Art: Boris Khmelny / Mediazona Anarchist Rouslan Sidiki stands accused of attacking the Dyagilevo military airfield and blowing up a freight train in the Ryazan region near Moscow. While Sidiki acknowledges his role in these incidents, citing his intent to disrupt military infrastructure, he says that further confessions were coerced through brutal interrogation tactics.

The Volgograd courts imposed three days of arrest and a fine of 30 thousand rubles on Roman Melnichenko, a former associate professor at the Faculty of Law of Volgograd State University. This was reported by the city publications V1.ru and Height 102 .

The Free Russia Foundation is conducting an investigation after documents “allegedly relating” to its activities appeared in a telegram. The director of the fund, Egor Kuroptev, wrote about this on Twitter. An investigation has been launched to determine where the leak occurred, assess its scale, and minimize risks to employees and partners. “Preliminary evidence points to recent phishing attacks by a Kremlin-linked hacker group known as Coldriver.

The Telegram administration has abandoned several functions that were previously available to messenger users. This was announced by the founder of the platform Pavel Durov. Telegram has removed the “People Nearby” feature, which could be used to find nearby users. According to Durov, less than 0.1% of Telegram accounts used it, and the function “had problems with bots and scammers.” Telegram users from Russia reported its shutdown at the end of August.

The Izmailovsky District Court of Moscow sentenced Dmitry Rakovsky, a former participant in the war in Ukraine, to 10 years in a maximum security colony, who wounded a man with a knife for asking questions about military operations. “Layout” drew attention to the court’s decision .

The Ministry of Justice included four people in the list of “foreign agents”. Among them is activist and journalist Zalina Marshenkulova. Political scientist and expert of the “Voice” movement David Kankiya, former State Duma deputy Arkady Yankovsky and journalist Alexander Savelyev were also recognized as “foreign agents”.

The Khoroshevsky District Court of Moscow sentenced cartoonist Pavel Muntyan in absentia to 8 years in prison in the case of military “fakes” (clause “e” of Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the Khoroshevsky courtroom. In the case, the prosecution did not find any aggravating circumstances, but, according to the prosecutor, they took into account mitigating circumstances - the presence of Muntyan’s two small children.

A criminal case was opened against the singer Liza Monetochka (Elizaveta Gyrdymova) under the article on violating the law on “foreign agents” (Part 2 of Article 330.1 of the Criminal Code). The Moscow prosecutor's office reports this. At the end of June, the department reported that it had transferred to the investigative authorities materials from checking the publications of Monetochka, as well as historian Tamara Eidelman and actress Yana Troyanova.

On September 5, Moscow was detained by a teacher of MSTU named after Bauman, a member of the election commission with the right of a decisive vote, Alexander Nesterenko. This was announced by lawyer Oscar Cherdzhiev. Nesterenko charged in a criminal case on the initiation of hatred with the threat of violence (paragraph “A” of part 2 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

A criminal case was opened against opera singer and ex-State Duma deputy Maria Maksakova-Igenbergs for calls for activities directed against the security of the state (Article 280.4 of the Criminal Code). TASS and RIA Novosti reported this with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies. The case was opened because of a video on Maksakova’s YouTube channel, state agencies claim.

The prosecutor's office requested 8.5 years in prison in absentia for cartoonist Pavel Muntyan in the case of military “fakes” (clause “e” of part 2 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the Khoroshevsky courtroom. The state prosecution considered it a mitigating circumstance that the artist has two children, but, according to the prosecutor’s office, there are no aggravating circumstances in the case.

At about 10 a.m. on September 6, Russian troops launched a missile attack on the civilian infrastructure of Pavlograd in the Dnepropetrovsk region, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported . The head of the Dnepropetrovsk regional military administration, Sergei Lysak, wrote about one death. The number of victims by evening increased to 64 victims. The State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations (DSNS) reports that the number of wounded has increased to 55.

CNN published two videos that allegedly captured the execution of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers who had surrendered. The footage was provided to the TV channel by a source in Ukrainian military intelligence. The first video was shot from a drone at the end of August in the Pokrovsk area of ​​the Donetsk region, where fighting is taking place. In the recording, three Ukrainian servicemen kneel in the middle of the road and put their hands on their heads, after which they fall to the ground.

In the United States, the 76-year-old leading Channel Channel Dmitry Sims was charged in absentia of violation of sanctions and laundering money in the interests of Russian state television. This was reported by the American Ministry of Justice. The accusations also brought the wife of a political scientist Anastasia. Both faces up to 20 years in prison. Dmitry Sims is a citizen of the USA and Russia.

The poet Artem Kamardin, sentenced to seven years in prison, reported that his health in the Moscow pre-trial detention center No. 2 “Butyrka” continues to deteriorate: due to the heat, headaches, nausea, dizziness and tinnitus were added to his general malaise. A support group for those involved in the Mayakov Readings case writes about this. “Now I can’t answer letters even to relatives and journalists.