The Russian army shelled the village of Budy in the Kharkiv region, the head of the regional administration Oleg Sinegubov reported . According to the latest data, two people have died and 25 more have been injured . It is known that at least nine people have been hospitalized. Two are in serious condition, 13 are in moderate condition. Sinegubov wrote that Russian troops shelled Budy twice, including a “civilian infrastructure facility” that came under fire.

Putin signed a law requiring State Duma deputies and senators to coordinate trips abroad, except for business trips. If senators and parliamentarians leave the country without approval, their powers "may be terminated early." The State Duma adopted this on July 4 — 410 deputies voted "for." The Federation Council approved the document on July 7.

Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have again shelled the city of Shebekino. According to Gladkov's preliminary data, eight civilians were injured, three of them will be taken to the regional clinical hospital - the injured man is in serious condition. Another injured woman will be taken to Belgorod Hospital No. 2. The head of the region added that at least 16 cars were damaged in Shebekino as a result of the shelling, one of them caught fire.

A bill has been introduced to the State Duma that toughens the punishment for organizing an armed rebellion or participating in it (Article 279 of the Criminal Code). The document has been published in the database of the lower house of parliament. Deputies propose raising the minimum penalty for organizing or leading an armed rebellion from 12 to 15 years of imprisonment. The maximum penalty will remain the same - 20 years of imprisonment.

The Russian army fired at the village of Priozerny in the Kherson region, said the head of the local administration, Alexander Prokudin. The 72-year-old and 50-year-old local residents were killed. One of them at the time of the blow was in the courtyard of a residential building, the second - on the street. Two people-a 41-man and a 58-year-old woman-were injured as a result of shelling. They were taken to the hospital in a medium -sized state.

Armenian border guards detained Natalia Taranushenko, a teacher of Russian language and literature from the Moscow region town of Protvino, at the Yerevan airport. She left Russia due to persecution in a case involving military "fakes." This was reported by the Agency, citing two sources close to the teacher. According to the publication's sources, Taranushenko was detained on the morning of July 13 before her flight from Yerevan and handed over to the local police.

A bill banning the adoption of children from Russia by citizens of foreign countries where transgender transition is permitted has been submitted to the State Duma. The document has been published in the database of the lower house of parliament.

For the first time in 40 years, Russian television will not broadcast the Olympic Games, which will be held from July 26 to August 11 in Paris, writes Sports.ru. Last December, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) allowed individual athletes from Russia and Belarus to participate in the Olympics as neutral athletes – without a flag, anthem, flowers or any other state symbols.

An oil depot in the Tsimlyansky district of the Rostov region caught fire as a result of a drone attack, Governor Vasily Golubev reported . "According to preliminary data, there are no casualties or injuries. The fire has been assigned the third rank. Fire crews are working on the scene, 49 people and 14 units of equipment are involved," Golubev said. The area of ​​the fire is 200 square meters, it has been extinguished for 4.5 hours. A fire train has been sent to the scene.