The Perm Regional Court sentenced a former participant in the war in Ukraine to 22 years in a maximum security colony in the case of the murder of two drinking buddies. This was reported by the human rights project “Traumpunkt”. In addition, the veteran was ordered to pay two and a half million rubles to the relatives of those killed. The prosecutor asked that he be sentenced to life imprisonment.

There was a large-scale disruption in the work of Russian telecom operators, banking services and delivery services. Kommersant and the Sboy.rf service write about this. According to Roskomnadzor specialists, problems arose on the side of one of the cloud services. The agency says it is working to eliminate them.

Former commander of the Eastern Military District and the Vostok group of troops, Rustam Muradov, has been appointed to the post of First Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces. This was announced by the head of the Tabasaran region of Dagestan, Magomed Kurbanov. “You devoted your whole life to military affairs, always remained true to your principles and were never afraid of difficulties.

The Moscow Regional Court sentenced Alexei Zarubin, a resident of the city of Stupino, to life imprisonment in the case of an explosion in a residential building. This was reported by the press service of the Investigative Committee. According to security forces, on April 11, 2022, a man, due to a family quarrel, decided to kill his wife and two of his children by staging a domestic gas explosion. Zarubin closed the ventilation, opened all the gas burners and hid in the toilet.

Art: Maria Tolstova / Mediazona The number of Russians who find themselves behind bars for opposing authorities who launched the war with Ukraine grows by day. There are hundreds of political prisoners in the country. We try to remind about these people every chance we get.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put Ilya Davlyatchin, a journalist from “We Can Explain” and “Khodorkovsky Live ,” on the wanted list; Mediazona found information about this in the department’s search database. Judging by the number indicated on the wanted card, a case was opened against the journalist in Belarus. It is unknown under which article exactly. Davlyatchin told Mediazona that he did not know about the criminal prosecution.

Russian security forces opened a criminal case of espionage (Article 276 of the Criminal Code) against 24-year-old Melitopol resident Leonid Popov, who was diagnosed with a mental disorder. Aleksey Ladukhin, a lawyer for the human rights organization Every Human Being , reported this to Important Stories and received a response from the FSB.

The Ministry of Justice included in the register of “foreign agents” political scientist Tatyana Stanovaya, the SOVA research center and the podcast platform of the Sakharov Center team “Radio Sakharov”. In all three cases, the Ministry of Justice provided general language that they “disseminated false information” about the actions of the Russian authorities.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Ulan-Ude partially satisfied the claim of former EMERCOM employee Alexei Popov against the local administration of the Russian National Guard for illegal detention and beating. Human rights activist Nadezhda Nizovkina, who represented his interests, reported this to Mediazona. Popov was awarded compensation in the amount of 20 thousand rubles. The victim requested 3 million rubles, as well as an official apology from the department, which the court denied him.

The Ukrainian Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War announced the return of 502 bodies of dead Ukrainian soldiers. According to the headquarters, 397 servicemen of the Ukrainian Armed Forces died in the Donetsk direction, 64 in Zaporozhye, 24 in Lugansk. Another 17 bodies were returned from Russian morgues.

Illustration: Maria Tolstova / Mediazona More and more Russian citizens find themselves behind bars due to disagreement with the authorities who launched the war against Ukraine. There are hundreds of political prisoners - even if their names are known, it is difficult for human rights activists to keep track of the fate of each one. “Mediazona” tries to regularly remind about these people.

A seriously ill mathematics teacher from Khabarovsk, Zakhar Zaripov, whose real sentence in the case of justifying terrorism was replaced with a fine two days ago, was released from the pre-trial detention center. This was reported by a support group for the convicted person. Now Zaripov is at home with his family. In April, the 1st Eastern District Military Court sentenced Zaripov to five years in prison on charges of justifying terrorism due to a post addressing Ramzan Kadyrov.

The Ukrainian Air Force reported that on the night of November 29, the Russian army launched at least 132 drones across regions of the country. In the Odessa region, seven people were injured as a result of the attack, one victim was hospitalized in serious condition. In three settlements of the Odessa region, 13 residential buildings were damaged, said the head of the regional administration Oleg Kiper.

On the night of November 29, a drone flew over the Russian embassy in Stockholm and dropped paint on its territory, Swedish newspapers Dagens Nyheter and Aftonbladet reported . Dagens Nyheter writes that guards stationed at the embassy "raised the alarm at about 2:15 a.m." Judging by the photo published by the publication, red paint got onto the asphalt. Stockholm police spokesman Mats Eriksson said a helicopter was scrambled to search for the drone, but the aircraft could not be found.

In St. Petersburg, a 37-year-old serviceman was detained who was trying to rob a store on Badaev Street in the Nevsky district of the city. Fontanka reported this. According to the publication, on November 27, a man entered the store with a knife and attacked a saleswoman to get money from the cash register. During the robbery, the woman screamed, which attracted the attention of a passerby, who knocked the knife out of the soldier’s hands, after which the man was detained.