The Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow recovered $750 million from the owner of the Summa group, Ziyavudin Magomedov, his brother Magomed Magomedov and the company Port-Petrovsk Ltd. This was reported by the press service of the Moscow courts. “The claims have been satisfied in full.

The Ministry of Justice introduced the Tomsk Organization “Women's Voice” to the register of “foreign agents”, which provides women with legal and psychological assistance in matters of motherhood, family and childhood. This follows from the registry of the department.

Geography teacher Susanna Bezazieva from Crimea was forced to write a letter of resignation “at her own request” after talking about the war in Ukraine with ninth-graders. The teacher’s monologue was published “Grati”. Bezazieva, who has 17 years of teaching experience, worked at Dzhankoy school No. 8 for a year and a half. On April 13, during a break, she heard a dialogue between students from 9 “A”; they discussed the topics of fascism and Nazism.

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), part of the Moscow Patriarchate, declared “complete independence and autonomy.” This was reported on the website of the Synodal Information and Educational Department of the UOC.

The Academic Council of the Kazan Federal University (KFU) decided not to renew the contract with 68-year-old Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Nail Fatkullin, who published an open anti-war letter. about this The teacher told Idel . Realities." During the council meeting, 28 of its members voted for Fatkullin’s continuation of work at KFU, and 38 voted against.

Starting May 28, Tinkoff will temporarily deprive clients of the ability to open foreign currency deposits. This was reported by the bank's press service. In addition, users will not be able to renew already open currency deposits; they can only be replenished before their expiration date. “When the foreign currency deposit expires, the money will automatically be credited to your account in the currency in which you opened it,” the bank added.

Deputy of the Krasnoselsky municipal district of Moscow Alexey Gorinov spoke about the lack of medicine in the pre-trial detention center and six neighbors in a four-bed cell. The Moscow Helsinki Group provided Mediazona with a copy of the politician’s letter to the Ombudsman.

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree introducing restrictions on settlements with “unfriendly” copyright holders and copyright holders from “unfriendly” countries. The decree was published on the official website of legal information. The decree comes into force on May 27. According to the document, Russian companies will be able to pay such copyright holders only in rubles and transfer money only to accounts opened in banks approved by a special commission.

The Sovetsky District Court of Nizhny Novgorod sentenced entrepreneur and creator of the “Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster” Mikhail Iosilevich to one year and eight months of imprisonment in a penal colony. This was reported by the channel “Delo Iosilevich”. The entrepreneur was found guilty under Articles 284.1 of the Criminal Code (activity of an undesirable organization) and 119 of the Criminal Code (threat of murder or infliction of grievous bodily harm).

Judge Vladimir Zhabreev of the Ordzhonikidze District Court of Yekaterinburg fined 80-year-old local resident Galina Bastrygina 30 thousand rubles for distributing anti-war leaflets. This was reported by Vechernie Vedomosti with reference to lawyer Ildar Sadykov. Bystrygina was found guilty of “discrediting” the Russian army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). The reason was the leaflets that the pensioner distributed on May 8, the day of Germany’s surrender.

Roskomnadzor drew up protocols against foreign companies that refused to comply with the requirements of the law on “data localization.” this . reports The press service of the department Protocols compiled by Airbnb, Pinterest, Likeme, Twitch, Apple, United Parcel Service and Google. The companies were accused of failure to fulfill the obligation to store personal data of Russians on the territory of Russia (Part 8 of Article 13.11 of the Administrative Code).

In Crimea, lawyers Edem Semedlyaev, Nazim Sheikhmambetov, Aider Azamatov and Emine Avamileva were detained in two days. this . reported “Grati” Semedyaev was detained on May 26 and a report was drawn up against him for “discrediting” the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). The reason was a post on Facebook by a Tatarstan activist, in which Semendyaev was tagged. The post talked about the losses of the Russian army in Ukraine.

Following the first reports of mass shipping of packages from the Belarusian city of Mazyr, Mediazona continued to track Russian soldiers’ use of the CDEK delivery service. We monitored 13 towns around Ukraine’s borders with Russia and Belarus, and discovered not only an anomalous rise in shipments, coinciding with the start of the war, but also some unusual postal links between cities, confirming suspicions of rampant looting.

In Yekaterinburg, four employees of the drug control department of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs were detained on suspicion of taking a bribe and exceeding official authority. This was reported by TASS and 66.RU citing sources in law enforcement agencies. 66.RU reports that we are talking about employees with the names Popov, Mogilnikov, Bubovich and Ostrovsky.

The magistrate of precinct 419 of the Northern Administrative District of Moscow fined 15 thousand rubles to a man who beat and tried to strangle his ex-girlfriend. This was reported to Mediazona by the human rights project Axiom. Muscovite Sergei Chekmarev was found guilty of assault (Article 6.1.1 of the Administrative Code). According to the website of the justices of the peace, the meeting took place on May 24.