The Kalininsky District Court of St. Petersburg sent a minor resident of the city named Vyacheslav to a pre-trial detention center until December 30, who is accused of participating in a terrorist organization. This was reported by the press service of the St. Petersburg courts. The investigation calls the teenager “an adherent of extremist views and positions,” and also claims that he is dissatisfied with the current government and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Moscow region police detained a minor young man born in 2008, suspected of setting fire to an official car in Khimki. This was reported in the department’s telegram channel. The security forces indicated that the UAZ was set on fire in front of the Skhodnensky police department on November 7. The fire was quickly extinguished and there were no injuries. The police video shows that after the young man’s actions, the rear side of the car caught fire.

The administration of IK-4 in the Tver region sent 67-year-old sociologist and editor-in-chief of the Rabkor magazine Boris Kagarlitsky to a punishment cell for three days. This was reported by Rabkor with reference to his relatives. Judging by the publication, the sociologist should have been hospitalized, but was placed in a punishment cell. Colleagues and relatives of Kagarlitsky demand that he be immediately sent for treatment.

A Russian drone strike on a nine-story residential building in Dnieper killed a woman and injured 10 people. This was reported by the State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations. The impact destroyed apartments from the fourth to sixth floors. Rescuers found the body of the deceased in one of the apartments on the fifth floor. In total, 10 people sought medical help, including two children.