Rapper Guf (Alexey Dolmatov) apologized for publishing a video of priests praying against the background of the song “To Those Who Are With Us” about drugs. an apology The musician posted on his Instagram. “I sincerely apologize to those people, to those believers, Orthodox Christians, whose feelings I hurt, but let’s not further inflate this story so as not to offend someone else. I sincerely repent for posting this idiocy online, let’s put an end to this,” the musician said.

Security forces conducted a raid on parishioners of a mosque in Balashikha near Moscow. This was reported by Novaya Gazeta Europe with reference to an anonymous source and the imam of the mosque. The raid took place on the afternoon of November 17. Shortly after the traditional Friday prayer, the mosque was surrounded by masked men with guns.

The Khoroshevsky District Court of Moscow placed local resident A. Ulybysheva, accused of justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code), under house arrest. This was reported by the joint press service of the capital's courts. The preventive measure was chosen for two months. The investigation asked to send the detainee to a pre-trial detention center, but the court refused this.

Three weeks after the pogrom at the Makhachkala airport, administrative cases for more than 400 people entered the courts of Dagestan. Data on the protocols from the sites of the district courts of the republic collected Mediazona. In relation to 394 people drew up protocols under an article on violation of the procedure for holding shares (20.2 Administrative Code).

Representatives of the Russian medical community, in an open letter to Vladimir Putin, demanded the release of St. Petersburg artist Sasha Skochilenko, sentenced to seven years in prison in the case of military “fakes.” As stated in the address to the president, doctors are concerned about Skochilenko’s health. “She has been diagnosed with a number of severe chronic diseases that require proper medical supervision and a special diet.

In Ukraine, they are trying to “re-educate” Russian prisoners of war by telling the history of the country. This was reported journalists by Times who visited the largest Ukrainian prisoner of war camp. According to the publication, Russian prisoners of war are awakened by the Ukrainian anthem in the morning, after which they are taken to the dining room, along the way to which there are portraits of significant Ukrainian figures - Taras Shevchenko and Stepan Bandera.

A member of the Orekhovskaya organized crime group, criminal authority Alexander Pustovalov, known as Sasha the Soldier, was released from the colony. this . reports RIA Novosti under administrative supervision for three years Pustovalov served his sentence in a maximum security colony in the village of Monino, Tver Region; after his release, he will be . In 1999, the crime boss was arrested, and later the court sentenced him to 24 years in prison for the murder of 22 people.

In Novosibirsk, a 74-year-old pensioner was detained on suspicion of arson at a military registration and enlistment office. write about this with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies NGS.RU and Infopro54 . As the detainee told the security forces, she became a victim of scammers. According to Inforpo54 , a woman was recently tricked into signing over her apartment, after which she began looking for the people who did this.

The City Hall of Krasnoyarsk said that unknown people spoil posters about military service under the contract in the city, and threatened them with criminal prosecution. So, according to the authorities, recently in Krasnoyarsk they ruined one of the advertising posters for a set for service: they put an inscription on it and broke in several places. The poster itself was at one of the city stops. Those who did this are now looking for security forces.

Roskomnadzor blocked the Ural Memorial website in Russia. This was reported in the organization’s Facebook group. The reason for the blocking was the decision of the Ministry of Justice on November 8. The site itself contains information about victims of political persecution, and after the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, anti-war messages also appeared on it - for example, “Don’t join the army .