The Ordzhonikidze District Court of Ufa sentenced USNTU teachers - Professor Tatyana Leibert and Associate Professor Elvira Khalikova - to 9.5 and 8.5 years in prison in the case of bribery on an especially large scale. According to the legal portal Jurisora , both defendants participated in a scheme to sell grades and diplomas to KHL players. As follows from the case file on the court website, the verdict was pronounced on June 15.

The Maksatikhinsky Interdistrict Court of the Tver Region fined a local resident 30 thousand rubles under a protocol on “discrediting” the Russian army. As follows from the text of the resolution , to which Mediazona drew attention, the reason for drawing up the protocol was the utterance of the words “Glory to Ukraine.” The court identified them as the slogan of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and the organization of Ukrainian nationalists, banned in Russia.

The Kirovsky District Court of Khabarovsk fined Anna Rymareva, the founder of the Say Yes language school, 20 thousand rubles because of the symbols of “undesirable organizations.” Mediazona drew attention to the decision.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Penza region published a second commentary on reports of mass detentions of men in the region. In it, the department again began to assert that the videos of the arrests “have nothing to do with being sent to the Northern Military District zone.” “The development of this situation leads to rampant crime and impunity.

In Kerch, Ukrainian drones attacked an oil depot in the port on Tamanskaya Street, next to the Crimean Bridge. Footage of the fire was published by the Ukrainian OSINT project Exilenova+. In the city, a multi-storey building on Kirova Street near the shore was also damaged, Astra notes . The authorities of annexed Crimea reported 4 dead and 28 injured. Of these, 14 victims are in hospitals, including two children.

In annexed Crimea, due to a shortage of fuel, its sale at gas stations, including with coupons, was prohibited, announced the Russian-appointed head of the peninsula, Sergei Aksenov. Only public transport vehicles will be refueled there. “Today, June 21, from 9:00 at Crimean gas stations, the supply of fuel both for cash and non-cash payments, and by coupons for individuals and legal entities has been stopped,” Aksenov wrote.