The Moscow Ecotactivist, detained the day before, Alexei Dmitriev lost consciousness in court, but the ambulance did not hospitalize him, writes "" with reference to Dmitriev's associates. According to "" on the morning of March 9, Dmitriev was a search. After that, the activist was literally taken out of the entrance - Dmitriev managed to tell his associates that he was beaten by a man who had introduced himself as an employee of the FSB.

Photo: Tatyana Felgenhauer At the court in the case of Alexei Navalny, the defense side finishes to present its evidence. During the process that takes place on the territory of IK-2 in Pokrov, one of the witnesses was questioned, after which the court began to study the videos that investigators mention in indictment.

The Krasnoselsky District Court of the Kostroma Region fined Priest John Burdin 35 thousand rubles for an anti-war sermon. This was reported by Network Freedom. The priest was found guilty under the new article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (public actions aimed at discrediting the use of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation).

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested Valery Dubenyuk in the case of violence against a police officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the city courts. Dubenyuk himself asked for house arrest. According to investigators, on March 6, during an anti-war rally, a St. Petersburg resident hit policeman K. on the head and body at least 4 times.

Under Kyiv. Photo: Felipe Dana / AP Justifying the attack on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin - and after him all state propaganda - operates with the terms "denazification" and "demilitarization", which are usually associated with post -war Germany. In Kyiv, according to Putin, a “gang of drug addicts and neo -Nazis” settled, which “took the entire Ukrainian people hostage”. Mediazona discussed these theses with Ukrainian Jews.

The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced five Crimean Tatars from Simferopol to terms ranging from 15 to 19 years in the case of, reports the Grati publication. Thus, Riza Izetov and Remzi Bekirov received 19 years in prison, Shaban Umerov - 18 years in prison, Raim Aivazov - 17 years, Farhoda Bazarov - 15 years. As Grati notes, the accusation was based on the testimony of secret witnesses and recordings of conversations.

“VKontakte”, at the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office, blocked the public pages of the publications , , and its projects in Russia. Earlier, Meduza reported that the administration of the social network notified the publication that the public was blocked. The request from the Prosecutor General's Office dates back to February 24.

The Central Bank has introduced limits on cash withdrawals in foreign currency for companies and individual entrepreneurs (IP) for six months, RBC writes , citing the regulator’s order sent to banks. The document is marked “for official use”; its contents were confirmed to RBC by two sources in large banks. Later, this information was confirmed by the Central Bank itself in the telegram channel. The new restrictions will be in effect until September 10, 2022.

A report was drawn up against a resident of Sterlitamak (Bashkortostan) for reposting an investigation of the “Project”, recognized in Russia, reports . Network Freedoms According to human rights activists, the repost was made 4 months before the publication was recognized as an “undesirable organization”—March 9, 2021. However, on February 15, a report was drawn up against a resident of Sterlitamak. It is not specified what kind of investigation is being reposted.

The newspapers Helsingin Sanomat (Finland), Dagens Nyheter (Sweden) and Politiken (Denmark) began translating their materials about the war in Ukraine and its consequences in Russia into Russian. “Russian citizens must have the right to independent information. What is happening now in Ukraine is a tragedy that cannot be presented to Russians through the prism of Russian propaganda,” says the joint appeal of the editors-in-chief of the three publications.

The government has submitted to the State Duma a bill on measures to support transport under sanctions, which will actually legalize the seizure of foreign aircraft on lease in favor of the Russian companies operating them. “The document spells out the rules that make it possible to register the rights to foreign aircraft leased from Russian companies and issue them Russian airworthiness certificates,” says a statement on the government’s website.

In Novosibirsk, assistant to opposition deputy Helga Pirogova, Ekaterina Alexandrova, was suspected of receiving a salary from the local city council, NGS reports. The case against Alexandrova became known on March 9. “They said that I allegedly stole my salary from the city council. Allegedly, they paid me 11 thousand rubles illegally,” she said.

United Russia deputies Alexander Khinshtein and Sergei Boyarsky introduced a bill to the State Duma on the largest Internet companies for failure to comply with the law on “grounding,” TASS writes with reference to a copy of the document. The bill proposes to introduce fines “in the amount of up to one tenth of the total amount of revenue of a foreign entity” for refusal to open a personal account on the Roskomnadzor website, create a form for reviews and open a representative office in Russia.

A poster with the inscription " No War! »In the hands of a resident of Magadan. Against the backdrop of anti -war protests throughout the country, a new administrative article has appeared in Russia - it punishes statements against the invasion of Ukraine. For repeated violation during the year, criminal liability is expected.

In the second reading, the State Duma approved an amendment to include employees of NPOs and publications with such status in the register of individuals as “foreign agents, reports . ” Interfax The amendments propose the creation of a unified register of information about individuals recognized as “foreign agents” or associated with them. The Ministry of Justice will maintain the register.