of kidnapped or detained Russians.

Larisa Nefedova with her son. Photo: Personal page "VKontakte" In December 2017, a small town of Lebedyan Lipetsk Region fell into the headlines of federal media. At first, as a result of a cruel beating, Anastasia Ovsyannikova died here, and three weeks later the ex -husband nearly removed scalp from another local resident - Larisa Nefedova. In both cases, the men were on the dock. Last week, the court sentenced the ex-spell of the Nefedan punishment-a year of correctional labor.

The Zamoskvoretsky court of Moscow arrested a resident of Voronezh, Igor Podporin, who damaged the painting by Ilya Repin “Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on November 16, 1581” in the Tretyakov Gallery, the reports . Moscow agency On the evening of May 25, a museum visitor used a metal fence post to break the glass of a Repin painting and damage the canvas. The man was detained ; he turned out to be a 37-year-old resident of Voronezh, Igor Podporin.

Igor Podporin, who damaged Ilya Repin’s painting “Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan” in the Tretyakov Gallery, was charged under Part 2 of Article 243 of the Criminal Code (destruction or damage of especially valuable objects of cultural heritage), the reports . Moscow agency A meeting is being held in the Zamoskvoretsky court to select a preventive measure for Podporin. The accused, TASS reports with reference to the investigator and lawyer, admitted guilt.

An investigator from Kemerovo will arrive in Moscow at the special detention center where Alexei Navalny is serving administrative arrest at the request of the head of the regional Council of People's Deputies Aman Tuleyev, according to the politician's website. “I was just informed that tomorrow a seconded investigator from Kemerovo is coming to my special detention center.

Residents of the village of Sychevo, Ruza district of the Moscow region, together with summer residents from Moscow, tried to block the passage to a temporary landfill on the territory of the quarry of the Sychevsky mining and processing plant (GOK), the head of the Ruza district Maxim Tarkhanov wrote on Instagram. to him According , four people were detained for violating public order. They were taken to the police department, which one was not specified.

The defendant in the Seventh Studio case, former director of the Gogol Center Alexei Malobrodsky, was again hospitalized, the Moscow agency reports , citing his lawyer Ksenia Karpinskaya. “Malobrodsky asks to postpone the court hearing due to the fact that he was hospitalized this morning at the A. Myasnikov Cardiology Center,” Karpinskaya said at a meeting in the Basmanny Court, where the issue of limiting the period of familiarization with the case materials was considered.

The police detained Miss Tatarstan 2006 Victoria Buyantseva, believing that she had picked up a stash containing drugs. After no prohibited substances were found on the girl, they apologized to her, told Inkazan . the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs As the department said, on May 23, law enforcement officers received information about the possible sale of drugs in the courtyard of a residential building on Chetaev Street.

In Russia, the number [Roskomnadzor] of children with cuts, tattoos and drawings on their bodies in the form of whales, dolphins, butterflies, unicorns, jellyfish, as well as various symbols and abbreviations “characteristic of suicidal themes” has increased tenfold. Sergei Korotkikh, an employee of the criminalistics department of the Investigative Committee, spoke about this in the report, RBC reports .