In Moscow, a supporter of opera singer Vadim Cheldiev was detained in connection with cases of fake news about the coronavirus and the use of violence against a police officer, Arsen Besolov. this TASS reports with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. According to the agency’s interlocutor, Besolov was the administrator of the Telegram chat where Cheldiev’s supporters communicated. The source added that the man was detained in the morning, and security forces took his phone.

The Leninsky District Court of Vladikavkaz chose a preventive measure for three more participants in the rally against the “self-isolation regime.” Mediazona was informed about this by the joint press service of the courts of North Ossetia. As stated in the release, the court arrested Z. Kaytmazov and U. Koniev until June 19 and June 20 in the case of hooliganism associated with resistance to government officials (Part 2, Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

The Sovetsky District Court of Crimea fined Imam Dilyaver Khalilov 30 thousand rubles on charges of holding a rally. This was reported by “Grati” with reference to lawyer Emil Kurbedinov. According to the publication, the court considered the prayer in the mosque in the village of Zavetnoye, which took place there on Friday, March 20, to be a rally.

In Moscow, a 34-year-old employee of the 6th department of the government communications department of the FSO, Alexander Filatov, died of coronavirus. This was reported by Meduza with reference to a source in the intelligence service and relatives of the deceased. According to the publication’s source, Filatov died on April 26. During his first visit to the clinic, the captain was given sick leave and asked to come back in three days.

In the Moscow region Shchelkovo, three police officers were detained on suspicion of selling mephedrone through bookmarks, TASS reports , citing a source in law enforcement agencies. The information was confirmed to the agency by the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “The day before yesterday, a police sergeant and two senior police sergeants were detained in Shchelkovo on suspicion of selling mephedrone.

The head of the traffic police department for the Nizhny Novgorod region, Pavel Rzhevsky, committed suicide in his office, Baza and Nn.ru report. According to publications, Rzhevsky committed suicide with the help of an award []. Regional police reported on April 20 that Rzhevsky submitted his resignation. It was assumed that he would leave his position at the end of his vacation. According to the official version, 58-year-old Rzhevsky decided to quit when he reached retirement age.

The editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow, Alexei Venediktov, commented on the radio station’s broadcast of the publication of the Russian BBC service, where Alexei Navalny’s former press secretary Anna Veduta accused him of harassment. According to Venediktov, a week before publication, BBC journalists came to him “to clarify this version of events.” “I have a different perspective on these events, I don’t even remember that they happened.

The state corporation Rosneft has promised to sue the Russian BBC service over an article that the company will allocate up to a billion dollars to the alleged daughter of President Vladimir Putin, Maria Vorontsova, for genetic research. This was reported on the Rosneft website. “The report of the British broadcasting company BBC about the creation of a genetic center with the participation of Rosneft contains unfounded lies regarding the company and persons not involved in this project.

Nikolai Ugaslov, a member of the Chuvash State Council from United Russia, filed a claim for 100 thousand rubles against opposition activist Yuri Sidorov in the Moscow District Court of Cheboksary. This is reported by 7x7. Ugaslov demanded to pay him moral compensation, to delete several publications on the pages of Sidorov and the regional branch of Open Russia on Facebook, and to write a refutation. The posts talked about the “construction empire” of the Ugaslov family.

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, three former police officers suspected of beating Nizhny Novgorod resident Leonid Mursky for the sake of confessing to selling drugs were released from house arrest. The Committee Against Torture reported this to Mediazona. The former deputy head of the criminal investigation department of the police department No.

In Moscow, the 2nd Western District Military Court sentenced Dagestani blogger Alibek Mirzekhanov, who was detained after a fight in the Neolit ​​cafe and accused of terrorism, to 10 years in a maximum security colony. Mirzekhanov’s lawyer Shamil Yandarbaev reported this to Mediazona. The blogger was found guilty of participating in the activities of an organization that is recognized as terrorist (Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code).

Protodeacon Andrei Kuraev was banned from the priesthood due to criticism of the rector of the Moscow Epiphany Cathedral in Elokhov, Alexander Ageikin, who died of coronavirus. This was reported on the website of the Moscow diocese. The decree was signed by Patriarch Kirill. He accused the archdeacon of “an immoral and especially cynical act.” The Patriarch also mentioned “previous acts regarding which complaints were received,” without specifying what exactly he was talking about.

Police detained seven people who were planning to sell almost two thousand unregistered ventilators. This was reported by “Ministry of Internal Affairs Media” with reference to the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Irina Volk. As the investigation established, the suspects were planning to sell equipment from 1999-2000 without certificates and documents in the town of Gzhel near Moscow.

Businessman Alexey Golubovich pulled out of the deal to buy the Vedomosti newspaper, told the Financial Times . a source familiar with the situation On April 23, Forbes , citing a source close to the businessman , wrote that Golubovich wrote a letter to the owners of the newspaper and warned them about a possible withdrawal from the deal. The Bell quotes this letter.

The Department of the Investigative Committee for the Novosibirsk Region began an investigation against activist Alexei Baranov under the article of insulting a government official (Article 319 of the Criminal Code). this with reference to the department and Baranov himself.