In Moscow, the police came to the Rassvet cultural center for a concert by pianist Alexei Lyubimov and singer Yana Ivanilova. Concert listener Sergei told Mediazon about this. According to the listener, the police came at approximately 21:30 during the second act, when Lyubimov was playing works by the Austrian composer Franz Schubert.

In Elista, the administrator of a telegram channel who was distributing “fakes” about the Russian army was detained. This was reported by RIA Kalmykia with reference to the press service of the local FSB department. A case was opened against the man for “fakes” about the Russian army based on political hatred (points “a” and “e” of Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code).

The editor-in-chief of the New Focus publication, Mikhail Afanasyev, was detained in Abakan. this Reports . According to human rights activists, today, April 13, the journalist’s home was searched. Afanasyev’s equipment was confiscated and taken to the Investigative Committee. It is unknown what the editor-in-chief was charged with. The journalist told how 11 riot policemen of the National Guard from Khakassia refused to continue fighting with Ukraine.

The British company Reckitt has begun the transfer of business in Russia. this . reports Reuters “This action builds on our previously announced decision to freeze investment, advertising, sponsorship and promotion in Russia. We will report progress as soon as we have more information,” the release said. The company promised to cooperate with its Russian colleagues to ensure that the transfer of property takes place in an orderly manner.

The Office of the Investigative Committee for Crimea charged a 31-year-old handyman from Alushta with disseminating “fakes” about the actions of the Russian military in Ukraine (Part 1 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This is stated on the department's website. According to the Investigative Committee, he printed leaflets at home, and then left them in the mailboxes of apartment buildings and posted them on the streets and bus stops.

The Department of the Investigative Committee for the Altai Republic opened a case of “fake news” against the founder of the Altai newspaper “Listok” Sergei Mikhailov because of his articles and posts on social networks about the war in Ukraine. This is stated on the department's website.

Roskomnadzor sent two notices to Wikipedia demanding that sections about Ukraine be removed from the article about Vladimir Putin. this The encyclopedia itself reports and publishes letters from the regulator. We are talking about the sections “Relations with Ukraine (2012 - present)” and “After the invasion of Ukraine (2022)”. Roskomnadzor believes that these sections contain unreliable information about the war in Ukraine.

Italian coffee producer Lavazza has decided to suspend operations in Russia due to the war in Ukraine. This is stated on the company's website. “In addition to international sanctions and the fall of the ruble, the main effect [of the war] was on raw materials, the leading suppliers of which are Russia and Ukraine - including gas, oil and metals.

Departments of the 136th separate guards motorized rifle brigade with deployment in Dagestan put a contractor in an accounting and service card, which was dismissed due to unwillingness to participate in the war in Ukraine, an urgent seal. A photograph of the stamp was published by lawyer Maxim Grebenyuk, who was sent by a dismissed soldier. The seal says: “Personal to betrayal, lies and deceit.

The Swiss Federal Council introduced new sanctions against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine, repeating the fifth package of EU sanctions on April 8. This is stated on the website of the country's government. We are talking about a ban on the supply of coal, cement, seafood and vodka from Russia, a ban on participation in government procurement for Russian companies and sanctions against Putin’s daughters Maria Vorontsova and Katerina Tikhonova, VTB, Sovcombank and several other companies.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced Anton Kalitkin, a student of the Moscow Automobile and Highway University (MADI), to two years in a general regime colony in the case of beating a National Guardsman at a rally on January 23, 2021. this TASS reported in court. According to court records , the verdict was handed down on April 11. Kalitkin was found guilty of using non-life-threatening violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code).

Investigators are going to take the owner of the Altai newspaper “Listok” Sergei Mikhailov, detained in Moscow, to Gorno-Altaisk. This was reported by the human rights project “Network Freedoms” of the Agora group. Mikhailov was detained by employees of the Investigative Committee’s department for the Altai Republic, who specially came to Moscow to pick him up.

The American independent film company A24 , which released the LGBT drama Moonlight and the arthouse film Mayak, has suspended the distribution of its films in Russia. This was reported by the Film Distributor's Bulletin.

British Foreign Secretary Elizabeth Truss announced that from April 14 they will ban the supply of iron and steel from Russia. Her words are quoted on the government website. The documents necessary for this will be put to a parliamentary vote tomorrow.

Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov proposed starting the school week in schools by raising the Russian flag during the national anthem. This is stated on the department's website. “An element of school life such as raising a flag is already an established practice in many regions. This can be introduced in every school as an important element of education. This practice contributes to the formation of a sense of patriotism and citizenship among the younger generation,” the official noted.