President Vladimir Putin personally rejected Iran's request for the supply of S-400 missile defense systems, Bloomberg reports , citing two knowledgeable sources, including a "senior Russian official." According to the agency's interlocutor, Putin motivated his decision by the fact that the deal would cause an escalation of tension in the Middle East. After the election of US President Donald Trump, relations between Tehran and Washington worsened.

Security forces detained a 41-year-old police officer from the group for the protection of objects of the internal affairs bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Armavir department, who was suspected of beating a detainee who had a ruptured bladder, on the website of the Investigative Committee department in Kuban. According to investigators, on March 3, 2019, the policeman and his 21-year-old colleague, who was also previously detained, were on daily duty.

The Vikite project received a notification from Roskomnadzor about the inclusion of a page with the text of the “Protocols of the Assembly of the Zion sages” of 1903 in the register of prohibited information. This was written on Twitter by the Executive Director of Vikimedia RU Stanislav Kozlovsky. In the telegram channel "Wikipedia. Unofficial ” it is reported that the notification came to international mail two days ago, Russian project participants learned about it only today.

The Prosecutor General's Office proposes to introduce mandatory social and pedagogical testing for drug use for adolescents. about this at a round table on the topic of combating drugs. According to Interfax, department representative Elena Sukhova spoke “We need to discuss the issue of mandatory testing, if this is permissible - making changes to federal legislation to identify children who are prone to drug use.

The state prosecution asked to apply to the 20-year-old cadet of the Mozhaisky Military Academy Vadim Osipov forced medical measures and send him to a psychiatric hospital. This was reported to the "Mediazone" by lawyers of the international human rights group "Agora" Dmitry Dinze and Vitaly Cherkasov. According to Cherkasov, the prosecutor's office made such a decision on the basis of the results of a psychological and psychiatric examination, which showed that Osipov has a mental disorder.

Love Sobol. Photo: RFE / RL / present “Colleagues, we cancel the sable. The project is closed, ”wrote a professor at the Higher School of Economics Sergey Korzun to his students, who called to the school show the producer“ Navalny Live ”and a candidate for deputies of Moscow City Duma Lyubov Sobol. The university leadership explains this by the ban on political activities at the university, and Sobol calls censorship, to which journalists are accustomed from the student bench.

St. Petersburg courts, due to violations, returned to the police more than a hundred administrative cases that were opened after arrests on May 29 and 30, according to the telegram channel of the joint press service of the city courts. The head of the press service, Daria Lebedeva, clarified to Mediazona that we are talking about migrants detained during a police raid. The Kolpino court returned 23 cases to the police, the Krasnogvardeisky court - two cases, the Nevsky court - 80 cases.

FSB officers detained the head of the Moscow investigative department for air and water transport of the Investigative Committee and his subordinate on suspicion of receiving a bribe of 1 million rubles (points “a”, “c” of part 5 of article 290 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the Investigative Committee department for Moscow. The head of this department is listed on the department’s website as Dmitry Korovin.

Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov, who is in charge of transport, instructed to look into the issue of building one of the branches of the Moscow Central Diameters (MCD) through the Losiny Ostrov National Park. The order was published attention to it on the government website, and RBC drew . A source close to the Ministry of Natural Resources confirmed that the government is discussing the idea of ​​laying a railway through the national park, taking part of its territory for the project.

The State Duma, in the third reading, adopted a bill to toughen penalties for drivers who, while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, provoked an accident in which people were killed or injured. This was reported on the website of the lower house of parliament. In case of causing serious harm to health, drivers now face from 3 to 7 years in prison instead of the previous 4 years. The terms of imprisonment increase from 2-7 years to 5-12 years if a person died in an accident.

The US Department of Defense included Russia on the list of countries whose services are prohibited from being used for certain space launches starting December 31, 2022. The document was published on the website of the US Federal Register. It will be prohibited to use Russian services when launching commercial satellites if there is a threat in the field of cybersecurity, the document says. In addition to Russia, the same list includes China, North Korea, Iran, Sudan and Syria.

The Office of the Roskomnadzor in the Kostroma region held a “preventive seminar” for local journalists. The participants were handed out a memo in which, in particular, with examples they explained how to write about not to violate the law, the editor -in -chief of the Kostroma publication told Mediazone. Today Kirill Rubankov. The journalist published a fragment of the memo on Facebook.

The Memorial Human Rights Center recognized as a political prisoner Roman Udot, a member of the board of the Golos movement, who was sent under house arrest for threatening to kill (Part 1 of Article 119 of the Criminal Code) to journalists of the NTV television channel, according to the center’s website. Human rights activists demanded the release of Udot from house arrest and a fair hearing of his case in court.

The Leninsky District Court of Kursk fined four activists for participating in the May Day “Monstration,” reports Apology of Protest. were fined ten thousand rubles for participating in an uncoordinated procession (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code) . Nadezhda Kolycheva , as well as Maria Zhukova, Sergei Bazhenov and Alexander Gosteva the same amount were fined Previously , Elena Vetrova and Yaroslav Uglitsky . Activists' defenders intend to appeal all court decisions.

St. Petersburg police detained at least 27 migrants during raids that took place on May 29, according to Yana Teplitskaya, a member of the local public monitoring commission (POC).