The Sevastopol City Court sentenced 50-year-old Simferopol resident Leonid Goretsky to 17 years in a maximum security colony in the case of cooperation with the Ukrainian special services. The verdict was announced by the press service of the local prosecutor's office. Goretsky was found guilty of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code) and illegal possession of explosives and explosive devices (clause “c” of Part 3 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code).

The Maikop City Court sent a man to a pre-trial detention center on charges of treason. As indicated in the message on the court’s website, he is charged with carrying out tasks to “discredit the authorities” in Russia, including the incident with a pig’s head being planted on the territory of the mosque in the village of Kozet.

A case of robbery was opened against a military man from Yakutia, Ion Dmitriev, who was awarded the Order of Courage; he himself told Mediazona about this. Yesterday, the Yakutsk City Court considered the investigation's request to arrest Dmitriev and decided not to send the man to a pre-trial detention center. The military man confirmed this and added that he admitted guilt and plans to return to the front.

FSB officers detained a woman born in 1967 in annexed Crimea, suspected of high treason, according to the agency’s website. Human rights project “Support for political prisoners. Memorial" indicates that we are talking about the former director of the art school in Lugansk, 58-year-old Marina Kovalenko.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Novorossiysk imposed a fine of 90 thousand rubles on a local resident for a comment in the telegram channel “No Change on the Zzzzz Western Front,” follows from the resolution , which drew the attention of Mediazona.

The court fined Yekaterinburg resident Vyacheslav Valiullin 350 thousand rubles in a criminal case for justifying terrorism on social networks. As reported in the telegram channel of the Anti-Terrorist Commission in the Sverdlovsk Region, the reason for initiating the case was a post mentioning the death of Z-military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky (real name - Maxim Fomin).

The magistrate of court district No. 5 of the Zernogradsky district of the Rostov region fined the Gazprom Gas Station Network company 110 thousand rubles for not equipping the oil depot with special equipment to combat drones in a timely manner. This became known from the decision of the Zernogradsky District Court, which considered the company’s complaint. The publication Kavkaz.Realii drew attention to the resolution.

Vladimir Putin's assistant and former head of the FSB Nikolai Patrushev accused the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the death of some of the Nord-Ost hostages in 2002 - the department was then headed by Sergei Shoigu. He told his version of events at the theater center on Dubrovka in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the Agency drew attention to .

In Voronezh and Novovoronezh, exams for ninth grade graduates were interrupted due to the threat of drone attacks. According to the regional government, the schoolchildren spent more than two hours in shelters. Pupils of one of the schools told “Caution News” that they “were sitting under the stairs and did nothing” For Voronezh graduates, exams were postponed to a reserve day. Approximately, certification will take place in early July.

Russian mathematician and blogger Mikhail Verbitsky, detained on June 12 in Armenia at the request of Russian authorities, was able to leave the country and flew to Israel. Verbitsky’s Armenian lawyer Vache Simonyan spoke about this in an interview with Meduza. “He is already in Tel Aviv,” Simonyan clarified, answering the question about whether Verbitsky could leave Armenia.

Tatneft has introduced a temporary limit on the sale of fuel at all its gas stations. Interfax was informed about this on the company's hotline. It is not specified exactly how many liters of gasoline and diesel fuel will be sold to one person. In addition, gas stations will only accept cash. Previously, Tatneft informed about the introduction of restrictions on the sale of fuel in the Volga regions and in the Kemerovo region .

The St. Petersburg City Court sentenced local resident Sergei Sakharov to 12 years in prison under the article of sabotage. According to the joint press service of the courts of St. Petersburg, he will have to serve the first three years in prison, the rest of the term in a maximum security colony.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced 29-year-old Ukrainian prisoner of war Dmitry Lebedev to 17 years in prison. Mediazona was informed about this by the press service of the court. The Ukrainian was found guilty under articles of participation in a terrorist community and teaching terrorism due to his service in the Azov regiment. Lebedev will serve his sentence in a maximum security colony, the court said.

The UK has introduced new sanctions against the Russian “shadow fleet” and companies that help Russia circumvent previous restrictions, the government reported . In total, 70 new items were added to the sanctions list. The restrictions included more than 20 oil tankers and companies that, according to British authorities, help Russia in the illegal oil trade: in particular, those that insure ships with fuel.

Judge Elena Samsonova of the Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined former political prisoner Sasha Skochilenko 30 thousand rubles in absentia under the protocol on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona became aware of this. The reason for drawing up the protocol was Sasha Skochilenko’s comic book “The Book of Repressions,” published in the telegram channel. In this comic, Skochilenko tells the story of his criminal case.