The Prikubansky District Court of Krasnodar imposed five fines totaling 250 thousand rubles on local resident Andrey Maksimov and arrested him for 15 days because of posts on social networks. this on the telegram channel . reported The press service of the court Maksimov was found guilty of “demonstrating the symbols of an extremist organization” - according to two such protocols, he received 15 days of administrative arrest (Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code).

The head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Sergei Naryshkin said on Solovyov Live that Alexei Navalny “died a natural death.” Footage from the program was shown on the Rossiya 1 TV channel. When asked “were any forces in the West involved in the death of [Alexey Navalny],” Naryshkin answered with a smile: “I don’t think this is some kind of special plan, but, unfortunately, people have a peculiarity: early or late life ends, they die.

One of the cleaners on the stage of the Shabelsky Cultural Centre. Photo: New Tab In January, residents of the Shabelsky village on the shores of Taganrog Bay, in the south-west of Russia, were surprised to discover that their fellow villagers were being actively discussed in regional and even federal news. The reason was a New Year’s comedic performance shown at the local Culture Centre.

Employees of the Russian Interests Section at the Swiss Embassy in Tbilisi cleared a spontaneous memorial in memory of Alexei Navalny, reports a Paper Kartuli correspondent. According to Paper Kartuli , on March 5, section employees themselves informed activists that until 16:00 it was planned to “remove/clean the fence on the side of Chavchavadze Avenue, opposite the main entrance.” At the same time, the men who collected bouquets in bags and were caught on video do not introduce themselves.

Hungarian President Tamas Szuyok signed a law ratifying Sweden's accession to NATO, according to the website of his office. The Hungarian Parliament ratified the protocol on Sweden's accession to NATO on February 26. On the same day, deputies elected Shuyok president. The signing of the law was his first decision in his new post, the office emphasized. Prior to this, Hungary remained the last alliance country that did not ratify Sweden's entry into NATO.

The 28-year-old Muslim, Ilkin Melikov, who fled from Russia, said that Georgian police officers stole him in April 2022 and issued him to the Russian border guards. Excetters from the letter of Melikov published the publication "Like this." Melikova and his acquaintances from Nizhnevartovsk (Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug), who went to the same mosque, were detained in September 2019.

The International Criminal Court in The Hague has issued arrest warrants for the commander of Russian long-range aviation, Lieutenant General Sergei Kobylash and the former commander of the Black Sea Fleet, Admiral Viktor Sokolov. “There is significant evidence to believe that the two defendants were responsible for missile attacks on Ukraine’s electrical infrastructure from at least October 10, 2022 until March 9, 2023,” the press release said.

In Krasnoyarsk, police began an investigation because of a party in the Hood bar after a denunciation by a deputy from United Russia. This is stated in the telegram channel of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Member of the regional parliament Elena Penzina wrote that in a bar a girl dressed as a Catholic nun rose from a coffin and danced with syringes with red liquid. It is unknown when exactly the party took place.

The Volodarsky District Court of Bryansk sent to a pre-trial detention center a 21-year-old local resident suspected of sabotage committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy (clause “a” of Part 2 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the joint press service of the regional courts. According to the security forces, the man, “acting against the interests of the Russian Federation,” set fire to a relay cabinet on a railway section.

The Fifth Cassation Court of Pyatigorsk commuted the sentence of 54-year-old Zarema Musaeva, the mother of the authors of the Chechen opposition telegram channel 1ADAT; Instead of five years, she was sentenced to four years and nine months in a penal colony. this reports correspondent A SotaVision from the courtroom.

The Sovetsky District Court of Ulan-Ude fined local resident Svetlana Vachelanova because she “took action to <…> purchase flowers” ​​and held “an open laying of [Navalny’s] portrait and flowers” ​​in a public place. Siberian Express drew attention to the court ruling . Vachelanova was fined 25 thousand rubles. She was found guilty of organizing an action without filing a notification (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

The European University in St. Petersburg fired Ivan Kurilla, professor of the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology. This was reported by T-Invariant and Novaya Gazeta with reference to the historian himself. Rector Vadim Volkov cited his absenteeism since January 12, when he left Russia, as the reason. According to the scientist, he agreed on a “sabbatical leave” “more than a year in advance,” but the rector “refused to sign the order literally the day before” and did not warn him.

The Pushkinogorsk court of the Pskov region fined Yan Matveev, a military observer of the YouTube channel “Popular Politics”, 30 thousand rubles in an administrative case. attention to the message from the press service of the regional courts The Pskov Province drew . According to the card on the court's website, the decision was made on February 16. Matveev was found guilty of disseminating information without the label “foreign agent” (Part 4 of Article 19.34 of the Administrative Code).

Artem Kamardin and Yegor Shtovba, who were convicted in the Mayakov Readings case, were registered in a pre-trial detention center “as persons prone to committing crimes of a terrorist nature and extremist nature.” The support group published a letter from the Federal Penitentiary Service, received by defense lawyer Vladimir Vasilenko. The letter speaks only about Kamardin.

State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin announced new restrictions for participants in the register of “foreign agents.” He proposed to prohibit paying them “remuneration for copyright and related rights.” United Russia motivated this by the fact that “it is unacceptable to feed the scoundrels who throw mud at Russia by transferring money to them at the expense of our citizens.” The restriction, he said, will affect “artists, musicians, writers” who “bad the country, as a rule, living abroad.”