The Basmanny District Court of Moscow sent 30 defendants in the case of a shootout near the Wildberries office to pre-trial detention in two days. TASS and RIA Novosti write about this with reference to the press service of the court. Entrepreneur Vladislav Bakalchuk, who was also previously detained in this case, reported that he was at home. “I’m glad to return home and continue to fight for justice <...> I’m home. I'm shocked. But the Truth is on my side,” says the businessman’s publication.

In Tambov, after denunciations by activists of the Russian Community, the concert of the metal bands Lucifer's Dungeon , Frostlagte Måne and Mor, which was supposed to take place on September 21 at the HEROES bar, was canceled. This was reported on the social networks of the bar and the Russian Community , and Solid Sign Tambov drew attention to the publication.

The government has published a list of states that, according to Russian authorities, are imposing “destructive neoliberal ideological guidelines that contradict traditional Russian spiritual and moral values.” The list includes 47 states - among them the countries of the European Union (with the exception of Hungary and Slovakia), Ukraine, the USA, Canada and the UK, as well as Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and New Zealand.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow ordered administrative arrests to Adam Chapanov and Magomed Kodzoev , defendants in the case of a shootout near the Wildberries office, because of an attempt to break into an emergency hospital. This follows from the decisions on their cases, which Mediazona found on the court’s website. Previously, Kodzoev and Chapanov were found guilty of disobeying the police (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and arrested for 15 days.

In St. Petersburg, on Dumskaya Street, previously known for its bars and cafes, a “museum of the Northern Military District” will be opened, writes Kommersant. Alexey Kovalev, owner of the TD Neva company and head of the New History Foundation, spoke about plans to open an institution. As noted, the foundation rented the building where the bar used to be located, and it is currently undergoing renovations.

Russian citizen Anatoly Blinov and the probable organizer of the attack on the head of FBK political projects, Leonid Volkov, was detained in Poland on September 13, the day after the publication of the FBK film in which this was reported. This was announced by the Polish prosecutor's office. The press release also clarifies that Blinov (in the text he appears as Anatoly B.) was arrested for three months.

MMA fighter Umar Chichaev, a native of Chechnya, before the Basmanny Court of Moscow closed the hearing on his arrest from the press for the attack on the Wildberries office, told reporters that he serves as a “deputy commander” in the Akhmat regiment, Moskovsky Komsomolets reports. He also said that he was not feeling well. “The lawyer confirmed that during the arrest his client received a gunshot wound,” notes MK.

The Penza regional court sentenced to three years and four months in prison and a year of restricted freedom an employee of a security enterprise who wanted to move to Poland, fearing conscription into the Russian army. This is stated on the court's website. A resident of the closed city of Zarechny, born in 1988, was sentenced on September 18. He was found guilty of attempted confidential cooperation with representatives of a foreign state (Part 3 of Article No.

In Podolsk near Moscow, the SPKB Techno plant, where cables are produced, caught fire, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports . The area of ​​the fire is 4800 square meters, the roof of the building partially collapsed. 30 people were evacuated, 70 people and a helicopter were involved in extinguishing the fire.

The National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) of Ukraine has banned the use of Telegram on service devices in government bodies, military formations and critical infrastructure facilities, the council reported on its Facebook page. The exception will be people for whom using Telegram is part of their job duties. As noted, representatives of the SBU noted that the messenger is actively used for cyber attacks.

On September 6, the Vyborg District Court sent Tunisian citizen Ben Ahmed Sherif, accused of hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code), to a pre-trial detention center, the press service of the St. Petersburg courts told Mediazona. Previously, the name of the arrested person was called “Rotunda” and “Fontantka”.

On September 17, the Norilsk City Court of the Krasnoyarsk Territory sentenced a 54-year-old local resident Sergey Kurilenko to six years in a general regime colony due to anti-war posts. This was reported to the "Mediazone" by the press service of the court. Kurilenko was found guilty of public calls for extremism and distribution of military “fakes” based on political hatred (part 280 of the Criminal Code and paragraph “D” of part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code).

The Russian military command foresaw the Ukrainian invasion of the Kursk region and for several months developed plans to prevent it, the Guardian newspaper reports , citing documents seized by the Ukrainian Armed Forces from abandoned Russian positions in the region.

The Investigative Committee reported on the completion of the preliminary investigation into the murder of American Russell Bentley, who worked for the propaganda agency Sputnik , in Russian-occupied Donetsk. According to investigators, on April 8, 2024, servicemen Vitaly Vansyatsky, Vladislav Agaltsev and Andrei Iordanov used physical violence and torture against Russell, from which he died.

The Svetlogorsk City Court of the Kaliningrad Region sentenced 32-year-old local resident Andrei Lugovoy to six years in a general regime colony because of anti-war posts in a telegram channel. This is reported on the court's website. Lugovoy was found guilty in the case of disseminating military “fakes” based on political hatred or enmity (clause “e” of Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). He was banned from administering pages on the Internet for four years.