The head of Kislovodsk, Alexander Kurbatov, was hospitalized after a “very unfortunate fall from an electric scooter,” said the head of the Stavropol Territory, Vladimir Vladimirov. “The condition is serious. Now doctors are fighting for his life. The operation has begun,” Vladimirov added. Over the past month, security forces in different regions have opened several criminal cases due to accidents with electric scooters in which pedestrians were injured.

Yaroslavl LGBT activists Alexander Derrek and Yaroslav Sirotkin 7x7 told that an unknown person on the street shouted “faggots” sprayed them with pepper spray and ran away. The attack occurred at a bus stop on the evening of June 11. According to activists, the unknown person filmed his actions on his phone. At the emergency room, the young people were diagnosed with first-degree eye burns. “We heard from doctors and police that this is not the first case today.

Chechnya's Minister for National Policy and assistant to the head of the republic Ramzan Kadyrov, Akhmed Dudayev, in an interview with the Grozny TV channel, accused human rights activists of trying to kidnap a Chechen woman, Khalimat Taramova, who ran away from home after being beaten because of her sexual orientation. “The rights of Khalimat Taramova were violated, the rights of her relatives and parents were violated.

member Nika Nikulshina was detained in the center of Moscow at Lubyanka Pussy Riot . this . reported Journalist Alexey Pivovarov This happened during the filming of an interview for the YouTube channel “Editorial”. “The formal reason for the arrest was smoking in a public place. According to Nikulshina, she is now being taken to the Meshchansky police station,” Pivovarov added.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements (Part 1 of Article 238 of the Criminal Code) against a helicopter pilot who agreed to fly with a person glued to the fuselage for a video by video blogger Mikhail Litvin. this .

Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced “non-working days from June 15 to 19 with continued pay” in Moscow due to an increase in the number of identified cases of coronavirus infection, the operational headquarters reports . “Thus, the “long weekend” in Moscow will last 9 days - from June 12 to 20,” officials clarify. In addition, zoos, food courts and children's playrooms will be closed from June 13-20.