The head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, speaking at a closed court hearing in the case of former Minister of Economic Development Alexei Ulyukaev, claimed that he sent him a certain letter, after which Sechin decided to contact the head of the company's security service and FSB General Oleg Feoktistov. about this writes The BBC with reference to the appeal ruling in the Ulyukaev case, which the Moscow City Court decided not to publish .

Under arrest on suspicion of storing drugs on a large scale (part 2 of article 228 of the Criminal Code), activist Mikhail Savostin announced a dry hunger strike, his lawyer from the Agora international human rights group Viktor Zubenko told Mediazone. According to the defender, Savostin announced a dry hunger strike on June 27, when he was taken from the Pyatigorsk pre -trial detention center to a temporary detention center in the Ministry of Walls to extend the period of detention.

In the Trans-Baikal Regional Court, a jury found Yevgeny Krasnoyarov guilty, who is charged with killing eight people on ethnic grounds, reports the publication Zab.ru. At the same time, the jury excluded the qualifying criterion “motivated by national hatred,” but decided that the defendant did not deserve leniency. According to investigators, from 2006 to 2016, Krasnoyarov, using firearms, killed eight people in Chita.

The Krasnoarmeysky District Court of Volgograd took into custody the operational duty department of the police department of the city's Ministry of Internal Affairs, who broke the jaw of a detainee in an administrative case, according to the court's website. After the policeman punched him in the face, the detainee was diagnosed with a bilateral fracture of the lower jaw. The judge sent the policeman to jail for two months.

Roskomnadzor threatened the France 24 TV channel with cessation of broadcasting and cancellation of its license due to violation of the law “On Mass Media” regarding restrictions on foreign capital, the reports . Moscow agency “During the analysis of licensing agreements <...> it was established that the editorial activities of the TV channel are under the control of a foreign legal entity, which is a violation of the requirements of Part 2 of Article 19.1 of the Media Law.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, instructed his subordinates from the Forensic Center to create a joint group that will specialize in the investigation of criminal cases of medical errors, according to the department’s website. Bastrykin said this at an operational meeting on the development of the Criminalistics Center of the Investigative Committee.

from the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg before a hearing on the administrative case of Listeners and Zaks.ru journalist Sergei Eremeev were expelled Denis Mikhailov, coordinator of the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny, according to Olga Guseva, an employee of the headquarters. A violation report was also drawn up against the journalist.

The Investigative Committee has completed an investigation into the criminal case against a participant in the January 28 rally in support of the “voter strike” Konstantin Saltykov, accused of using violence against police officers (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code), according to the Open Russia human rights telegram channel. The activist himself denies guilt. A 20-year-old volunteer at Alexei Navalny’s headquarters was finally charged today.

Photo: Natalia Seliverstova / RIA Novosti On June 27, Moscow blogger Anna Brane said that the Uber driver tried to rape her, but investigators demand that the statement be taken away that the girl was invented. A taxi driver - a student of a medical university from Iraq - insists that he did not attack Brane, but simply dropped her, as the girl began to smoke in the cabin.

In the Rosreestr extract, the Russian Federation is indicated as the copyright holder of three hectares of land in the Barvikha district of the Moscow region. Previously, the extract contained the name of the head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, writes Open Media. The publication has reviewed the extract dated June 20.

The Penza Regional Court rejected the complaint against the arrest of Ilya Shakursky and Andrei Chernov, accused in the case of the “terrorist community “Network”,” the court’s press service told Mediazona. “We left everything unchanged. That’s how the Leninsky District Court decided,” said a court representative. Earlier, the Leninsky District Court extended the arrest of Shakursky and Chernov until September 18.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court sent the case against three police officers accused of the death of detainee Stanislav Golovko to the Leninsky District Court of Nizhny Tagil, which was to be considered by the Dzerzhinsky District Court. This was announced by lawyer Alexey Bushmakov, who represents the interests of the deceased’s sister on the initiative of the human rights organization “Zone of Law.” A case initiated against police department No.

The head of the National Guard department for the Vladimir region, Alfiya Mokshina, was arrested until August 26 in the case of accepting bribes from her subordinates, reports “About Vladimir”. As wrote Kommersant , on June 27, officers of the FSB and the Investigative Committee detained Mokshina. According to investigators, from May 6 to May 10, through intermediaries, she received two bribes from her subordinates totaling 40 thousand rubles.

A resident of Bashkiria went to court after the head of a rural settlement blurred out the name of his father on the memorial plaque “They returned with victory” and wrote the name of another person, writes ToDay News Ufa. A local resident says that his father was a veteran of the Great Patriotic War. After his death, his name was included in the list on a memorial plaque in the village of Galiakberovo.

Employees of a Chelyabinsk boarding school, whose students spoke about sexual violence, contacted the prosecutor's office because of the decision to close the institution on September 1, the told Ura.ru. regional prosecutor's office “During the reception, 7 citizens were received on issues of violations of housing rights, job cuts due to the closure of […] a boarding school, violations of the rights of a minor child, and appealing a court verdict,” the department said.