In St. Petersburg, deputy of the Smolninskoye municipality Nikita Yuferev was summoned to city police department No. 76 to draw up a report on “discrediting” the army (part 1 of article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). about this He wrote on his Twitter. The message of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Central District of St.

The boy sits near his house with a dog in the village of New York near Toretsk, Donetsk region, Ukraine, September 8, 2022. Photo: Ammar Awad / Reuters The Armed Forces of Ukraine report the liberation of 20 settlements in the Kharkov region, and the Russian Ministry of Defense-about the retreat of the Ukrainian army "due to military losses" in other areas.

Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has died in Scotland at the age of 96, reports . Buckingham Palace “The Queen passed away peacefully at Balmoral this evening,” the royal family said in a statement. On the afternoon of September 8, the Queen's doctors reported that they were concerned about her health and recommended that she remain under medical supervision. Elizabeth II ruled Great Britain, Canada, Australia and 12 independent states for 70 years, from 1952.

In Yalta, 37-year-old and 38-year-old local residents were charged with the murder of an acquaintance, the Investigative Committee reports in its Telegram channel. Earlier, one of them was released from the police, which caused protests among townspeople. One of the defendants in the case was arrested. The second is asked to choose the same preventive measure (clause “g” of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code).

The Tagilstroevsky District Court of Nizhny Tagil released early from the colony the police officers who tortured a woman with a stun gun. This was reported by the Public Verdict Foundation. In June 2021, the Usolsky City Court sentenced policeman Denis Samoilov to 4 years in prison, and his subordinates Alexander Korbut and Stanislav Golchenko to three years and six months in prison each.

The American record company Sony Music Group announced its final withdrawal from the Russian market. This is stated in a statement from the label published in Billboard magazine . “As the war continues to have a devastating humanitarian impact on Ukraine, and sanctions against Russia continue to escalate, we can no longer operate here,” Sony Music Group representatives explained . The company announced that it was transferring the Russian division along with its employees to local management.

Chairman of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina proposed creating a compensation fund for investors who suffered from the blocking of assets due to sanctions, an reports from the Moscow Financial Forum. Interfax correspondent According to her, such compensation can be paid from funds blocked in Russia. Nabiullina believes that this will restore investor confidence in the market. “Our people who invested in the financial markets have most of their assets frozen.

Politician Alexei Navalny reported that the administration of Vladimir colony No. 6 announced that it was depriving him of the right to attorney-client privilege. “They took me out of the cell to the commission, where the authorities solemnly announced: “It has been established that you do not stop engaging in your criminal activities, you commit crimes directly from prison. And you communicate with your accomplices through lawyers.

The Pervouralsk City Court of the Sverdlovsk Region sentenced former district police officer Alexander Khusainov to 16 years in a maximum security colony in the case of rape of a 12-year-old local resident. This was reported by the press service of the court and the regional department of the Investigative Committee.

Nastya is overhead. Photo: Jika Gonzalez / Vice News During the war, about 6 million Ukrainian refugees passed through Poland, according to the UN, almost 1.5 million found a permanent shelter here and remain right now. Vice journalists found out what problems the most vulnerable group of refugees is faced with - women who have experienced sexualized violence. "Mediazona" publishes a report of a report. "Hello. They gave me your contacts and said that you could help. I was raped in Ukraine.

Residents of Paris Commune Street in Vladimir, who disagree with its renaming to the street of General Roman Kutuzov, who died in Ukraine, filed a class action lawsuit in the Vladimir Regional Court. about this . writes The publication “Chesnok” The statement was signed by 49 people, and the defendant is the Vladimir City Council. The plaintiffs indicated that the decision to rename the street was made in violation of procedure and was contrary to the city charter.

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland published a joint statement, from which it follows that from September 19 these countries will stop allowing Russians with Schengen visas through their borders. We are talking about those cases when the purpose of the trip of Russians is tourism, culture, sports and business, as specified on the website of the Latvian government.

People at the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Yalta. Photo: Board of shame Yalta / "VKontakte" In Yalta, dozens of citizens staged a gathering near the Ministry of Internal Affairs, protesting against the actions of the police, who released one of the suspects in the murder of a local resident.

Unknown people tried to obtain international accreditation on behalf of the editorial staff of Republic . this The publication itself reports . The first case occurred in December 2021. Then the Latvian Foreign Ministry contacted the editors of Republic to confirm the authenticity of the submitted documents - a letter signed by the editor-in-chief Dmitry Kolezev with a request to accredit and provide a long-term visa to Dmitry Tarasov.

Participants of the rally against the war on March 6, who were subjected to torture in the Moscow Brateevo police station, learned the name of the security officer who tortured them and his boss. This was reported by the Russian BBC service, which helped the detainees. Alexandra Kaluzhskikh, as well as 22-year-old Marina and student Anastasia, were beaten by a “man in black” from the Brateevo police station, where they were taken after an anti-war rally in Moscow on March 6.