US authorities learned about the impending Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 from a person in the Kremlin. This is stated in the book “War” by American investigative journalist Bob Woodward, a retelling of its fragments is provided by CNN . According to Woodward, American authorities were already confident in October 2021 that Vladimir Putin was planning to attack Ukraine with 175 thousand troops.

Roskomnadzor records DDoS attacks on its resources, TASS reports citing the agency. The RKN claims that all the department’s resources, including the website, operate “without restrictions.” “The main spikes in traffic come from foreign networks,” Roskomnadzor added. RIA Novosti reported that the Roskomnadzor website does not open for some Russians, and an error appears when loading the mobile version.

The authorities of the Belgorod region decided to close the entrance to the territory of the villages of Solovyovka and Petrovka. This was announced by the regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov. According to him, the Belgorod authorities are beginning a “procedure of resettlement” of the residents of these settlements. Officials made the decision to close the villages after people complained about constant shelling, Gladkov added.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced 25-year-old activist from Dagestan Ulkyar Gashimova to four years and six months in a general regime colony. This was reported by the human rights project “Support for Political Prisoners. Memorial” with reference to the girl’s lawyer. Gashimova was found guilty of calls for terrorism and extremism. She was sentenced on October 7. As human rights activists write, the case against Gashimova was opened due to anti-war comments in Telegram channels.

14-year-old Timur Korchemkin and Timur Abdulin from Kirov were added to the register of “terrorists and extremists” of Rosfinmonitoring. Information about this appeared on the website of the federal body. Both minors involved were born in 2010. In the Rosfinmonitoring register, both teenagers have an asterisk next to their last names - this means that a case was opened against them under a terrorist article. There was no official information about the detention of the teenagers.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Svetlana Maslyakova, editor-in-chief of the KVN TV channel, four thousand rubles. This was reported by the press service of the Moscow courts. She was found guilty under the administrative article on abuse of freedom of the media (Part 2.1 of Article 13.15 of the Administrative Code).

Roskomnadzor has limited access to the Discord platform in Russia. TASS and RIA Novosti write about this with reference to the department’s press service.

Websites of Russian courts on the sudrf.ru domain will resume work “no earlier than October 18, 2024.” This was reported by the head of the press service of the courts of St. Petersburg, Daria Lebedeva, as well as representatives of several courts in the Saratov region. The Saratov Regional Court and the Saratov Garrison Military Court in their posts refer to the Information and Analytical Center (IAC) of the Judicial Department at the Supreme Court.

The Prosecutor General's Office has severely reprimanded three department employees involved in the case of teenager Konstantin Nosyrev in Bashkortostan. Kommersant writes about this. An employee of the Prosecutor General's Office Andrei Konnov, Deputy Prosecutor of Bashkortostan Ruslan Abzaletdinov and Prosecutor of the Demsky District of Ufa Artur Akhmaletdinov were reprimanded. All of them participated in the Nosyrev case, the verdict of which was declared illegal.

The Security Service of Ukraine announced the detention of Dmitry Chistilin in Moldova - it is alleged that he is an assistant to Sergei Glazyev, who served as an adviser to Vladimir Putin from 2012 to 2019. The SBU writes that Chistilin was detained by border guards together with Moldovan security forces after his participation in one of the forums in the country. In Ukraine, he is suspected of treason and justifying the Russian invasion.

The websites of Russian courts on the sudrf.ru domain and the websites of the Judicial Department, including the website of the State Automated System “Justice”, are unavailable due to “unscheduled technical work.” The press services of regional courts began reporting this on the second day of the failure. “The technical support service of the State Automated System “Justice” is working to restore functionality,” wrote Daria Lebedeva, head of the joint press service of the courts of St.

The EU Council has established new criteria for sanctions against Russia due to its “destabilizing actions abroad.” The program will allow the introduction of sanctions against individuals and legal entities that “undermine the core values ​​of the EU and its Member States, their security, independence and integrity, as well as the values ​​of international organizations and third countries.” “Hybrid threats” from Russia, for which the European Union will be able to impose sanctions, include

Photo: Alexandra Astakhova / Mediazon The court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced 26-year-old Ukrainian Irina Navalny to the eight years of the colony. Two years ago, the security forces captured the girl in the occupied Mariupol and accused of preparing the terrorist attack during the “referendum” about joining Russia.

The Balashikha City Court of the Moscow Region sentenced the former head of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for the Tverskoy district of Moscow, Marat Tambiev, to 16 years in a maximum security colony. This was reported by Kommersant and RIA Novosti . Tambiev was found guilty of receiving nine bribes on an especially large scale, one bribe on a large scale, as well as four counts of preparing to receive a bribe and abuse of power.

A court in St. Petersburg refused, at the request of the district administration, to deprive the mother of a 16-year-old schoolgirl who began transitioning from parental rights. This was reported by the head of the joint press service of city courts, Daria Lebedeva.