The Dozhd TV channel was excluded from President Vladimir Putin’s journalistic pool. this Reports . Dozhd editor-in-chief Tikhon Dzyadko confirmed to the publication that “a few weeks ago we were informed that our correspondent no longer works in the pool.” According to Meduza's sources, the reason for the exclusion was that Dozhd had covered in detail the return of politician Alexei Navalny from Germany to Moscow and rallies in support of the oppositionist.

In St. Petersburg, the police came to the exhibition-auction “20.2” in support of political prisoners in the space of “Eva’s ribs”. This was reported by the correspondent of "Mediazons". The security forces turned off the light and try to get inside the room. According to the correspondent, the police explained that "they will check the legality of the exhibition." The auction will probably continue to work through the window.

journalist Sota.Vision Veronica Samusik was released after two days of detention on charges of hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code) due to the action of actionist Pavel Krisevich on Red Square. This was reported by OVD-Info. Human rights project lawyer Sergei Telnov told Mediazona that the investigator informed him about Samusik’s imminent release. “She will be released today, no one knows where, no one knows when,” the defense lawyer noted.

The human rights ombudsman for Chechnya, Nurdi Nukhazhiev, claims that Chechen woman Khalimat Taramova, who was returned to her family after escaping due to beatings, “feels safe.” His statement was published by Grozny-inform. According to Nukhazhiev, employees of the Council for the Development of Civil Society under Ramzan Kadyrov visited Taramova in Grozny, where her parents live. “Halimat greeted the guests in a good mood.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow arrested actionist Pavel Krisevich for two months on charges of hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code) due to firing noise cartridges on Red Square. This is reported by “Apology of Protest”. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, on June 11, near the Kremlin, Krisevich “fired several shots in the air from an empty weapon and imitated a third one at himself,” after which the police detained him.

member Pussy Riot Nika Nikulshina was released from the Meshchansky police station with an administrative protocol. this with reference to lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov. reports Interfax A report was drawn up against the activist for petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code). The defense lawyer added that Nikulshina was released from the police department late at night.