The Kemerovo Regional Court sentenced a 16-year-old accused of arson on a railway to five years and six months in a correctional colony. The decision was made back in mid-March, but the court’s press service reported on this only today. According to investigators, the teenager set fire to a relay cabinet near the railway tracks because of “correspondence with an unidentified person in the messenger.” This was qualified as sabotage (Part 1 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code).

The FSB reported the murder in Moscow of a 21-year-old suspect in preparing an attack on a synagogue. According to the intelligence service, cited by Interfax, this happened yesterday, April 10. The victim “provided armed resistance” when detained in his apartment. The news was accompanied by a video showing traces of bullets in the window overlooking the road, and the corpse of a murdered man lying in only black shorts on the floor near this window.

RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko, convicted because of her posts about the war, went on a hunger strike in Pre-trial Detention Center No. 1 of Barnaul. This was reported by her defender from the human rights project “OVD-Info”. According to the lawyer, Ponomarenko was recently transferred to a pre-trial detention center again, and FSIN officers immediately began to put pressure on her.

The Vyksa City Court of the Nizhny Novgorod Region sentenced policeman Alexander Gutov to four years in a general regime colony in the case of violence against a detainee. Team Against Torture reports this. Gutov was found guilty of exceeding official powers with the use of violence (Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code). In addition to the main punishment, the court banned him from holding positions in the civil service for two years.

Investigators conducted a search in the case of justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) filed against journalist and activist Zalina Marshenkulova. Mediazona became aware of this. It is not known at what exact address the investigative actions took place. The Perovsky District Court of Moscow has already received a petition from the investigation with a request to recognize the search as legal.

For the past few years, Alexei Navalny has been working on an autobiography - memoirs about the life of the oppositionist and his political activities will be published on October 22. This was reported by his wife Yulia Navalnaya. According to the New York Times , the book will be called “The Patriot” and will be published by the US publishing house Knopf .

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a law on mobilization - 283 deputies voted in support of the initiative. Information about this is published on the parliament website.

The Sverdlovsk District Court of Irkutsk sentenced six prisoners in the case of torture of cellmate Takhirzhon Bakiev in Irkutsk Correctional Colony No. 6, the human rights project “Gas Station 38” reported .

The court transferred 17-year-old anarchist Lyubov Lizunova from house arrest to a pre-trial detention center. Yesterday, activist Anastasia Shevchenko spoke about this, who learned about the court decision from the second person involved in the case, Alexander Snezhkov. Today this information was confirmed to the Agency by a relative of Lizunova. “The main news is that my accomplice is in prison!

The Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined the KinoTV channel 1 million rubles for showing the film “V for Vendetta.” This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. The TV channel was found guilty under an administrative protocol for “demonstrating” LGBT relationships with incorrect age markings (Part 2 of Article 6.21.2 of the Administrative Code).

The Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg fined 15 thousand rubles of 19-year-old Ivan Bukin, who in February laid flowers to the Black Tulip monument, dedicated to those who died during the wars in Afghanistan and Chechnya. This was announced by IT's My City correspondent from the courtroom. Judge Vladimir Ushakov recognized Bukin, whose father was mobilized to war in Ukraine, guilty of a protocol on violation of rallies (part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In the Tver region, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained Moscow resident Vasily Buryakov, accused of attacking police officers in the Moscow region. This was reported by the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Irina Volk. In the video published by Volk, security forces ask Buryakov if he admits guilt. “I admit it, I guess,” the man replies.

The First Eastern District Court of Khabarovsk considered an appeal against the arrest of a serviceman accused in a criminal case of voluntary surrender. Information about this appeared in a card on the court’s website, Mediazona noted. Initially, the serviceman was sent to a pre-trial detention center by the Yuzhno-Sakhalin Garrison Military Court - there is no card on its website.

Security forces detained the wife of Kirill Martynov, editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Europe, Antonina Martynova (Fedorova). Interfax writes about this with reference to the press service of the Novgorod Regional Court. Martynova is accused of attempted murder. It is unknown under what circumstances she was detained. According to the news agency, the woman was placed in a pre-trial detention center; before her arrest, she had been on the federal wanted list for 16 years.

As a result of the Russian attack, the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant in the Kiev region was completely destroyed, Andrei Gota, chairman of the supervisory board of the Centernergo company, told the Interfax-Ukraine agency. “All the workers who were on shift during the shelling are alive,” Gota said. According to him, a large-scale fire occurred in the turbine shop of the station. The company is currently working to contain the fire.