Judge Bessmertnaya of the Proletarsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don fined local resident Oleg Popovkin 30 thousand rubles under a protocol on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). The Alliance of Teachers reported this to “Madison”; a copy of the resolution is at the disposal of the editors. As stated in the document, on March 20, Popovkin commented on a post on the YOBA MEDIA public page , which said: “It’s official. Decision is made.

The former operating director of the German payment system Wirecard , Jan Marsalek, who was put on the international wanted list, received a Russian passport and lives in Moscow. This was reported by the Dossier center and the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung . According to investigators, Marsalek received a Russian passport in the name of German Bazhenov in 2021.

In Grozny, lawyers for the wife of former Chechen judge Saydi Yangulbaev, Zarema Musaeva, noticed that they were being followed. This was reported by the Dozhd TV channel with reference to defense attorney Alexander Karavaev.

In Yaroslavl, 29-year-old former prisoner of IK-1 Evgeny Makarov, who was one of the first to talk about torture in the colony, died of pneumonia. This was reported by the Public Verdict Foundation. As Makarov’s mother Tatyana Shishova told “We Can Explain,” three hospitals could not provide her son with quality medical care. Makarov had a blood clot in his blood vessels, which arose due to beatings in the colony.

The Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv sentenced to life terms two defendants in the murder case of lawyer Yuri Grabovsky, who represented the interests of Russians who were accused of waging an aggressive war in eastern Ukraine. This was reported by “Grati” with reference to defender Sergei Vilkov. The accused Artem Yakovenko was sentenced to life imprisonment, Maxim Chmilev to 15 years in prison.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow sentenced a resident of the capital, Daniil Tikhomirov, to 1.5 years in a general regime colony under the article on the use of violence against a security officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to lawyer Mikhail Biryukov. On March 6, traffic police officers stopped Tikhomirov’s car, to which a white-blue-white anti-war flag was attached.

The FSB accused investigative journalist Hristo Grozev of helping Ukrainian intelligence, which, according to the agency, was planning an operation to hijack a Russian military aircraft.

Helga Pirogov. Photo: Coalition Novosibirsk 2020 / Facebook On the morning of July 22, the chairman of the SK, Alexander Bastrykin , instructed to “immediately initiate a criminal case against the independent Novosibirsk deputy Helga Pirogova because of the tweet, in which she commented on the article“ Mediazons ”about the death of Russian volunteers in the war in Ukraine. After 40 minutes, a public distribution case was brought to her. On July 25, the deputy reported that she left Russia.

After St. Petersburg and Mariupol signed a twinning agreement, St. Petersburg governor Alexander Beglov promised to restore the central area of ​​the war-torn city. At the same time, the deputy head of Beglov’s administration, Inna Karpushina, refused to name which facilities the St. Petersburg residents would work at, writes “Paper”.

The publication “Vestka”, using data from the Unified State Register of Real Estate and the traffic police database , calculated that the family of the head of Roskomnadzor Andrei Lipov owns real estate and cars, the total value of which exceeds 600 million rubles. At the same time, for two years as chairman of the department, the official never published a declaration of income and property.

On July 8, the magistrate of court district No. 287 of the Moscow Novogireevo district, Alexander Orlov, fined the Gemotest company 60 thousand rubles in a case of leaking 300 GB of personal data. This is reported by the Yurapteka project. In May, Roskomnadzor conducted an unscheduled inspection of the activities of Hemotest after were put up two databases containing more than 500 million orders from clients of the laboratory network for sale on the darknet.

Illustration: Anya Leonova / Mediazona In the turmoil of the first days of the invasion the Russian army suffered heavy losses. The units of Rosgvardiya—Russian National Guard with its stated mission being maintaining security domestically—were among the first to arrive in the areas surrounding Kyiv and Kharkiv. They were supposed to “guard the streets and crossroads” of captured Ukrainian cities — not to lay siege to them.

The Serpukhov City Court sentenced 18-year-old Vladislav Struzhenkov to 13 years in a maximum security colony in the case of an explosion in an Orthodox gymnasium at a convent in Serpukhov near Moscow. This was reported by Kommersant and RIA Novosti . The prosecutor's office requested 14 years in a maximum security colony for Struzhenkov.

An administrative case was opened against journalist and municipal deputy Ilya Azar under the article on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3). This was reported by the Network Freedoms project. The case will be considered by the Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow; the date of the trial has not yet been determined. What exactly was the reason for drawing up a new protocol is not yet known. The journalist himself is located outside of Russia.

The Investigative Committee has completed its investigation into the case of Timur Bekmansurov, who shot six people at Perm State University in September 2021. This was reported by the press service of the department's main department. The student is accused of murdering two or more people, killing a police officer, and intentionally taking someone else's property, committed out of hooligan motives in a generally dangerous manner.