Former Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada deputy from the nationalist party "Svoboda" Iryna Farion died in hospital after an assassination attempt, UNIAN reports . This evening in Lviv there was an assassination attempt on Farion. "There was a shot to the temple. The shooter was seen by neighbors, he was wearing gloves and the weapon did not have a silencer," journalist Marta Oliyarnik wrote on her Facebook page. Ukrainian publications reported that Farion was shot by a man aged 20-25.

Lawyer Tatyana Solomina was not allowed into the colony to see oppositionist Ilya Yashin. This was reported by the politician's support group. Solomina received a pass to visit the oppositionist from the head of Smolensk IK-3. In order to get to her client, she was supposed to be assigned an escort. However, a few hours later, the lawyer was informed that all the colony employees were busy, and no one would be able to accompany her.

The International Court of Justice has recognized Israel's policy of establishing Jewish settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem as annexation, the court's ruling states . The judges said Israel's policy was to remain in the West Bank for as long as possible, an action that "amounts to annexation of a significant portion of the occupied Palestinian territory," according to the court.

An attempt was made on the life of philologist and former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the nationalist party "Svoboda" Iryna Farion in Lviv. This was reported on her Facebook page by Espreso channel journalist Marta Oliyarnik. "There was a shot to the temple. The shooter was seen by neighbors, he was wearing gloves and the weapon did not have a silencer," Oliyarnik wrote. According to the journalist, the assassination attempt took place on Masaryk Street.

Yandex co-founder Arkady Volozh gave the German newspaper Spiegel his first major interview since the war in Ukraine began. In it, he called the Russian invasion “barbarism” and censorship at Yandex.News a “compromise.” Answering questions from a Spiegel correspondent about the war, Volozh said that it "should never have started." According to the businessman, sanctions against Russia are nothing compared to the suffering that Ukrainians experience daily.

Russia has fired missiles at Nikolaev, killing three people, including a child, the city's mayor, Alexander Senkevich, reported . As the Nikolaevsky Vanek Telegram channel writes , the child who died was 10 years old and was "torn to pieces." According to the channel, one of the Russian Kh-59 missiles hit "the fence of an ordinary courtyard in the city." Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky specified that the missile hit a children's playground.

The Soviet District Court of Bryansk sentenced blogger Evgenia Hoffman, who burned her Russian passport, to two years and three months of restricted freedom. This was reported by the joint press service of the city's courts. Hoffman was found guilty of desecration of the Russian coat of arms (Article 329 of the Criminal Code) and intentional infliction of moderate bodily harm committed out of hooligan motives (clause "d" of Part 2 of Article 112 of the Criminal Code).

The Ministry of Internal Affairs put on the wanted list of the former coordinator of the headquarters of Navalny in Tambov Diana Rudakov. Information about this appeared in the department of the department, the “Mediazona” drew attention to her. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Rudakova "is wanted under the article of the Criminal Code." According to what article and in connection with which a criminal case was opened against it is not yet known.

The Justice Ministry added four people to the register of "foreign agents." Among them are pianist Yevgeny Kisin, who spoke out against the war in Ukraine, and human rights activist Grigory Mikhnov-Vaitenko, a bishop of the Apostolic Orthodox Church who helps Ukrainian refugees.

A representative of the prosecutor's office asked to assign terms of 7 to 10 years in prison to five participants in the riots at the Makhachkala airport. This was reported on the website of the Prosecutor General's Office. The Armavir City Court of Krasnodar Krai has been holding hearings since late May. This is the first trial of those involved in the pogrom that took place in late October 2023.

Oleg Kashin, who was living in London, was added to the base of the federal wanted list of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, noted the Mediazona. This means that a criminal case was opened against him in absentia. A specific article of the Criminal Code and other details in the database are not given. The numbers of the Kaliningrad police, including from the police department in the Leningrad district of Kaliningrad, where the publicist is registered, are indicated as contact numbers.

A resident of Kaluga was detained after he set fire to fireworks in the military commissariat building. This was reported by KalugaNews and local journalist Evgeny Serkin, citing their sources. As Serkin writes, the man entered the military registration and enlistment office on Pole Svobody Street, 18A and set fire to fireworks in the building's lobby. This caused a small fire, which was quickly extinguished. SHOT reports that the fireworks arsonist tried to escape.

The Leninsky District Court of Komsomolsk-on-Amur sent police officer Sergei Baturin, who stepped on a man’s head with his feet at a police station, to a pretrial detention facility, the “Team Against Torture” reports . Baturin is accused of abuse of office (Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code). The beating was reported by 50-year-old geologist Andrei Boldenko - he contacted human rights activists and wrote a statement to the Investigative Committee.

The Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced neo-Nazi Andrei Razin to two and a half years in a maximum security penal colony in a case involving the repeated display of a swastika tattoo. This was reported by the joint press service of the city's courts. Razin was found guilty of repeatedly displaying Nazi symbols (Part 1 of Article 282.4 of the Criminal Code). He was also banned from administering websites and social networks for two years. He only partially admitted his guilt.

In Krasnodar Krai, animal welfare inspector Denis Dzhalaganiya was beaten by relatives and friends of the owner of the Tikhoretsk dog shelter when he tried to check the conditions in which the animals were kept. He told the "Caucasian Knot" about this. Dzhalaganiya is an inspector at the Southern Interregional Department of the Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources.