The US Treasury has imposed sanctions against four Russian companies and 13 ships associated with the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. This is reported on the ministry's website. The list included “Maritime Rescue Service”, “Samara Heat and Power Property Fund”, “Mortransservice” and “Koksokhimtrans”.

The Lefortovo Court of Moscow sent the owner of the Daddy's Toys store, Yuri Lvovsky, to a pre-trial detention center in the case of weapons smuggling committed by an organized group (Part 3 of Article 226.1 of the Criminal Code), TASS reports, citing the court's press service. The case file was published on the court’s website; the hearing was held behind closed doors today.

Activist Anton Pantin from Yugorsk spoke about a beating near his house. He connected this with his “political activities,” reports Znak.com . Pantin posted a photo after the attack with blood on his lower face. At the hospital, he said, he received five stitches on his lip. The activist said that he was attacked at about eight o'clock in the morning when he took his child to kindergarten and was returning home.

Two National Guardsmen died during an exercise on the shores of the Kola Bay in the Murmansk region. This was reported by Interfax and Arctic Observer with reference to sources. According to the publication's interlocutor, the National Guardsmen fell from the rope while landing from a helicopter and fell to the deck from a height of 15 meters. “We worked for a point object, for cutting. The releaser missed, apparently. The guys fell off the rope onto the deck,” he said.

Saratov activist Sergei Ryzhov, accused in the Artpodgotovka case, underwent surgery on his femoral neck in Samara. His mother Larisa Ryzhova told Mediazona about this. The operation was performed today at the Seredavin Regional Clinical Hospital. “Covid got in the way: they were supposed to do it last fall, but the department was closed,” Ryzhova said.

A group of United Russia deputies and senators introduced amendments to the Administrative Code on fines for instructions on the Internet about the manufacture of firearms. The text of the bill was published on the State Duma website. They proposed adding this to the article on fines for instructions on the Internet for the manufacture of explosive devices (Part 5 of Article 13.15 of the Administrative Code).

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow suspended the work of the Central Children's Store on Lubyanka for seven days due to a meeting with the actors of the film “Major Thunder”. this to TASS . reported The press service of the court TsDM was found guilty of violating sanitary rules (part 2 of article 6.3 of the Administrative Code). Rospotrebnadzor said that during the event, visitors were “without masks and gloves,” and there was a shortage of disinfectants.

The State Duma proposed to prohibit people who supported organizations recognized as extremist even before they were banned from being elected to any positions. this TASS reports with reference to the package of amendments to the second reading. The changes were proposed by deputy Pavel Krasheninnikov and senator Andrei Klishas. They were not the authors of the bill and criticized it.

The Sovetsky District Court of Tomsk fined Ksenia Fadeeva, a deputy of the city duma and ex-head of Navalny’s headquarters, 300 thousand rubles due to the action of the politician’s supporters on April 21. This is stated in her telegram channel. In the morning, police detained Fadeeva near the Tomsk City Council building, and then charged her with organizing a rally.

The Supreme Court recognized the neo-Nazi movement NS/WP as terrorist at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office. This is reported on the website of the supervisory agency. NS/WP usually stands for National Socialism/White Power and serves as the self-name for many neo-Nazi groups in Russia.

The Supreme Court of Crimea sentenced 42-year-old Ivan Yatskin in the case of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code) to 11 years in a maximum security colony and a year of restriction of freedom after release. this A correspondent reports from the courtroom. Yatskin was detained in mid-October 2019 after a search of his house in the village of Dobroye near Simferopol, after which he was arrested and transported to Moscow for investigative actions.

In Crimea, a senior detective of the economic security department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Simferopol was accused of beating an entrepreneur and extorting 800 thousand rubles. This was reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee. The security officer was accused of exceeding his powers (clause “a” of Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code).

The Ministry of Internal Affairs explained the refusal to disclose information about those detained at public events by the requirements of the law on personal data. This is stated in the ministry’s response to a request from Team 29 and OVD-Info.

State Duma deputies introduced a bill on the forced creation of representative offices of foreign Internet companies in Russia. The document was published on the website of the lower house of parliament. As follows from the bill, such companies include any foreign company or person operating in the Russian segment of the Internet with a daily audience of 500 thousand people. Roskomnadzor will have to maintain a register of all such resources.

In Novosibirsk, local historian Andrei Pozdnyakov was summoned to the Investigative Committee on May 26 for questioning because of his column on NGS.ru about the celebration of May 9 in Russia. Pozdnyakov told the editors of the publication about this.