The Moscow Arbitration Court ordered Dozhd to censor and refute the article about Rosneft, written based on the Bloomberg article . this The TV channel itself reports . The lawsuit concerned a news story that stated plans by Russian authorities to spend “billions of dollars” from the National Welfare Fund on various investments. In the list of candidates for government subsidies, Bloomberg , citing sources, named Voystok Oil and Rosneft’s project in the Arctic.

In St. Petersburg, a criminal case was opened against a clinic intern who administered lidocaine as an anesthesia for a two-year-old child. This was reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee. A citizen of Uzbekistan is suspected of causing grievous harm through negligence (Part 2 of Article 118 of the Criminal Code).

The Investigative Committee did not initiate a criminal case for an attack on lawyer Fyodor Akchermyshev at Yekaterinburg police department No. 7. This was reported by Advokatskaya Street with reference to the defense lawyer and the decision to refuse to initiate the case. Akchermyshev demanded to initiate a case of abuse of power (part 3 of article 268 of the Criminal Code) and kidnapping (part 2 of article 126 of the Criminal Code).

In Makhachkala, several men disrupted an open discussion of “Such Things” about local residents’ perception of journalistic materials. This was reported by the publication's correspondent Lydia Mikhalchenko. The journalist said that those who broke into the meeting taking place at the hotel started a fight. “Because of the event, about 15 police cars were brought in, all with flashing lights. The machine gunners arrived,” said Lydia.

President Vladimir Putin threatened to “knock out the teeth” of those encroaching on Russian territories and mentioned a non-existent phrase about Siberia attributed to American diplomat Madeleine Albright. The president's words are quoted by Interfax. “Everyone wants to bite us somewhere or bite something off of us, but they should know, those who are going to do this, that we will knock out everyone’s teeth so that they cannot bite. It is obvious.

Alexey Dymovsky. Photo: TASS Three days ago, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Novorossiysk terminated the case of the former Major of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Alexei Dymovsky, who was accused of storing explosives. The ex-militia became famous more than 12 years ago, having recorded a video message to Vladimir Putin, in which he complained about corruption among the security forces.

Former cameraman Pavel Zelensky was transferred to a colony from a Moscow pre-trial detention center pending an appeal against the verdict in the case of two tweets. This was reported by the head of Agora, Pavel Chikov, with reference to lawyer Svetlana Baiturina. The appeal hearing is scheduled for June 1, Zelensky was taken away from the pre-trial detention center on May 19.

Dozhd filed an application with the Investigative Committee because of an anonymous threat to kill the channel’s employee Anna Fimina, who was looking for characters for a story about the relationship between fathers and daughters in the Caucasus. This was reported on the channel's website. During the search, Fimina wrote a post to a local feminist public page on VKontakte.

During a hearing in the Presnensky District Court of Moscow, the prosecutor asked for 19.5 years in prison for the participant in the shootout in Moscow City, Magomed Ismailov, in 2017. This was reported by the press service of the capital's courts. Another defendant, Eldar Khamidov, was asked to serve 18.5 years in a maximum security colony. The prosecution also demanded that they be fined 1,000,080 rubles. Both are accused of and. Ismailov also, Khamidov -.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow sentenced Murat Sabanov, accused of poisoning 30 people with drinks in the center of Moscow, to 16 years in a maximum security colony. Mediazona was informed about this by the press service of the court. The prosecutor demanded that Sabanov be sentenced to 17 years in prison. The investigation established that the man met drunken passers-by, “gained their trust” and treated them to drinks with medications.

The Investigative Committee began an investigation due to a complaint from Pavel Litvin, whose daughter became disabled after treatment in two hospitals near Moscow. Litvin himself told Takim Dela about this. “On May 19, I went to the Investigative Committee to give explanations. Investigators requested all documents from hospitals and foundations. They will be sent for a medical examination, which, according to them, could take two months,” he said.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced 38-year-old Evgeniy Yessenov, accused in the “January case,” to four years in a general regime colony. This was reported to Mediazona by the court’s press service. Yessenov’s sentence is the longest of those awarded to those involved in the “January case.” The investigation alleged that during the rally on January 23 on Pushkin Square, he hit a policeman on the head several times.

frontman Rammstein Till Lindemann refused to comment to Novaya Gazeta on the criminal case of Arkhangelsk activist Andrei Borovikov, who was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for reposting the Pussy video . this The publication itself reports . Journalists wrote to the musician by email. “I don’t want to discuss this topic,” Lindemann replied. guitarist Earlier, Rammstein Richard Kruspe spoke out in support of Borovikov on Instagram.

The investigator released Semyon Eryashev and Alexander Yuganov from the Yakimanka police department on his own recognizance for abuse of office and robbery of the 16-year-old son of Cosmopolitan editor- in-chief Ekaterina Velikina. Lawyer Danil Levchenko told Mediazona about this. He added that last week the investigation asked the court to arrest Eryashev, but the request was rejected.

Roskomnadzor decided to draw up a report against the editor-in-chief of the Krasnoyarsk TV channel TVK Maria Bukhtuyeva for mentioning “foreign agent” without labeling (part 2.1 of article 13.15 of the Administrative Code). this on Facebook .