The FSB Directorate for annexed Crimea reported the arrest of a 43-year-old resident of Yalta in a case of calls for extremism (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). The agency's report is quoted by RIA Novosti Krym. The case against the woman was opened because of comments on Telegram.

The Financial Crime Investigation Service of the Ministry of the Interior of Lithuania ( FNTT ) has fined the cryptocurrency company Payeer, registered in this country, 9.3 million euros. This was reported on the agency's website. After an inspection, FNTT found that the company had violated international sanctions, as well as the law on money laundering and terrorist financing. For the first charge, it was fined 8.23 ​​million euros, for the second - 1.06 million.

The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg has allowed Vladimir Rashevsky, former CEO of the EuroChem group, to be removed from the EU sanctions list. The court's ruling states that the businessman's sanctions are unjustified because he no longer heads EuroChem. The court ruled to overturn the decisions of the Council of the European Union to extend sanctions against Rashevsky from September 2022 to March 2024.

A child who was in the intensive care unit of the Okhmatdet Children's Hospital during the missile strike on July 8 has died in Kiev, Ukrainian Health Minister Viktor Lyashko reported . According to him, this is the first victim of the Russian attack among the patients of Okhmatdet. After the missile hit the building of the institution, the boy was transported to one of the Kyiv hospitals. Even before the attack on Okhmatdet, he was in critical condition.

The fighters of the Espanyola battalion published a video with an apology from a Zenit employee who did not allow a banner with the formation's symbols to be placed on the stands of the Nova Arena sports complex in St. Petersburg. "Espanyola" is a Russian volunteer formation made up of football fans fighting in Ukraine.

Former schema-hegumen Sergiy (Nikolai Romanov), who was convicted in a case of extremism and seizure of a monastery, asked Vladimir Putin to pardon him and send him to war in Ukraine. The text of the petition was %C2%BB.) at the disposal of the publication URA.ru, this information was also confirmed to Kommersant by the cleric's lawyer Pavel Babikov. In his address to Putin, the former hieromonk writes that he helped build 20 churches and five monasteries in the Sverdlovsk region.

The Prosecutor General's Office has declared The Moscow Times an "undesirable" organization, the agency's website reports .

The Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg has dismissed the administrative case against Bishop of the Apostolic Orthodox Church Grigory Mikhnov-Vaitenko, who planned to hold a memorial service for Alexei Navalny at the Solovetsky Stone. This was reported by the press service of the city courts. Mikhnov-Voitenko was detained on the morning of February 17, the day after the opposition leader's murder.

The organisers of the Hunters Party club project, whose parties at the Moscow gay club Kinky Rouge were disrupted by security forces in the winter, announced the resumption of work from July 20 and a “change of format”.

Following a request from the head of the department, Alexander Bastrykin, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for arbitrariness against Krasnodar resident Chingis Khan Shabazov, who kidnapped his wife Maria Smelaya and son from a shelter. This was reported to 7x7 by the founder of the human rights project "Caucasus without a Mother" Lidiya Mikhalchenko. No preventive measure was chosen for him; the man remains at large.

The administration of Prison Hospital No. 11 in Omsk allowed lawyers to see politician Vladimir Kara-Murza six days later; his condition is “relatively stable,” said lawyer Vadim Prokhorov. “Vladimir Kara-Murza was placed in the Omsk hospital 11 of the Federal Penitentiary Service system for a medical examination, but the reasons for the appointment of this examination are currently being clarified by lawyers,” he added.

The St. Petersburg City Court, following a lawsuit from the Ministry of Justice, has liquidated the local "Latvian Society." This was reported by the press secretary of the city courts, Daria Lebedeva. The "Latvian Society" exists in St. Petersburg at the local "House of Nationalities". The organization was registered in 2016. As Lebedeva writes, during July last year the Ministry of Justice conducted an inspection of the "Latvian Society".

The Krasnoyarsk Garrison Military Court sentenced Private Ertin Chambaldoo, who attacked his wife with a knife, to four years in prison. This was reported by the court's press service. According to information from the court's website, the verdict was announced on June 27. The private was found guilty in the case of causing serious bodily harm using a weapon (clause "z" of part 2 of article 111 of the Criminal Code).

The State Duma deputies have adopted in the third and final reading a law on increasing taxes for people with salaries over 200 thousand rubles a month. This was reported on the website of the lower house of parliament. The decision was adopted unanimously by 409 deputies who attended the meeting. The initiative was also approved by the Federation Council. According to the amendments, a tax rate of 15% is introduced for people who earn from 2.4 to 5 million rubles per year.

On June 19, the Leninsky District Court of Sevastopol imposed a fine of 60 thousand rubles on 63-year-old pensioner Natalia Budyanskaya in the case of arson of the military commandant's office in annexed Sevastopol. This was reported to Mediazona by the court's press service. Budyanskaya was found guilty of hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code). The criminal case was considered in one session.