The Leninsky District Court of Barnaul fined journalist Maria Ponomarenko 15 thousand rubles for a comment on TikTok. The meeting took place on June 27, drew attention to the publication of the decision. the SOVA center The journalist was found guilty of inciting hatred (Article 20.3.1 of the Administrative Code).

The Southern District Military Court sent 16-year-old Yaroslav Inozemtsev from Volgograd for compulsory treatment in the case of preparing a school shooting. This was reported by Sota , information is also in the case file. Inozemtsev was detained in June 2020, when he was 14 years old. His mother Yulia Bocharova told Novaya Gazeta that in the morning a man knocked on their house on Gramsci Street next to school No. 61, introducing himself as a plumber.

Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol, 7th of May, 2022. Photo: Alexei Alexandrov / AP Russian troops surrounded Mariupol on the 2nd of March. On the 19th of March, they arrived in front of the Azovstal steelworks but despite continuous shelling and aerial bombing, it took them two months to capture it. The last Ukrainian soldiers holding the by-then devastated plant only surrendered on the 16th of May.

The DPR authorities released 32 Ukrainian volunteers who were kidnapped in the vicinity of Mariupol at the end of March. The head of the legal service of the project “We Help You Leave,” Polina Murygina, told Mediazona about this. Volunteers helped residents of the destroyed Mariupol evacuate and delivered humanitarian aid to the city, but at the end of March they stopped communicating.

President Vladimir Putin signed a law toughening penalties for torture. This is reported on the official legal information portal. Articles on coercion to testify (Article 302 of the Criminal Code) and abuse of official powers (Article 286 of the Criminal Code) can now lead to up to 12 years in prison; in case of the death of the victim, up to 15 years in prison. Human rights activists criticized these amendments.

member Anna Kuzminykh on the wanted list The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put Pussy Riot ; Mediazona found information about this in the search database. What exactly the activist is charged with is not specified.

President Vladimir Putin signed a bill that allows the introduction of “special measures” in the economy during “counter-terrorism and other operations” abroad. This is reported on the official legal information portal. “Special measures” mean “temporary re-opening of mobilization capacities and facilities”, “disposal of material assets of the state reserve”, overtime work in “certain organizations” and a simplified procurement procedure for state defense orders.

Twitter users massively report a malfunction of the social network. This is also evidenced by the data of the Downdetector service. Screech of the results of the Downdetector service. When you try to enter the site and the application, an error message appears. Downdetector calculated that 59% of those who informed about failure complained about problems with the application of the application, 33% - to the site. As the social network users noted, at about 15:40, access problems ceased.

Illustration: Mari Msukanidze / Mediazone At least 277 have already died in the war with Ukraine. Very little time is spent on their preparation, and the selection criteria for such a service are seriously reduced. Mediazona found relatives of the seven volunteers who died in Ukraine, and found out how they explained their desire to go to war, what they talked about hostilities and how they died. At the age of four, Vladislav Echitin from the Ural Asbesta dreamed of working as a policeman.

Vladimir Putin signed a law establishing sentences of three to eight years with a fine of up to a million rubles for “confidential” cooperation with foreigners “against the security” of Russia. The document was published on the legal information portal. The president also equated switching to the side of the “enemy,” that is, troops of a foreign state during an armed conflict, and other assistance to the opponent, to treason. For this he faces 12 to 20 years in prison.

Lawyer Daniil Berman said that the president of the Bar Association of Udmurtia, Dmitry Talantov, who was arrested in the case of “fakes” about the army (clause “d” of part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), was brought to his cell. On June 13, Berman reported that Talantov had nowhere to sleep in the Moscow pre-trial detention center-4 “Bear” because his cell was overcrowded. According to him, it was possible to sleep only on the floor of the cell in the passage.

Vladimir Putin signed the law “On control over the activities of persons under foreign influence,” which simplifies the criteria for obtaining the status of “foreign agent.” The corresponding document was published on the legal information portal.

The Investigative Committee has completed its investigation into the case against Mikhail Khachaturyan for sexual violence and torture of his three daughters; the department has sent documents to the Prosecutor General's Office for approval of the charges. This was reported by Kommersant and TASS , citing a source in law enforcement agencies.

Roskomnadzor ordered search engines to warn users about violations of Russian laws by the Twitch service . This was reported in the department’s telegram channel. Roskomnadzor made a “decision to apply coercive measures” due to failure to fulfill the obligation “to remove illegal information.” In addition, a protocol was drawn up against the service under Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses due to the refusal to remove “fakes” about the invasion of Ukraine.

The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow sent Valery Timofeev to a pre-trial detention center on charges of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the joint press service of the capital's courts. card The arrest for this criminal case appeared on the court website on the afternoon of July 13, but the suspect was listed as V.V. Lagoikin, Mediazona noted.