The security forces drew up a report on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against a man whose identity was established using a bot using information. this on his Telegram channel . reports Journalist Andrei Zakharov The reason for the protocol was a comment under the news in one of the telegram channels. The man did not admit his guilt, but the court accepted as evidence several screenshots from the bot taken by the police.

The Ministry of Justice included in the register of “foreign agents” former Novosibirsk City Council deputy Helga Pirogova and actor Anatoly Bely. This is reported on the department's website. The updated list of “foreign agents” also included the editor of the Agency Andrei Zatirko, a specialist on the Caucasus Denis Sokolov and the editor-in-chief of the Caucasian Knot Grigory Shvedov.

Lawyers for Alexei Gorinov, a Moscow municipal deputy convicted under the article on military “fakes,” do not know where he is. This was reported in Gorinov’s support group. “At the moment we can say that Alexey is not in IK-2 Pokrov, where his lawyer saw him on December 8. <…> We assume and hope that Alexey Gorinov has been transferred to the hospital, since he needs to undergo treatment in a hospital setting.

The Investigative Committee proposed depriving those convicted of “preparing, attempting or committing any intentional grave or especially grave crime” their acquired citizenship. This is reported on the department's website. The Investigative Committee notes that the measure according to which only those convicted under specific articles can be deprived of acquired citizenship is insufficient.

The judicial panel for criminal cases of the Third Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction sentenced former traffic police officer and member of the “Rostov Amazons” gang Sergei Sinelnik to life imprisonment. This was reported by the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office. As the department clarified, Sinelnik will serve his sentence in a special regime correctional colony.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) opened cases against two Crimean and two Kirov companies producing chicken eggs on grounds of violation of competition and a cartel agreement. This was reported in the telegram channel of the service. We are talking about the Crimean LLC Partizan and LLC SP Oktyabrskoye, which in September 2023 “allowed an increase in wholesale selling prices to 94% for different categories of eggs,” the FAS specified.

The sign with the name was removed from the Voronezh hotel “Ukraine”, but it was not replaced with a new banner or another name, so only “hotel” is written on the facade of the hotel building. attention to this . drew Readers of the Vesti Voronezh publication “The hotel administration refused to name the reason why they decided to dismantle the word “Ukraine” and found it difficult to answer when exactly this happened,” the editorial staff added.

The UK has added Novikombank, the backbone bank of Russian industry and the Rostec state corporation, to the sanctions list. This was reported on the website of the country's government. The sanctions involve blocking Novikombank's assets in the UK. Previously, economic restrictions against the credit institution were introduced by the European Union, the USA, Australia and New Zealand.

When a car was blown up by a mine in the area of ​​the Vysoky village, Belgorod region, the deputy head of the Krasnoyaruzhsky district administration, Igor Borodaenko, and the head of the Vyazovsky rural settlement, Galina Vladimirovna Pashchenko, were injured. this two days after the explosion . announced The regional governor, Vyacheslav Gladkov, On December 15, Gladkov came to visit the victims in the hospital.

Co-author of the script for the series “The Boy’s Word. Blood on the Asphalt” Andrei Zolotarev and director Zhora Kryzhovnikov said that they re-shot the eighth and final episode of the first season of the series about Kazan gangs in the late 80s. The announcement of the creators of the film appeared in the Wink service channel . “We reshot the eighth episode because we lived and lived these episodes together.

Illustration: Michael Skarn / Mediazone Two years ago, the Institute of Public Inspectors in the field of animal handling with the right to access the shelters for stray dogs and cats appeared in Russia. In theory, this could put an end to animation. In practice, the zoo inspectors themselves often take risks in order to publicize the suffering and death of animals - but they can rarely help them.

Japan updated its sanctions lists to include more than a hundred Russian companies and citizens and announced a ban on the import of diamonds from Russia from January 1, 2024. This was reported by the press service of the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

The Central Court of Chelyabinsk deprived the acquired citizenship of two men who did not stand up for military registration. The regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported this. The Chelyabinsk Regional Court upheld this decision in force, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said, which has achieved deprivation of citizenship from two took. They seized their passports from both, now they will have to leave the country “on a voluntary basis”.

Muscovite Ivan Matveev, who had already been assigned to compulsory labor and restricted freedom, did not stop pursuing his former lover after the court verdict - he promised that he would cut off her head and then hang it on the window of the girl’s mother. The history of the threats was published by the Consortium of Women's Non-Governmental Associations. Elena Samokhina broke up with Ivan Matveev in 2020.

The Central Bank raised the key rate by one percentage point to 16% per annum. This is reported on the regulator's website. “Current inflation pressures remain high. At the end of 2023, annual inflation is expected to be close to the upper limit of the forecast range of 7.0-7.5%,” the Central Bank explained the increase in the key rate. This is the fifth consecutive increase in the key rate since July 2023. The regulator last raised it in October from 13% to 15%.