The anonymous telegram channel “Comrade Major” published the data of about three thousand people, including those detained at protests in Moscow on July 27 and August 3, including Mediazona journalists. The Telegram channel calls the table with data “a base of Navalny’s supporters.” At the same time, the database contains the passport information and telephone numbers of four Mediazona journalists - the police copied the passport information of three of them before the action on August 3.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested until October 9 Danil Beglets, accused of participating in mass riots (Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code), reports a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom. The fugitive does not admit guilt. The arrest of the Fugitive became known today, August 9, and he has already been charged. In addition to him, 11 more are officially known to be accused in the “mass riots” case.

The judge of the Tushinsky district court of Moscow Olga Krapetova arrested for 10 days an activist of the unregistered party "Other Russia" Olga Shalin. This was reported to the Mediazone by Shalia herself. Shalina was charged with part 8 of statue 20.2 Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the rules of the mass event).

Another person was brought in for questioning to the Investigative Committee in the case of “mass riots,” TASS reports , citing a source in “law enforcement agencies.” “Dmitry Vasiliev was detained in the case of mass riots. He was taken for questioning to the Investigative Committee, investigative actions are being carried out with him,” the agency’s interlocutor said. He gave no other details.

The Supreme Court of Crimea sentenced ex-policeman Alexander Lesnov and former special forces soldiers Sergei Staroseltsev and Nikolai Pukhov to three years in prison for attacking investigator Konstantin Giryakov, reports . Kommersant Ex-police major Lesnov was first accused of encroaching on the life of an investigator (Article 295 of the Criminal Code), but the jury decided that the policeman had no plans to kill the head of the Alushta investigative department, Giryakov.

The Investigative Committee issued a release in which it threatened the participants of the August 10 rally with criminal charges for “so-called peaceful walks” in Moscow. “The Investigative Committee of Russia informs that participation in such unauthorized events entails legal consequences, including criminal liability. Calls for mass riots are also qualified in accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which provides for punishment up to imprisonment,” the statement says.

Shell explosions have resumed at a military training ground near Achinsk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, reports , citing an informed source. Interfax According to him, “two explosions occurred due to lightning strikes.” Five people were injured, the agency’s interlocutor added. was published A video showing a local residents’ car, which was allegedly hit by shell fragments.

On July 27, police detained 37 teenagers who did not participate in the protest in the city center, RBC writes , citing the response of the prosecutor's office to the Commissioner for Children's Rights in Moscow, Evgeniy Bunimovich. “In relation to 37 minors, participation in the uncoordinated action was not confirmed,” the document says. A total of 76 minors were detained. 53 of them live in Moscow, 23 came from the regions, the department emphasizes.

The judge of the Basmanny District Court of Moscow Valentin Levashov arrested for two months until October 8 the accused of participating in the riots (part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code) of the volunteer of Lyubov’s headquarters Sobol Sergey Fomin, the mediazone correspondent from the courtroom reports . The measure of restraint Fomin had to be elected yesterday, August 8, but the prosecutor asked to postpone the meeting.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested Aidar Gubaidulin, a participant in the July 27 action, accused of participating in mass riots (Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code), a reports from the courtroom. Mediazona correspondent The defendant’s lawyer, Maxim Pashkov, protested against the arrest and emphasized that Gubaidulin’s actions were not specified in the charges. “Actually, in this case, it is not clear what he did and what he should defend himself against.

A participant in the July 27 protest, Danil Beglets, was charged with participation in mass riots (Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code). this on his Telegram channel . reported Pavel Chikov, head of the international human rights group Agora, “He doesn’t admit guilt. Lawyer Ilnur Sharapov reports from the interrogation,” Chikov clarified. Earlier today, the Investigative Committee announced the detention of participants in the July 27 action, Beglets and Aidar Gubaidulin.

-editor Shepelev told Mediazona The police detained Alexander Shepelev and Mikhail Savkov, employees of Navalny’s Moscow headquarters, smm . According to him, this happened near the Signature Collection Center on Rozhdestvensky Boulevard, when Savkov, the deputy coordinator of the headquarters, was bringing out posters for the upcoming agreed rally. The oppositionists were taken to the police department in the Meshchansky district.

A press release about a “short-term increase in background radiation” after an explosion in a military unit was removed from the official website of the Severodvinsk administration. attention to the disappearance of the news . drew 7x7 The day before, a message was published on the administration’s website with a link to the head of the civil protection department of the Severodvinsk administration, Valentin Magomedov.

Mosgortrans and the state institution Highways filed the first claims against the defendants in the “mass riots” case on July 27. this . reports The Moscow agency They demanded 12.5 million rubles. “The total damage suffered by commercial and non-profit institutions as a result of unauthorized actions approximately amounted to more than 100 million rubles,” Mosgortrans claims, without explaining what kind of damage they are talking about.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev expressed gratitude to the Governor of the Arkhangelsk Region Igor Orlov “for the achieved labor successes and many years of fruitful activity.” During protests against the landfill at Shies station, Orlov called environmental activists “shitholes.” Residents of the northern regions have been protesting for a long time against the construction of a landfill at the Shies railway station.