In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, three teenagers were detained on suspicion of setting fire to two relay cabinets. This was reported on the website of the Eastern Transport Department of the Investigative Committee. A criminal case was opened against minors for sabotage committed by a group of persons (clause “a” of Part 2 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code). The Investigative Committee clarifies that they have not yet chosen a preventive measure.

In Ulan-Ude, a man and a woman set fire to the building where the military registration and enlistment office of the Sovetsky district of the city used to be located. The publication "Arigus" and State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company "Buryatia" report that he moved out of there three years ago. The video footage published by the “All Ulan-Ude” telegram channel shows a man and a woman approaching the building.

A criminal case against transgender girl Katerina Myers for violating requirements for the protection of state secrets (Part 1 of Article 283.2 of the Criminal Code) was received by the Moscow Regional Court. As Myers herself told Mediazona, he will be considered at a closed meeting and in a special manner, since she admitted guilt. The date for the consideration of the case on the merits has not yet been set. Now Myers is under recognizance not to leave the place.

A protocol was drawn up against the musician Noize MC (Ivan Alekseev) for non-payment of a fine (Part 1 of Article 20.25 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona found information about this in the database of Moscow courts. What exactly caused the protocol is unknown. At the beginning of the summer, Noize MC was fined 30 thousand rubles due to the absence of the “foreign agent” tag in two posts on the musician’s public page on VKontakte (Part 4 of Article 19.34 of the Administrative Code).

Ivan Zabavsky. Photo: @ivanzabavsklj / Instagram A court in St. Petersburg has recently ordered the arrest of Ivan Zabavsky, a 27-year-old Ukrainian, on charges of espionage. Mediazona learned that Zabavsky disappeared a year ago when he ventured into a Russian-occupied village near Kharkiv to evacuate his mother from the shelling in the ongoing invasion.

Judge of the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow Alesya Orekhova fined the Nasiliyu.net center 300 thousand rubles and its leader Anna Rivina 100 thousand rubles for four posts in a telegram without the “foreign agent” label (part 4 of article 19.34 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona found information about this in the court’s database, and the amount of fines was clarified by its press service. The decision to fine center the Nasiliyu.net was made on July 11, and to Rivina today, August 1.

The Tula Regional Court sentenced Daniil Stepanov, a resident of the city of Aleksin, who opposed the war in Ukraine, to four years and six months in a general regime colony. this . reported Court representatives According to investigators, from August to November 2022, Stepanov collaborated “on a confidential basis” with a representative of an unnamed foreign organization (Article 275.1 of the Criminal Code).

In St. Petersburg, 27-year-old Ukrainian Ivan Zabavsky was arrested on espionage charges. On July 30, Mediazona found information about the arrest in the court file, and today it learned the details of the arrest from his mother Marina. Zabavsky lived in Kharkov and worked in a cafe with shawarma and hot dogs, and his mother remained in the village of Tavolzhanka, Kharkov region, which in 2022 came under Russian occupation.

Ivan Zabavsky. Photo: @ivanzabavsklj / Instagram The court in St. Petersburg recently sent 27-year-old Ukrainian Ivan Zabavsky to the pre-trial detention center-he is accused of espionage. As Mediazona found out, Zabavsky disappeared a year ago, when he went to the village occupied by Russia near Kharkov to take his mother out of shelling.

The publication “Important Stories” published an investigation into how Russian billionaires helped recruit Russians to fight in Ukraine. They placed volunteers in reporting subsidiaries before they entered into contracts with the military.

Judge Alexander Vasin of the Basmanny District Court of Moscow fined the singer Monetochka (Elizaveta Gyrdymova) 30 thousand rubles for three telegram posts that did not bear the “foreign agent” marking. This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom. The reason for drawing up the protocol was posts in a telegram on March 17, as well as on April 20 and 28. In these posts, Monetochka published TikToks about her life and announced concerts.

In the Samara region, a 15-year-old teenager suspected of preparing to set fire to a school was detained and placed under house arrest. This was reported on the website of the regional department of the UK. A criminal case was opened against the student for preparation for a terrorist attack (Part 1 of Article 30 of the Criminal Code, Part 1 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

Activist Daria Polyudova, who is in IK-4 in Kabardino-Balkaria, was sent to a punishment cell. About this to the publication “Caucasus. Realities,” said the mother of the convict Tatyana Polyudova. Tatyana was unable to contact her daughter by phone, so she called the FSIN department for Kabardino-Balkaria. There she was told that Polyudova was in a punishment cell. The reason for placing the activist in a punishment cell was a blade found in her belongings.

Ekaterina Mikryukova. Photo: from personal archive “It can be pulled according to the article for discrediting!”, “Festivized by the vibrant!”, “Well, pussy to you”-all these messages were received by the 26-year-old Muscovite Ekaterina Mikryukova, who at the beginning of the last week worked in the clinic and brought comfort in the entrance of the military hostel, and a few days later he left the country.

The Sergiev Posad City Court sentenced six associates of neo-Nazi Maxim Martsinkevich (Tesak) to 15 years of maximum security in the case of two double murders of migrants in the early 2000s. This sentence was handed down by Judge Liliya Baranova, lawyer Igor Popovsky, who defends the accused Andrei Kayl, told Mediazona. Semyon Tokmakov and Andrey Kyle received 15 years in prison, Alexey Gudilin and Pavel Khrulev - 13 years, Maxim Khotulev - 10 years, and Alexander Lysenkov - 8 years.