music festival At the Hip-Hop Mayday , which took place on May 1 at the Luzhniki Stadium, 20 people were detained and brought to administrative responsibility, told TASS. a law enforcement source “Admission to the concert was free. But the organizers of the event did not properly calculate the number of spectators, of which there turned out to be a lot, and the festival site could not accommodate everyone, says the agency’s interlocutor.

Police and FSB officers detained a resident of Saratov on suspicion of vandalism after he painted a T-34 tank, which serves as a monument to tank crews, with red paint. This is stated in the message of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Nalchik District Court of Kabardino-Balkaria placed under arrest for two months an activist from Ingushetia, Ruslan Dzeitov, who is accused of using violence against a security officer during the dispersal of a rally in Magas against changing the border with Chechnya (Article 318 of the Criminal Code). MBKh Media about this . told His lawyer, Visit Tsoroev, “The Nalchik district court chose a preventive measure for Ruslana Dzeitov - arrest for two months, until July 30.

The mayor of the capital of Ingushetia, Magas, Beslan Tsechoev, decided to ban the placement of traveling tent circuses in the city, because he considers the conditions for keeping animals cruel. This was reported on the official website of the Magas administration.

Nizhny Novgorod police seized St. George's ribbons from sale in stores, to which badges with the image of a red star breaking a swastika were attached, cites information from Deputy Governor Dmitry Krasnov. Pro City NN “Law enforcement agencies took the necessary measures to seize goods with Nazi symbols from a retail outlet in Nizhny Novgorod,” Krasnov said.

The investigative department for the city of Gatchina, Leningrad Region, opened a criminal case of hooliganism against a 36-year-old local resident who opened fire on May 1 during a conflict in the village of Vyritsa, the regional department of the Investigative Committee said in a statement .

Richard Mugish. Photo: Trustchambers.com The Supreme Court of Rwanda canceled Article 154 (public insulting religious rituals) and 233 (insulting power or persons in the civil service) of the Criminal Code, but upheld Article 236 (insults or slander against the president). The last decision caused criticism from the current president of the field Kagama, who, however, emphasized that he respects the independence of the judiciary.