Since May 12, FSB officers have been holding 39-year-old Chechen Mansur Ismailov, expelled from France, at Moscow Sheremetyevo airport. this His wife reported . According to his wife, Ismailov, who left Russia in 2007 and served three years in prison there, was detained on the evening of May 11, when he came to report to the police. On the morning of May 12, he was put on a plane from Paris to Moscow.

The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow approved the request of ex-employee of the FSB Information Security Center Dmitry Dokuchaev for parole. This is stated in the court file. In 2019, Dokuchaev, who partially admitted his guilt and entered into an agreement with the investigation, was found guilty in the case of treason at the FSB Information Security Center (Article 275 of the Criminal Code) and sentenced to six years in a maximum security colony.

Ruslan Tsvetkov, a former junior inspector of the security department of correctional colony No. 1, was detained in Yaroslavl, reports . the foundation Tsvetkov is a suspect in the criminal case of torture of prisoner Abubakar Tsagalayev in 2016 (Article 286 of the Criminal Code). This case was opened only in February 2021 after the publication of a video of the beating.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow overturned the decision to impose 140 fines on its head, Andrei Shary, under the article on “foreign agents” (19.34.1 of the Administrative Code) and sent the protocols for a new consideration. this TASS reports with reference to the press service of the court. the first to pay attention to the abolition of fines .

The Ministry of Justice included in the materials of the case on the recognition of artist and femme activist Daria Apakhonchich a certificate of her mentions in publications and in 2015-2020. The international human rights group Agora reported this to Mediazona. The certificate included not only materials containing comments by the artist, but also simply notes mentioning her name.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of negligence (Part 2 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code) due to the death of Vasilina Dedeyko, who was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). This was reported by the department's press service and Taiga.info . “It was previously established that the minor needed the drug Risdiplam to treat her illness, but it was not provided to her on time.

The prosecutor's office demanded that Murat Sabanov, accused of poisoning 30 people with drinks in the center of Moscow, be sentenced to 17 years in a maximum security colony. This was reported by Human Rights Postcards with reference to lawyer Oksana Oparenko. Sabanov partially admitted guilt.

The Surgut City Court of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug sentenced Daniil Bolonin to six months of restriction of freedom in the case of calls for mass riots (Part 3 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to the press service of the court. According to investigators, 21-year-old Bolonin, via telegram, “called for mass riots and insults to law enforcement officers” at a rally on January 23. No other details are provided.

President Vladimir Putin remains in self-isolation after being vaccinated against coronavirus due to a “precautionary regime.” about this His press secretary Dmitry Peskov spoke during a briefing with journalists. Peskov was asked why Putin decided to communicate with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres via video link, although he came to Moscow and was vaccinated against the coronavirus.

The former head of the Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, Alexander Shestun, went on a hunger strike in the refugee penitentiary-6 after being sent to a punishment cell. This was reported on the ex-official’s Facebook page. Shestun demanded to be released from the punishment cell, to cancel his registration as prone to escape, and to investigate the theft of his belongings and threats from prisoners collaborating with the administration.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court of the Sverdlovsk Region, in an appeal, reduced the period of two administrative arrests for the former mayor of Yekaterinburg Evgeny Roizman from nine to one day. reports City It's My . The day before, the politician was twice arrested for nine days for organizing rallies on April 21 and January 31 (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). These terms are not cumulative; in total, the politician had to spend nine days under arrest.

The prosecutor's office has withdrawn the demand for Vladimir State University (VlSU) to cancel the rule that allows students to be punished for their behavior outside the educational institution. about this .

reports that 16% of respondents had a rather positive attitude towards the participants in the April protest, while 22% of respondents approved of the January protests. The results of the study are presented by Open Media. “The level of those who have a negative attitude towards rally participants remained unchanged - 39% in both January and April,” the publication notes.

The businessman ceased to be the formal owner of the palace in Gelendzhik in 2011, since his “property and social status” did not correspond to the scale of the construction. This was reported by the Russian BBC service with reference to accompanying documents from the Moscow company that serviced the construction of the palace and several interlocutors.

The court sentenced Khabarovsk priest Andrei Vinarsky to 25 days of arrest due to a rally in support of Alexei Navalny on April 21. this He himself reported to the YouTube channel Activatica . Vinarsky was found guilty of repeated violation of the law on rallies (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). He plans to appeal the court's decision.