The Ministry of Culture issued a distribution certificate for showing the full version of the film “Supernova”. this reports Interfax with reference to the press service of the World Picture company , which released the film for distribution. “Based on the reaction of cinemas and viewers, it will become clear how much this film is in demand in Russia. added “As far as we know, this version of the film was widely anticipated,” World Picture .

In St. Petersburg, activists Nikita Levkin, Bogdan Litvin, Georgy Smirnov and Alexandra Kodiy will spend a second night in the police department after being detained at a protest against blocking Twitter. This was reported in the telegram channel of the local branch of the “Spring” movement. After being detained the day before, on March 30, the activists were taken to the 52nd police department.

The official representative of the National Guard, Valery Gribakin, called the storming of the house of pensioner Vladimir Bardanov, who for several hours fought off security forces in Novye Veshki, near Moscow, “professional.” Gribakin spoke about this in an interview with Rossiya 24. The transcript is provided by Interfax. “The operation was professional.

In Volgograd, a criminal case was opened against local resident Arsen Melkoyan, who beat realtor Roman Grebnyuk to death after a quarrel in a parent chat. this . reports The regional prosecutor's office As stated in the release, on March 23, during a hearing in the case, Melkovyan “made death threats” to a key prosecution witness. V1.ru notes that Grebnyuk’s colleague Svetlana Kondratyeva was at the meeting, who was with the realtor in his last minutes of life.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced Alexey Milyaev to a year in prison, who at a rally on January 23 hit a policeman several times in the helmet and kicked him. this TASS reports with reference to the press service of the court. Muscovite was found guilty of using violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). Milyaev admitted guilt, his case was considered in a special manner, that is, without studying the evidence and questioning witnesses.

The Central District Court of Komsomolsk-on-Amur closed the trial of artist Yulia Tsvetkova to journalists and listeners. The activist’s mother, Anna Khodyreva, told Mediazona about this. As Khodyreva wrote on Facebook, today, March 31, there was a preliminary hearing on the case. Tsvetkova’s lawyers asked to admit a public defender and consider the case in the open so that journalists and listeners could attend the hearings.

The magistrate of court district No. 299 in Moscow fined photographer Georgy Malts, who photographed the congress of municipal deputies “Municipal Russia”, 15 thousand rubles. The journalist himself told Mediazona about this. He was found guilty of carrying out the activities of an “undesirable organization” (Article 20.33 of the Administrative Code). Malets was at the forum as a Belsat photographer. Sota.vision noted that he had a press card for the publication.

Coordinator of the Yaroslavl headquarters Alexei Navalny Alexander Smirnov. Photo: Victor Grimm The security forces came with searches in the case of embezzlement of electricity to employees of the Yaroslavl headquarters Alexei Navalny in the early morning of March 31. The case file states that 286 thousand kilowat-hours were stolen. The searches took place, including the former staff of the headquarters, who now lives in Moscow, and her mother, a pensioner.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Kirill Bogdanov, a participant in the rally on January 31, in the case of. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. According to the Investigative Committee, 32-year-old Bogdanov, on Sennaya Square, hit the commander of the PPS department in the Admiralteysky District twice with his fist and his boss once on the back. One of the injured police officers pulled out a gun and pointed it at the protesters.

In the Novosibirsk region, a case was opened against an employee of the duty department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Berdsk, who did not send a squad to a 29-year-old victim of domestic violence who was calling for help. This was reported by the press service of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. A resident of the Severny microdistrict called 112 at about 05:30 on March 28 and said that her husband had threatened to kill her.

In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, National Guard fighters and other masked security forces burst into the Akhmat fight club at the Polytechnic College of Sakhalin State University on Gorky Street during a children's training session. this reports Sakh.com . The publication published a video of the mother of one of the club’s students, in which men in black took people out of the college building and put them on a bus.

Photo: David Frenkel / Mediazone The Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Evgeny Tugankov, who pushed the National Guard at a rally on January 31, to one year. This was reported by the correspondent of "Mediazone" from the courtroom. The man was detained on a rally day. According to the Investigative Committee, Tugankov during the acceleration of protesters on Pionerskaya Square pushed the riot police by the name of Krivov. After that, he was in jail.

The Federation Council approved the amendments to the Law “On Education” adopted by the State Duma, which introduce state control over educational activities, reports .

The Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow upheld the decision of the Ministry of Justice to include 7x7 journalist Sergei Markelov in the register of “foreign media performing the functions of a foreign agent.” This was announced by the head of Agora, Pavel Chikov. last December Markelov and four other people became the first individuals to be included in the register .

The Moscow City Court sentenced Russian citizen Sergei Petushkov to 12 years in a maximum security colony with a two-year restriction of freedom in a treason case (Article 275 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the court and Interfax . The prosecutor's office demanded that he be sentenced to 12 years in prison. “The criminal case was heard behind closed doors, since the case contains materials classified as top secret,” the press service clarified.