Special prosecutor Robert Mueller, who began investigating possible Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election almost two years ago, found no evidence of collusion between Donald Trump and members of his presidential campaign with Russia, the reports . New York Times “Although the [Mueller] report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, the document does not completely exonerate him,” quotes the Mueller report in his message .

The Dagestan police opened a criminal case after the mass poisoning in Khasavyurt, the republican department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on Instagram. A criminal case was initiated under Part 1 of Article 236 of the Criminal Code (violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules, which through negligence resulted in mass disease or poisoning of people). No suspects have been announced yet.

The publication Radio Liberty, at the request of businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin’s company “Concord Food Plant”, removed material that spoke about its work and monopolization of the school and preschool food market, the publication itself reports . On February 15, Radio Liberty published an interview with a former manager of several companies that supply food to Moscow food factories.

A 28-year-old Russian citizen, who was wanted for murder on the territory of Ukraine, died in a rented Kiev apartment when a homemade bomb exploded, according to the local police website. The explosion occurred on March 23 at about 11 pm local time in an apartment on Nauki Avenue. Residents of the house reported this to the police, and an investigative team and explosives experts arrived at the scene.

In the Dagestan Khasavyurt, 104 people with acute intestinal infection are already in hospital, about 90 of them are children, according to the website of the republican Ministry of Health. “At the moment, there are 104 people in the infectious diseases hospital of the Khasavyurt central city hospital, including about 90 children who were admitted to the hospital with signs of acute intestinal infection,” the message says. The patients' condition is generally assessed as mild.

During a St. Petersburg rally for free elections, police detained a young man with a poster depicting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and President Vladimir Putin. The activist’s detention was featured on broadcast . the Lens of Realities The recording shows that police officers surrounded the young man and took him outside the fence. Eyewitnesses reported that the activist was detained because of a poster depicting Putin and Medvedev. According to Echo of Moscow in St.

In Orenburg, on March 23, security forces came to the Lokky Rock Club were supposed to perform , where the St. Petersburg band “Crvenih Tsvetova” and local musicians youhate , Crvenih Tsvetova vocalist Mikhail Zolotarev told the Dozhd TV channel. According to the musician, before the start of the concert, an employee in civilian clothes came to the premises, “supposedly just to see what was happening here.” After this, armed masked men cordoned off the entrance to the club.

Police detained Sergei Belyaev, an activist of the “perpetual protest” and a participant in the “Objective of Realities” project, before the start of the agreed rally “Free elections for St. Petersburg!”, reported the Telegram channel “Objective of Realities”. Belyaev was supposed to broadcast from the protest rally, but he was prevented by employees of Center “E” - they detained him and put him in an official car.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan fined local Open Russia activist Nikita Khramov 10 thousand rubles for participating in the September protest against pension reform (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offences), Elza Nisanbekova, a lawyer for Human Rights Postcards, told Idel.Realii.

In Moscow, employees of the internal security department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained a patrol service inspector who was extorting money from drug users, RBC writes , citing police sources. The captain’s detention was confirmed by the press service of the Moscow Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.