Former Murmansk coordinator and city council candidate Violetta Grudina claims that emergency doctors were required to diagnose her with pneumonia after a court ordered her to be forcibly admitted to a hospital for coronavirus patients. about this She spoke in her Telegram channel. According to Grudina, after the decision of the Oktyabrsky District Court, she felt ill, and she called an ambulance. She participated in the meeting via video link because she is in self-isolation at home.

unit Google's cyberthreat intelligence ( ) said it suspects hackers "backed by the Russian government" were involved in the spring attempt to hack the devices of European officials. This is stated in a TAG press release . Team leader Shane Huntley told Motherboard that the unit has made "clear connections" between the spring attack and past hacks blamed on hackers linked to Russian authorities.

The Moscow Arbitration Court upheld Rosneft’s claim against the publication “Important Stories” and its editor Roman Shleinov, and ordered the publication of a refutation of the article “Dancer for Rosneft,” the publication reports . Senior lawyer Svetlana Kuzevanova, who represented the interests of the publication, told Mediazona that the decision was not unexpected. “A huge number of documents were presented in court confirming the reliability and validity of the journalist’s conclusions.

The Kuzminsky District Court of Moscow sentenced 42 migrants to 15 days of administrative arrest for participating in the fight, told Interfax. court spokeswoman Karina Kolenova They were found guilty of an unauthorized meeting that resulted in interference (Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Kolenova clarified that the decisions were made on July 13-14, and the issue of expelling the detainees was not considered.

In St. Petersburg, police detained two young people who were collecting signatures for nomination to the Legislative Assembly for Rina Matsapulina, deputy chairman of the Libertarian Party of Russia. Later, spoke about the detention of his signature collectors.

Two people serving sentences in the Angarsk IK-15 in the Irkutsk region said that they were tortured after a riot in the colony. The lawyer of the Committee against Torture, Vladimir Smirnov, reported this to Mediazona. Ilya Shevchenko, who was released from the colony at the end of 2020, claims that after the riot he was beaten by prison officers, and then he was assaulted by a medical unit employee who examined injuries received during a previous beating.

The Abzelilovsky District Court of Bashkiria sentenced Rasima Makhiyanova, the director of a nursing home in the village of Ishbuldino, to three years in a general regime colony, where 11 people died in a fire in December 2020. This was reported by the press service of the Investigative Committee. Makhiyanova was convicted of violating security requirements, which led to the death of several people (Part 3 of Article 238), the Investigative Committee clarified.

The Penza regional court imposed sentences of 2 to 10 years in prison on 27 Roma from the village of Chemodanovka due to a mass brawl in 2019; one accused was acquitted. A correspondent for “Such Cases” reports this from the courtroom. The fight in Chemodanovka took place on June 13, 2019, during which 21 people were injured.

Violetta Grudin. Photo: Personal page in VK 31-year-old Violetta Grudin is a former coordinator in Murmansk, one of the most famous protests in the region. On April 9, she announced that she intended to participate in the elections to the local city council, after which the premises of her headquarters were hacked and fired by unknown people, and the police detained employees and volunteers.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow sentenced blogger Eduard Biel to two years of restriction of freedom in a case of violating traffic rules that resulted in grievous bodily harm (Part 1 of Article 264 of the Criminal Code). Mediazona was informed about this by the press service of the court. Bil was prohibited from leaving his house from 20:00 to 8:00, leaving Moscow and the Moscow region, and changing his place of residence without permission.

The Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee dropped charges against municipal deputy Konstantin Jankauskas in a “sanitary case.” The lawyer from OVD-Info, Ilya Utkin, told Mediazona about this. “My lawyer and I have not yet studied the decision to terminate the criminal prosecution,” the deputy himself said.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced Saratov activist and former volunteer Vladislav Kazakov to 10 days of arrest for coming to Red Square wearing a “Freedom for Navalny” T-shirt. The lawyer from OVD-Info, Ilya Utkin, told Mediazona about this. Kazakov was arrested under the article of repeated violation of the rules of participation in the action (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). The activist was detained on the evening of July 13.

In the Tyumen region, a case was opened against a deputy of the Tobolsk City Duma for using violence against a traffic police officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee. According to the department, the day before, on July 13, the deputy was driving a Mercedes near Tobolsk and violated traffic rules - he crossed a double solid line, drove into the oncoming lane and tried to hide from the police.

A local resident suspected of beating a policeman was detained in Krasnodar. This was reported by the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “The Krasnodar police have identified a man possibly involved in the incident; he was detained and taken to the police department for further investigation,” the release says.

At the September State Duma elections, only election commissions and candidate parties will have access to video broadcasts from polling stations. Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission Nikolai Bulaev announced this at a meeting of the Central Election Commission. His words are quoted by the Law news agency. In addition to election commissions and parties, candidates will also have access to cameras.