The roof of a multi-storey residential building on fire in Anapa partially collapsed, as a result the fire spread to apartments, 32 of which have already been damaged. This was reported by TASS and RIA Novosti , citing sources in emergency services. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case regarding the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements (Part 1 of Article 238 of the Criminal Code).

The Kansk City Court of the Krasnoyarsk Territory sentenced 20-year-old local resident Roman Kvitkovsky to two years and three months in a penal colony, and his 28-year-old acquaintance Nikolai Sosin to 440 hours of compulsory labor. This was reported by the press service of the court. The second young man was found guilty of insulting the feelings of believers in a place intended for worship (Part 2 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code).

In the Rostov region, an administrative case was opened against 29-year-old Ilya Kulinich, who lost his leg in the war in Ukraine and, upon returning to Shakhty, began to abuse his young stepdaughter. This is reported by the publication “That’s So”. A participant in the war is accused of violent actions that caused physical pain (Article 6.1.1 of the Administrative Code).

Prime Minister of Estonia Kaja Kallas commented on the news that she was put on the wanted list in Russia. In her opinion, in this way they are trying to “silence” her. “Throughout history, Russia has hidden repression behind so-called law enforcement agencies. I know this from my family history. The KGB issued an arrest warrant when my grandmother and mother were deported to Siberia. Now the Kremlin hopes it can silence me - it won’t happen,” the prime minister tweeted.

The European Court of Human Rights published a ruling in the case “Anton Podchasov v. Russian Federation ,” part of a series of complaints in connection with the FSB’s demand to provide keys for decrypting messages on Telegram . Network Freedoms drew attention to the decision.

Kobra Hassani after liberation. Photo: paper The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg made a verdict in the case of the failed sea flight, which was supposed to illegally deliver 12 Afghanistan citizens from Russia to the European Union. Belarus, Alexander Matsulevich, whom the investigation called the organizer of the trip, the court appointed 4 years in a strict regime, and the rest of the accused-two years of a colony-settlement.

The parents of teenagers who made a phallus out of snow next to the Memorial of Glory in the village of Staroaleiskoye, Altai Territory, drew up reports on improper performance of duties in raising children, Kommersant-Sibir was told by the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Article 5.35 of the Code of Administrative Offenses provides for a fine of 100 to 500 rubles.

The Bryansk Regional Court acquitted Alexander Koshechko, a resident of the village of Netinka, in the case of the rehabilitation of Nazism. This is reported on the court's website. A resident of the Bryansk region was accused of desecrating symbols of Russia’s military glory (Part 3 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code). According to the investigation, on March 7, a drunken Koshechko, as a result of a quarrel, tore the St.

The Prosecutor General's Office demands that three Chelyabinsk factories be transferred to state ownership. on the details of the claim filed with the Arbitration Court of the Sverdlovsk Region . reported The Kommersant newspaper On February 9, the court arrested the shares of the Etalon Company, which owned the assets of the industrial group ChEMK, belonging to Yuri and Lyudmila Antipov.

A 38-year-old German citizen was arrested in St. Petersburg for transporting gummy bears with cannabis. This was reported by the Federal Customs Service. A criminal case was opened against the detainee for smuggling of narcotic substances (part 1 of article 229.1 of the Criminal Code). In the morning, the man flew from Hamburg to Pulkovo Airport, after which local employees decided to inspect his backpack.

The Duma of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug adopted a law allowing euthanasia of “socially dangerous” homeless animals. This is reported on the Duma website. According to the adopted amendments, homeless animals are planned to be caught and placed in shelters, and then employees of the institutions will look for new owners for them or return them to their previous owners if the animal has escaped from home.

The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Afghan journalist Kobra Hassani to two years in a penal colony in the case of attempted illegal border crossing. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. At the same time, the court took into account the time Hassani spent in the pre-trial detention center, and therefore the sentence in the case is considered served. She was released in the courtroom.

The Nizhny Novgorod Regional Court recognized the administrative arrest of a local resident Anastasia Ershova because of rainbow earrings in the form of frogs, a mediazone correspondent reports.

The FSB reported on the detention of an “agent of the Ukrainian special services” who was planning sabotage on a gas pipeline in the Leningrad region. The press service of the department is quoted by RIA Novosti. According to the FSB, the detainee turned out to be “a foreign citizen, Ukrainian by nationality.” According to the department, five improvised explosive devices “ready for use” were seized from the man.

Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov commented on the decision of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs to put politicians from the Baltic countries on the wanted list. His words are quoted by the Mayak radio telegram channel. “These are the people who are responsible for decisions that actually violated historical memory. And these are the people who take hostile actions towards both historical memory and our country,” Peskov said.