The press service of the Berlin criminal police told newspaper the Welt that it began an investigation after the release of material about symptoms of poisoning in two participants in a meeting of representatives of the Russian opposition. the Agency's The department did not provide details. The event, organized by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, took place on April 29 and 30 on the sidelines of a human rights conference in Berlin in memory of lawyer Yuri Schmidt.

The Investigative Committee reported that it had indicted in absentia the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague (ICC) Karim Ahmad Khan and judge Rosario Aitala over warrant against President Vladimir Putin. an arrest Both were put on the wanted list, the department notes. If Mediazona found Khan in the federal wanted list of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on May 19, then a search for Aytaly’s name does not produce results.

At the Isilkul checkpoint in the Omsk region on the border with Kazakhstan, 19-year-old Chechen Yasin Khalidov, who served in the republican departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the National Guard and participated in the war in Ukraine, was detained. this . reports Novaya Gazeta Khalidov, the son of an FSB officer, began serving in the Ministry of Internal Affairs at the age of 17, although he did not have a school certificate at that time.

In Volgograd, Nikita of the crane was detained, suspected of burning the Koran’s camera near the mosque on Povorinskaya Street. This was announced by the Investigative Committee. The video, because of which the case was opened about insulting the feelings of believers (part 2 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code) was shot "no later than May 19", the department claims.

Andrey Sakharov and Elena Bonner. Photo: Radiy Cymerinov / Sakharov Archive Two fights with policemen and a 20-kilometer night campaign through the Yakut Taigu for a meeting with a convicted comrade-on Andrei Sakharov’s 102nd birthday, “Mediazon” publishes fragments from a collection of declassified documents in which the life of the Nobel laureate and dissident is described from the point of view of the KGB operatives who observed him 24 hours a day.

Роберт Латыпов. Фото: личная страница в Facebook The FSB has accused Robert Latypov, the erstwhile chief of “Memorial” human rights organisation in Perm, close to the Ural mountains in Russia, of trying to smuggle the organisation’s archived documents overseas. According to the secret service, experts have concluded that the documents are of cultural and historical value. Latypov, however, contends that these are merely administrative documents.