The Ostankino District Court fined the online cinema ivi one million rubles under the protocol on demonstrating LGBT attitudes to minors (Part 2 of Article 6.21.2 of the Administrative Code). RIA Novosti reported this in court. It is known that the protocol was drawn up due to the showing of two films, but which ones exactly are unknown.

The Criminal Investigation Department of Finnish Customs has issued an arrest warrant for Gabriel Temin, CEO of Luminor and Siberica. According to Yle , he is suspected of exporting dual-use electronics to Russia. Yle clarifies that Temin’s companies allegedly supplied lithium batteries, powerful optical filters and cameras used in the production of drones to Russia. The day before, September 14, Temina was included in the sanctions list compiled by the US Treasury.

Sasha Skochilenko’s girlfriend was taken to the Mariinsky Hospital by ambulance after one of the guards at the Vasileostrovsky District Court in St. Petersburg used tear gas against the artist’s support group. This was reported in the telegram channel “Freedom for Sasha Skochilenko!” Doctors diagnosed the girl with respiratory tract inflammation.

The Ministry of Justice declared journalist Ilya Shepelin and political scientist Stanislav Belkovsky “foreign agents.” The updated list also included the former head of Navalny’s headquarters in Volgograd, Evgeny Kochergin, the host of “Khodorkovsky Live ” Kirill Sedov and military expert Yuri Fedorov. The Ministry of Justice release states that they all opposed the war in Ukraine, distributed materials from “foreign agents” and engaged in “discrediting” decisions made by Russian authorities.

The British Crime Agency ( NCA ) has stopped investigating the case of circumventing sanctions against Alfa Group co-owner Mikhail Fridman. this reports Bloomberg . The publication's interlocutor from the NCA said that the agency would not take any action against Friedman based on the warrant that was issued earlier.

The owner of the RBC media holding, Grigory Berezkin, from whom the European Union lifted sanctions, has Croatian citizenship. about this on his Twitter . wrote Investigative journalist Andrei Zakharov Attached to Zakharov’s tweet is a screenshot with information about Berezkin from the official list of people under EU sanctions in March 2023.

The Leninsky District Court of Kursk fined local nurse Yulia Gladilina 40 thousand rubles under a protocol on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by the press service of the regional courts. Attached to the release is a video from the KURSKY BOMOND telegram channel, in which a woman with a blurred face, represented by Yulia Gladilina, says that she “made a big mistake” by corresponding on social networks on June 15.

Relatives of Oleg Nosov, a resident of the village of Gazyr in the Krasnodar Territory, informed the “Team Against Torture” about his beating at the police department. According to them , the security forces wanted the man to admit to stealing the metal. As human rights activists write, on the night of February 3-4, 15 criminal investigation officers from Tikhoretsk, Krasnodar and the village of Vyselki, 30 kilometers from Gazyr, came to Nosov’s home.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda signed a decree revoking the citizenship of figure skater Margarita Drobiazko, which she had been granted as an exception. this reports Delfi with reference to Presidential Adviser Rydas Jasyulionis. “Yes, the president signed the decree today,” the adviser said. At the end of July, Lithuanian Interior Minister Agne Bilotaite asked the president to deprive the skater of citizenship.

Photo: Anna Melnikova Personal Page on Instagram A few years ago, Russians Anna Melnikova moved to Kyiv, where she was successfully treated from the consequences of post -traumatic disorder. After the beginning of the full -scale Russian invasion, she became a volunteer and now provides psychological assistance to Ukrainians affected by the war: military, refugees and those who remain in the cities fired by the Russian army.

In Kazan, security forces detained a man who detonated an airsoft grenade in the courtyard of a residential building, sources told Kazan Reporter and. The publication Podem published a recording from an intercom camera in which a man in military uniform with a Z patch on his sleeve and with a grenade in his hands sits on a bench on Academician Glushko Street and talks with two children. “Sanyak, let’s blow it up, shall we?” he turns to one of the boys.

In Moscow, an employee of a company producing components for unmanned aerial vehicles was detained on suspicion that he posted classified commercial data on GitHub, sources in law enforcement agencies reported this to RIA Novosti and MK .

The Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed the administrative case of “discrediting” the army against local resident Tatyana Sichkareva, the joint press service of the city courts reported in its Telegram channel, but later deleted the message (the publication with the title “You can die just like that” was preserved in the archive) .

Finland, following Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, will ban cars with Russian license plates from entering the country from September 16, Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen said, as reported by Yle TV channel . According to Valtonen, there will be exceptions to the rules: the ban will not affect EU citizens and their relatives, as well as employees of diplomatic missions and those entering Finland for humanitarian reasons.

In the village of Kondinskoye, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, local school teacher Alena Ishimtseva was detained, reports the telegram channel “Caution, News”, as well as sources of the publications 86.RU and “Muksun” in law enforcement agencies. According to Beware News, on the night of September 12, unknown persons posted leaflets with Ukrainian flags near the school. In the morning, the director of the educational institution noticed them and called the police.