In Kaluga, a court imposed a fine of 25 thousand rubles on 26-year-old Natalya Maslennikova because of a photograph with her skirt raised against the backdrop of the Church of the Transfiguration. This was reported by the local department of the Investigative Committee. The girl was found guilty of insulting the feelings of believers (Part 1 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code).

Rosfinmonitoring added 28-year-old soldier from the Kherson region Yesenia Shinkarenko to the register of terrorists. This is reported in the telegram bot, which tracks changes in the list. You can be included in the register for “committing illegal acts of a terrorist or extremist nature.” Typically, Rosfinmonitoring enters a person into this register soon after a criminal case is initiated under an article on extremism or terrorism, without waiting for a verdict.

The Ministry of Justice proposed to deny registration to lawyers from “unfriendly” states and, on this basis, to deprive the status of active lawyers. The draft order was published on the federal portal of draft regulatory legal acts. Foreign lawyers who have received registration in a special register can work in Russia on issues of the law of their state. Now the Ministry of Justice can refuse to register a lawyer only because of providing false information.

users Apple in Russia are having problems paying for the App Store report, using their mobile phone account, Iphones.ru and Rozetked.me citing user messages. According to Iphones.ru, support Apple confirmed that App Store account replenishment payments and Apple ID mobile numbers through MegaFon and Y ota no longer work “due to current Russian regulations.” “Despite this, you can use payment through MTS and Beeline,” Apple support said.

The Constitution of the Russian Federation gives the president a very wide range of powers, among them the power to issue ukazy, executive orders with the status of a by-law. Unlike laws, these can be classified, and can take effect immediately. These acts concern two topics of particular relevance during the war: personnel reshuffles in the security forces and military decorations.

The Southern District Military Court of Rostov-on-Don sentenced five defendants in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case, reports the website of the Crimean Solidarity project. All of them were found guilty of terrorism (Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code) and preparation for the seizure of power in Crimea (Article 278 of the Criminal Code).

Illustration: Boris Hmel / Mediazone After the detention at the anti -war rally on March 6, two Omsk, Vladimir Sergeev and Anton Zhuchkov, ended up in the hospital with an overdose of methadone. They took the drug in Avtosak to take his own life. Now friends are accused of preparing a terrorist attack - an attempt to set fire to a police car with Molotov cocktails.

The euro on the Moscow Exchange is traded at 67 rubles, follows from the trading data. The last time the currency fell to such a value in June 2017. Judging by the trading data, to the mark of 67 rubles, the euro sank at 16:00 Moscow time. The dollar, moreover, cost 64.5 rubles. Screenshot from the website of the Moscow Exchange With the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the Russian ruble sharply weakened, the dollar and the euro updated its historical maximums.

The Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed both administrative cases against Tatyana Levicheva, who was detained because of a green ribbon tied in a park. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts.

The Central Court of Novosibirsk imposed two fines totaling 93 thousand rubles on local resident Stanislav Karzanov, who twice doused the porch of the city hall with blue and yellow paint, according to the court’s website. 41-year-old Karzanov held an action with paint pouring on the porch of the city hall twice, on April 9 and April 14 . The court found him guilty and imposed fines under Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code (discrediting the army).

web pages Roskomnadzor drew up a protocol for the service for storing historical copies of Internet Archive under the article on failure to remove content (Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Administrative Code). The administrative case card was published on the website of the Moscow courts. As Interfax was told in court, the reason for the protocol was the failure to remove “extremist” content, including information about methods for making explosives and explosive devices.

Vladimir Saldo. Photo: Personal page on Facebook In the third month of the war, Russia was concerned about the creation of civil administrations in the occupied territories. The leaders of regions and cities are declared pro -Russian figures. In some cases, these are local politicians with a long history of victories and defeats in the elections, sometimes people who are not known for literally nothing.

A criminal case has been opened in Moscow against a policeman who broke the leg of a subway passenger, reports on its Telegram channel. the human rights project Axioma The policeman is accused under Article 112 of the Criminal Code (intentional infliction of moderate harm to health).

The Nalchik Garrison Military Court scheduled preliminary hearings on the claim of 115 National Guard employees for May 19. attention to this . drew The head of Agora, Pavel Chikov, At the beginning of April, Chikov wrote that military personnel and National Guard soldiers from 17 cities reported to lawyers about dismissals and threats of criminal cases after refusing to go or return to the war in Ukraine.

In Ivanovo, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for the “rehabilitation of Nazism” against a 44-year-old local resident, the department’s website reports . The case was initiated under paragraph “c” of Part 2 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code.