Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, who moved to Russia, transported her ponies from Syria to St. Petersburg on a flight operated by a Russian government agency. This conclusion was made by the Agency’s journalists after studying the posts of Kneissl, the Fighterbomber telegram channel and Alena Tkachenko’s Equestrian Club.

Estonian police detained entrepreneurs in Tallinn who, after the introduction of sanctions against Russia, continued to do business with Russian companies. this reports Postimees with reference to the prosecutor of the Nõhja District Prosecutor's Office, Leelo Soomaa. The publication does not name the detainees. As Soomaa clarified, a criminal case was opened against the businessmen. “Entrepreneurs continued to do business with Russian companies after the introduction of sanctions.

Yevgeny Mishchenko, a detained volunteer of the memorial at the scene of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, was taken from the Babushkinsky District Court, where a preventive measure was to be chosen for him, to hospital No. 20. This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom. The bailiffs at the entrance confirmed to our correspondent that two ambulance teams came for Mishchenko. As a result, Mishchenko was not chosen as a preventive measure.

The Leninsky District Court of Ufa partially satisfied the claim of 86-year-old Fatkhulla Iskhakov and recovered 31,650,800 rubles in compensation for moral damage from the Ministry of Finance; the man spent 13 years in prison because witnesses in the case incriminated him. about this . wrote Lawyer Vitaly Burkin, who represents Iskhakov’s interests, According to Burkin, the amount awarded is “minuscule.” The claim stated a compensation amount of 450 million rubles.

Teaching those who teach. Photo: knowledge centre Mashuk Starting September 1, every first-year university student is starting a compulsory course — ‘The Foundation of the Russian State.’ The course, thought up by the President’s Administration, is aimed at forming students’ view of Russia as its own civilization, therefore reconciling them with its growing international isolation.

Rosfinmonitoring added to the “list of extremists and terrorists” Irkutsk resident Alexey Kamkin, whose home was searched in connection with the case of donations to FBK. Those accused and convicted under articles of extremism and terrorism are included in the register, and their accounts are blocked. “The hysteria with the detention of liberals who sponsored the FBK of American agents is gaining momentum.

Journalist Ivan Safronov, convicted in a treason case, was taken away from correctional colony No. 7 in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. This is reported by his support group. Today, September 13, several people with whom Safronov regularly corresponds received notifications in response to letters that the addressee had “left for another institution.” It is unknown where the journalist is now and why exactly he was taken from the Krasnoyarsk colony.

Eleven servicemen from Pskov tried to obtain the status of “North Military District veterans” for a bribe in the form of a picnic set to their boss. This was reported by Pskov Province. According to the publication, the military names are Igor Sapogov, Dmitry Apyshev, Alexander Ivanov, Valery Bakhvalov, Andrey Vasiliev, Alexey Lepilin, Alexey Smolyarenko, Oleg Kuzin, Ivan Kazachkov, Vladislav Borovkov and Alexander Chubatin.

MAPP "Chernyshevskoye" on the Russian-Lithuanian border in the Kaliningrad region. Photo: AP The European Union issued clarifications on the application of sanctions against Russia: it is recommended that the participating countries not pass cars with Russian numbers across the border. Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have already begun to apply new rules. Mediazon briefly tells what has already happened on the border and what to wait in the near future.

Before the meeting in the Grandmother's District Court of Moscow, the volunteer of the memorial at the site of the murder of Boris Nemtsov Yevgeny Mishchenko said that during the detention he was beaten. This was reported by the correspondent of "Mediazone" from the courtroom. “Now the condition is bad. The ribs, chest are broken, ”the detainee said. “During the detention and during the period of investigative actions were admitted ...

A criminal case was opened against Moscow resident Evgeny Mishchenko, a volunteer at the memorial at the site of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, for participation in the activities of a terrorist organization (Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code). This was reported in the case file in the court database; the information was confirmed to Mediazona by lawyer Nikolai Fomin. We are talking about participation in the “Freedom of Russia” legion, Fomin clarified.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow partially satisfied the claim of actor Danila Kozlovsky against professional informer Vitaly Borodin, who in the spring wrote complaints against him to the prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Mediazona was informed about this by the press service of the court.

spyware was discovered on the phone of Meduza publisher Galina Timchenko Pegasus . It allows you to gain full access to the contents of the phone, including your home address, meeting schedule, photos, and even correspondence in encrypted instant messengers. this . reports Meduza itself The publication writes that the program was installed on Timchenko’s phone in February 2023, two weeks after Meduza was declared an “undesirable organization” in Russia.

The EU Council has extended sanctions against people and organizations involved in Russian aggression against Ukraine. This is reported on the authority's website. Restrictions against 1,800 individuals and legal entities will be in effect until March 15, 2024. The EU Council notes that sanctions against four Russians who were previously on the list were not extended. The names of those from whom the restrictions were lifted were not officially announced.

The Lithuanian Customs Department said that its employees can confiscate the personal belongings of Russians, depending on how many of them are brought into the territory of the republic. This follows from the department’s response to the Agency. Lithuanian customs officers will also look at the condition of phones, laptops, as well as packaging of shampoos, cosmetics, clothing and other personal items imported into Lithuania by Russians.