The Leninsky District Court of Vladimir, at the request of the military prosecutor, blocked three instructions on how to avoid being subject to mobilization. attention to the decision of October 20 . drew The Vladimir publication Dovod The instructions were on the mirror of the Russian service Moscow Times , on the website of the Kazakh edition of New Times and on the website Ispovedi.com .

In Makhachkala on November 2, police detained a group of teenagers to question them about the escape of four sisters to Georgia due to domestic violence. This was reported by the SK SOS crisis group, which helped the girls. According to human rights activists, the teenagers were taken to the police department on the evening of November 2 “near a cafe where young people, who in Dagestan are called “informals,” gather,” and were released around two in the morning.

Valery Evsin, who was accused of using violence against a National Guardsman at a rally in support of politician Alexei Navalny on January 23, 2021, left IK-2 in the Pskov region. This was reported by the Arresters 212 telegram channel. In April 2021, the court sentenced him to two years in prison for throwing a metal fence towards a security officer. Evsin himself admitted guilt, his case was considered in a special manner.

The Ministry of Culture canceled the IX Moscow International Biennale of Contemporary Art a few days before the opening due to the “inconsistency of the level” of exhibits with the status of the site selected for the exhibition-the Tretyakov Gallery. The press service of the ministry was quoted by the Moscow Agency. The exhibition was supposed to begin on November 7th. The Ministry of Culture believes that the organizers of Biennale would be more appropriate to spend it on a private site.

President Vladimir Putin signed a law that allows the mobilization of Russians who have an unexpunged or outstanding conviction for committing a serious crime. The document was published on the official legal information portal.

Photo: @bogdan.ziza / instagram In mid-May, the 27-year-old artist from Yevpatoria Bogdan Ziza, protesting against the war in Ukraine, doused the building of the administration with blue and yellow paint and threw Molotov cocktail into it.

The Group of Seven ( G7 ) countries and Australia agreed to set a fixed price ceiling for Russian oil, instead of a floating rate. This was reported , by Reuters citing sources. “The coalition agreed that the price ceiling would be a fixed price that would be reviewed regularly, and would not be a discount to the [Russian oil price] index. This will increase market stability and make it easier to comply with the minimum burden on market participants,” a G7 source said .

The governor of the Kemerovo region, Sergei Tsivilev, prohibited those mobilized from leaving the military unit in Yurga due to a mass brawl. this He reported on his telegram channel after visiting the unit. “They [the mobilized] go to the city of Yurga, buy alcoholic drinks - there are isolated cases. My decision is a ban on completely leaving the territory of the unit,” the governor said. You can go on leave only if relatives arrive and with the permission of the unit commander.

Police detained five women who took part in an anti-war rally on Soviet Square in Ulan-Ude, four of them were released. This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to the detained Aryuna Khaludorova. According to the woman, in the paddy wagon they asked her for an explanation, then she was given a warning and released. The same thing happened to another detainee. The other three were taken to the police station, where two more women were released.

The mobilized residents of Chuvashia, who staged a protest at a training center in Ulyanovsk due to lack of payments, were laid off for two days. This was reported by the Angry Chuvashia telegram channel. Earlier it became known that conscripts came to the parade ground and began to demand 300 thousand rubles, which they were promised to pay within a few days after mobilization.

Rostec called the reason for the statement against journalist Andrei Karaulov that he “went far beyond the scope of professional ethics, engaging, in fact, in pseudo-journalism.” this RBC reports with reference to a representative of the state corporation. “In his channel, he (Karaulov - MZ) published rumors and speculation, divorced from reality, without bothering himself with the necessary verification of information.

Anti-fascist from Tyumen Kirill Brik, arrested on charges of making an explosive device and participating in a terrorist community, spoke about torture and the threat of rape during detention. The text of his interview with the lawyer was posted by a support group for those involved in the case. Brik and five other anti-fascists were detained in late August and early September in Tyumen, Surgut and Yekaterinburg. All of them were sent to pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Tyumen.