Photo: Ammar Awad / Reuters The speech of the nationalist with a skull in his hands and a call to kill without the analysis of all the carriers of the “ideas of Ukraine as an anti -Russian state” embarrassed even some ardent propagandists. From the Tula region, a new batch of prisoners was sent to the war, the United States increases the supply of weapons and ammunition by sea, a criminal case was opened for the Yakut Punk Banner.

Police detained two Shot correspondents and a Zvezda journalist while filming a raid against supercar owners in Moscow. “Our guys have been detained for six hours now. They gave explanations and went through fingerprinting. Together with them, there are about 20 other people at the Presnensky police station: everyone claims that they were just walking or driving on business,” says telegram channel the Shot . Zvezda first reported that their journalist had not been in touch for four hours.

Former editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow Alexei Venediktov said that an inspector from the Federal Penitentiary Service came to oppositionist Yevgeny Roizman on the morning of August 28 and demanded that he write an explanatory note “why he was running outside Yekaterinburg yesterday.” Venediktov the day before came to visit Roizman, against whom a criminal case was opened at the end of August for “discrediting” the army.

In the center of Moscow, police detained the owners of supercars who were planning to organize a rally. This was reported by the capital's Ministry of Internal Affairs , RIA Novosti and Shot . The police learned about “the intention of a group of citizens to hold a mass public event that was not coordinated with the authorities” and stopped it.

On July 18, the Anapa City Court acquitted local resident Asiya Sharafutdinova, against whom a report was drawn up for “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offences) after a denunciation by her neighbors. This is stated attention to it . drew in the court decision, and the Caucasian Knot According to the resolution, on June 22 in Anapa, local residents had a fight over the installation of a gate in the fence that separates their houses.

The police opened a case of “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code) against the 30-year-old vocalist of the punk band Crispy Newspaper Aikhal Ammosov (Igor Ivanov), who hung a banner with the inscription This was reported by the Free Yakutia Foundation. The security forces reported on the initiation of a criminal case on August 23, but then it was not known who was accused.