The head of the city of Uyar, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Valery Prishchepko, wrote a statement to the police against Alexei Krasheninnikov, who criticized the main city Christmas tree in the local “Podslushano”. about this on VKontakte The Siberian himself spoke ; he provided details in a conversation with the Krasnoyarsk publications TVK and NGS24.ru .

In St. Petersburg, the entrance to the Kolpinsky District Court was covered with snow, and the judge was unable to get inside along with other participants in the hearing. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. The court had to choose a measure of restraint for the detainee. “The judge, the secretary, the prosecutor cannot pass. The convoy cannot pass,” they complained in court. Photos from the site show snowdrifts in front of the fence.

Alexander Konovalov. Photo: David Frenkel / Mediazone The court in St. Petersburg sent an entrepreneur Alexander Konovalov to the pre -trial detention center on charges of mediation in a bribe. During the pandemic, the owner of several catering points and beauty salons fell into federal news as a fighter with QR codes and the creator of a map of institutions that do not carry out the instructions of Rospotrebnadzor. However, in St.

In Nizhny Novgorod, offensive posters were plastered over the doors of the entrance and apartment in which the mother of human rights activist Igor Kalyapin, head of the Committee against Torture, lives. Kalyapin posted photos of the posters on Facebook. On the entrance door it was written that Kalyapin was a “foreign agent” and “sold the fatherland for grants from the USA and Germany,” and on the entrance to the apartment it was written that “Igor Kalyapin protects terrorists.

Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu decided to move the area of ​​naval exercises in the Atlantic Ocean planned for early February outside the exclusive economic zone of Ireland. A press release announcing this was published on Twitter by the Russian Embassy in Ireland. The exercise, scheduled for February 3-8, has sparked protests from Irish fishermen fishing in the waters southwest of the island's coast.