At IK-19 in the self-proclaimed LPR there are at least 14 Russian military conscientious objectors. This was reported by “Verstka” with reference to the parents of the detainees. According to the publication, in the colony, located near the city of Krasny Luch, there are contract soldiers who refused to participate in the war and planned to break the agreement with the Ministry of Defense. It is unknown what they are charged with.

A 36-year-old resident of the Paninsky district died at police department No. 5 in Voronezh. This was reported by Bloknot with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The unnamed man was found dead in a room for administrative detainees. He was suspected of appearing drunk in a public place (Article 20.21 of the Administrative Code). What caused the death was not specified.

The Leninsky District Court of Orenburg ordered the Ministry of Internal Affairs to pay compensation of 150 thousand rubles to Roman Chikviladze, whom the police tortured with electric shock. this . reports Team Against Torture According to the court file , the hearing took place on July 25, and Chikviladze’s claim was partially satisfied.

movement The Spring and the First Department human rights project reported that St. Petersburg investigators called at least four St. Petersburg residents asking them to testify against members of the opposition organization. All St. Petersburg residents who received calls from the investigative department for the Northwestern Federal District were detained at the anti-war rally on February 27.

Denis Prokuronov, a deputy from the Moscow Filyovsky Park district, was denied registration for new elections because, according to the election commission, he unreasonably called himself a person affiliated with a “foreign agent.” about this .

The Jerusalem Post reports that employees of the Moscow office of the Jewish agency Sokhnut spoke about wiretapping by Russian security forces. “Employees said that during recent calls [with those wishing to repatriate] from the Moscow office, Russian intelligence officials interrupted their conversations with accusations of violating privacy laws,” according to the Jerusalem Post .

The Nizhnevartovsk City Court of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug arrested for 15 days under the administrative article on extremism (Article 20.3.1 of the Code of Administrative Offences) Artur Ilyaskhanov, a native of Dagestan who introduced himself as a Chechen. This was reported by Caucasus. Realities." On July 23, 37-year-old Artur Ilyaskhanov was unable to pay for two bottles of vodka and broke them right in the store.

Roskomnadzor blocked the media “Terta” and “After”. This was reported in the telegram channels of publications. “We did not receive any notifications or warnings, so we can only guess about the reasons for the blocking. Perhaps it is connected with texts about the war in Ukraine,” said Ilya Panin, editor-in-chief of Cherta. The After website was blocked on July 24th.

The Ministry of Finance has developed a bill that will oblige employees of Russian companies located abroad to pay taxes in Russia. A summary of the amendments was published on the department’s website; to this attention drew The Bell .

The UK has imposed sanctions on 41 people and one company over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This follows from a document published on the website of the British Parliament. The sanctions included the heads of 29 Russian regions, including Andrey Vorobyov (Moscow region), Alexander Moor (Tyumen region), Evgeny Kuyvashev (Sverdlovsk region), Dmitry Azarov (Samara region), Alexander Bogomaz (Bryansk region), Radiy Khabirov (Bashkortostan) .

Yuri Borisov, who was appointed head of Roscosmos in July, said that Russia had made a final decision to withdraw from the ISS project after 2024. He announced this at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin; footage from it was shown by the Rossiya 24 TV channel.

Mine named after Vakhrushev in the Lugansk region. Photo: Valentin Sprinchak / TASS / Archive Until 2014, the miners of Donbass provided 15% of Ukraine's GDP and up to a quarter of its exports. What happened to the coal industry of the region after, explains Maxim Butchenko, who, before joining Journalism, worked for 12 years at a mine in the Luhansk region.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service fined Google more than 2 billion rubles due to “opaque, biased and unpredictable” blocking of YouTube accounts. This is stated on the service's website. The fine was imposed under the article on “abuse of a dominant position in the market” (Part 2 of Article 14.31 of the Administrative Code). Its size is tied to the company’s annual turnover in Russia.

The company Bois Rouge , associated with the structures of Yevgeny Prigozhin, received the exploitation of 186 thousand hectares of forest in the Central African Republic (CAR), where mercenaries of the Wagner PMC have been located since 2018, to which the businessman is said to be involved.

Swedish packaging manufacturer Tetra Pak is handing over its Russian division to local management due to its inability to maintain its operations. TASS about this . told The company's press service “As a result of the cumulative impact of export restrictions on the Russian Federation, which have resulted in supply chain disruptions, Tetra Pak can no longer continue to support its operations in Russia,” the statement said.