The mother of an 11-year-old boy from St. Petersburg said that instructors at a military-patriotic camp on Konevets Island shot at her son with airsoft weapons; according to another child, this was a punishment for not completing a task. The story is presented by Fontanka. St.

Police detained ex-editor of Channel One Marina Ovsyannikova. This was reported by the journalist’s team running her Telegram channel , and “Caution. News" . As noted by “Caution. News", security forces came to Ovsyannikova at her place of residence, in the Moscow region. It is unknown where the editor is being taken. Lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov suggested that her phone was taken away because she did not get in touch.

Seven contract soldiers from a military unit in Buryatia, who wrote reports about their refusal to fight in Ukraine, spoke about threats from the command. An audio recording with their comments was given to Mediazona by the president of the Free Buryatia Foundation, Alexandra Garmazhapova.

In Moscow, Vadim Korovin, a municipal deputy from the Filevsky Park district, was detained. this He himself announced on Twitter. Korovin wrote that he was detained in the Filevsky Park area in the west of the city. Then the municipal deputy was taken to the police department in the same area to draw up an administrative protocol. It is not yet known under what article. Korovin suggested that he was detained so that he could not participate in the elections.

Roskomnadzor blocked the publication (ROAR), launched by writer Linor Goralik. attention to this . drew The BBC Russian service As follows from the department’s register, the decision to block was made on July 15 by the Prosecutor General’s Office. What exactly was the reason for the blocking is unknown.

Illustration: Anya Leonova / Mediazone After a full-scale invasion of Ukraine and violations of logistics chains due to sanctions in Russia, there was a deficiency of many categories of goods, among them-certified abroad for pets, necessary for traveling with a pet abroad. Mediazona asked the market participants, few of which agreed to answer questions about what the consequences of this deficit may have and whether the animals really will be closed to emigration.

Illustration: Anya Leonova / Mediazone After a full-scale invasion of Ukraine and violations of logistics chains due to sanctions in Russia, there was a deficiency of many categories of goods, among them-certified abroad for pets, necessary for traveling with a pet abroad. Mediazona asked the market participants, few of which agreed to answer questions about what the consequences of this deficit may have and whether the animals really will be closed to emigration.