The Revda City Court of the Sverdlovsk Region has arrested Kazakhstan citizen Andrey Khokhlov for 13 days after he shouted "Glory to Ukraine" at a police station. This is stated in a ruling published on the court's website, which was brought to the attention of Mediazona. On June 4, Khokhlova was detained on the street because he was swearing.

The editor-in-chief of the Murmansk publication "Arctic Observer" Vyacheslav Gorodetsky told the details of the visit of security forces to the editorial office on the morning of June 11. According to Gorodetsky, six people entered the editorial office, where he was alone.

The New York Times has published the full text of the draft peace agreement developed in the spring of 2022 by delegations from Ukraine and Russia. The documents were provided to journalists by Ukrainian, Russian and European sources, their authenticity was confirmed to the newspaper by participants in the negotiations that took place in the first months of the full-scale war - from February to April; three of the interlocutors were in the Ukrainian delegation, writes the New York Times.

Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov reported another shelling of Shebekino and the city's outskirts. According to him, in the village of Krasnoye, a Ukrainian drone attacked a passenger car, wounding two civilians who were near the car. Both men received shrapnel wounds. In Shebekino itself, no one was hurt as a result of the Ukrainian Armed Forces drone attack, Gladkov adds. The day before, the entrance of a five-story building collapsed in the city - five people died, six were injured.

The Blagoveshchensk City Court of the Amur Region arrested for five days and fined 35,000 rubles local resident Tatyana Gubar, who poured green paint on a Rosselkhozbank employee, shouted "Glory to Ukraine!" and cursed Putin at the behest of scammers. The rulings were published in the court's database, Mediazona noted. Gubar's administrative arrest was imposed on June 1 - she was found guilty of petty hooliganism (Part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The St. Petersburg City Court received materials from a criminal case against six members of the Vesna movement; information about this appeared in the court’s database, Mediazona noted. The court will consider the merits of the case against Anna Arkhipova, Evgeny Zeteyev, Yan Ksenzhepolsky, Vasily Neustroyev, Pavel Sinelnikov and Valentin Khoroshenin. The date of the first hearing has not yet been set.

The death toll from the collapse of a five-story building in Shebekino has risen to five, Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov reported. According to him, the building was shelled by the Ukrainian army the day before. Early in the morning of June 15, the head of the region wrote about the completion of the search and rescue operation. The bodies of four victims were pulled out from under the rubble, another woman died in the hospital, Gladkov specified. Six people were injured.