A memorial plaque to military Sergei Obukhov, who was killed during a shootout with FSB officers in Kherson, will be unveiled at a school in the village of Shileksha, Ivanovo region. to the post of the district administration drew attention The Insider . 28-year-old Obukhov studied at this school. The opening of the memorial plaque is scheduled for December 9.

The school students in the Petrograd district of St. Petersburg were forced to rewrite the finished texts of letters to the Russian military fighting in Ukraine from the sheet. The mother of one of the high school students told about this Mediazone. According to her, schoolchildren were distributed six different letters options, they asked each from each one at a time. In total, about 250 handwritten copies demanded from the school. In addition to students, teachers also rewritten letters.

The ECHR awarded compensation to six Russians detained on protests in 2010-2012. In all cases, the court recognized this as a violation of the right to freedom of assembly (Article 11 of the European Convention). The decision was published on the court website. Four detainees, who, after the detentions, received fines, appointed 3 thousand euros. Among them were participants in the dispersed rally against corruption in Makhachkala and the Moscow “Marsh of Equality” in support of LGBT.

Photo: Evgenia Novozhenina / Reuters On the first of December, the Law “On Monitoring of the Activities of Persons under Foreign Infant” entered into force in Russia, which significantly simplifies the inclusion of new people and organizations in the list of “foreign agents”. The Ministry of Justice has already published a single register that replaced individual lists that exist before, now there are almost 500 organizations and people.

Security forces detained and took journalist and libertarian Nailya Mullaeva to Kazan police department No. 16. The activist’s associates reported that a protocol was drawn up against her for repeated violation of the rules of holding a rally (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Sota , with whom the girl collaborates, wrote without specifying a source that before her arrest she was followed by employees of Center “E” and “figured out by the billing” of her phone.

The Ust-Aldansky District Court of Yakutia refused to punish the mobilized Nikolai Egorov, against whom a protocol was drawn up on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offences) for ringing the Ukrainian anthem. This was reported by SakhaDay . According to information on the court's website, the decision was made on October 10. The anthem started playing at Egorov’s recruiting office when his wife called him.

In the Tomsk region, unknown persons demolished the metal cross of the memorial on the site of the now defunct Polish village of Polozovo, whose residents were repressed under Stalin. about this on her Facebook . writes Researcher Agnieszka Kanevska, who studies the repression of Poles in the USSR, This became known on November 30.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow sentenced the owner of the Summa group, Ziyavudin Magomedov, to 19 years in a maximum security colony; his older brother Magomed Magomedov was sentenced to 18 years in a maximum security colony. this . reports RIA Novosti The Magomedovs were detained and sent to a pre-trial detention center in March 2018. They were accused of creating a criminal community to commit embezzlement and theft during the implementation of large projects.

A former employee of Navalny’s headquarters, Evgeny Karpov , reported that a search was carried out at his parents’ house in Voronezh. According to the activist, security forces confiscated all their equipment.

Politician Alexei Navalny, who is in the Vladimir maximum security penal colony No. 6, was sent to a punishment cell for 11 days due to a “dress code violation” in the form of a lack of a jacket. This was reported by the Sirena telegram channel, created by the oppositionist’s comrades. As the authors of the channel noted, Navalny spoke about the new deportation to a punishment cell during a meeting about the legality of the Promzone prisoner union he founded.

The FSB Directorate for Moscow and the Moscow Region claims that Muscovites are receiving calls from unknown persons who, under the guise of security officials, offer them to carry out terrorist attacks and take out loans. The department's message is quoted by Interfax.

Aeroflot passengers were deprived of the opportunity to connect to streaming services to listen to music and watch movies during flights. this The airline itself reports . aircraft The service became unavailable on Boeing 737 , Airbus A320 and A321 . The airline is citing "foreign supplier failure" and is working on a "domestic solution" to the problem by the New Year.

Photo from the personal archive of Andrei Ivanov Russian troops in Mariupol were faced with fierce resistance to the Ukrainian army and completely captured the city only by the end of May. Most of the buildings were completely destroyed or damaged, many people died or became refugees. The Russian authorities undertook to restore the city. Engineer Andrei Ivanov from one of the Russian regions in the fall went to Mariupol on a business trip and spent a month there, working at a construction site.

The governor of the Kurgan region, Vadim Shumkov, called for “instilling love for one’s roots” and explained the increase in the number of suicides and cases of depression by the fact that children sing songs of the descendants of “African-American slaves.” about this He wrote in his telegram channel.

The Sovetsky District Court of Tomsk ordered local musician Anna Chagina to ban certain actions in the case of “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to the suspect’s friend Igor Novikov. The preventive measure includes a ban on using the Internet and attending public events; Chagina is also prohibited from leaving her house from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.