The head of the Moscow City Court, Olga Egorova, in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta , said that a video surveillance system with facial recognition began to work secretly in the capital’s courts. “People don’t know, but in the Tverskoy and Meshchansky courts we already have a citizen recognition system in place. When the courts heard cases related to the rallies last year, six people who were wanted were detained in the courthouse.

In Murmansk, an explosion at an ammunition depot injured five Northern Fleet sailors, RIA Novosti reports , citing the Ministry of Defense. During loading and unloading operations, artillery ammunition exploded, preliminary, due to a violation of safety regulations. “The victims were taken to a military hospital, where they received all the necessary medical care. There is no threat to their lives,” the ministry says. Interfax, citing a source, writes that two soldiers are in serious condition.

Employees of the Department of Social Protection of the Population (USPP) of the Vorobyovsky district of the Voronezh region sent their children on vacation to Yalta using vouchers that were intended for sick children. this The regional prosecutor's office reports . “Of the nine vouchers to the sanatorium of the city of Yalta, allocated in 2019 to the Vorobyovsky district, almost half of them - four, were provided out of turn to the children of USZN employees,” the message says.

In Moscow, near the building of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs on Zhitnaya Street, activist Matvey Aleksandrov was detained with a poster “1312,” as reported in the broadcast of the YouTube channel “Another Opinion”. The name of the detainee is announced by the telegram channel “Protest MSU”. When asked by a policeman about the contents of the poster, Aleksandrov explained that the numbers “1312” stand for the English abbreviation ACAB , which stands for “”.