Director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation Roman Rubanov received 10 days of arrest . He was accused of disobeying the police. According to the protocol, Rubanov did not allow citizens to enter the stage who came to the agreed action on Sakharov Avenue on June 12. Initially, the police detained Rubanov on suspicion of violating the rules for holding a rally, but shortly before the expiration of the three-hour detention period, they wrote another protocol - about disobedience to the police.

Writer Stephen King discovered on June 13 that US President Donald Trump had blocked him on Twitter. “Trump has banned me from reading his tweets. You might have to kill yourself." He was answered by many readers, whom Trump also blocked on Twitter. Writer J.K. Rowling suggested that her colleague forward Trump's tweets in private messages, since she can still read them. In response, Stephen King said he was fine. “At least I still have [Vice President] Mike Pence,” he wrote.

In Moscow, 136 teenagers were detained for protests against corruption on June 12, said Vladimir Chernikov, head of the regional security department. “My opinion is that these guys are now experiencing a period of delusion, they live in their own world, sometimes invented by someone,” Chernikov told Interfax.

Sergey Savostyanov / TASS / Scanpix / LETA A participant at the June 12 protest at Sakharov Prospekt in Moscow, allowed by the city On June 12, supporters of opposition politician Alexey Navalny descended on Tverskaya Street for a political demonstration, but this wasn’t the plan for the past week.

Map of Meduza and OVD-Info protests. The most complete data in Russia On June 12, anti-corruption actions were held . The scale of the protests is growing : in 154 cities, from 50,000 to 98,000 people took part in the actions. The police detained 1769 people (26 March were detained from 1666 to 1805).

Film director Nikita Mikhalkov was invited to a working group that will develop the text of the oath for applicants for Russian citizenship. to introduce such an oath .

On June 12, protests against corruption were held throughout Russia, to which tens of thousands of people came out. In Moscow, the police detained 866 protesters; The authorities say that the police acted "professionally and correctly." During the shares on June 12, Medusa made several short videos about how protesters and police officers ( one , two , three ) acted, and the next day she summarizes what he saw in the same video. Meduza rallies June 12. Results

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin called the June 12 rally on Tverskaya Street "a vile and dangerous provocation." “It was only a miracle that no one was hurt,” Sobyanin said. “We are all lucky that there was no bloodshed.” According to Sobyanin, "the police and riot police acted professionally and correctly." “Other actions of law enforcement agencies could lead to unpredictable consequences,” the mayor said.

Showtime / YouTube Showtime showed the first series of the Oliver Stone documentary, built in an interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. A week before, American journalists received access to the series, who retold it in detail. Nevertheless, there were still many quotes in it that seemed to Medusa interesting. Putin tells what he was afraid of when appointing the Prime Minister, and discusses the trap in which the United States found themselves.

Can dogs and cats be shaved in the summer? What's happened? In early June, a photo of a husky appeared on Twitter. The animal had the hair shaved off its body, legs, and neck. The caption read: "If you've never seen a husky without hair, here it is." The photo quickly went viral. The author of the tweet clarified that the photo was not of his dog, he found the photo on the Internet. It is unknown why the dog was shaved. What's wrong with that? It's funny.

In Russia, there is an official list of 456 types of work prohibited for women; It was adopted back in 1974. The UN recognized the list to the infringement of the rights of women, the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation promised to revise it. But so far women are not supposed to work with a carpenter or divers, control an electric train, be a member of the deck and machine team on the ship, and also drive a car with a carrying capacity of more than two and a half tons.

Buzzfeed found in the financier Alexander of a sawing manner of a custom -made murder The circumstances of the death of the financier Alexander Perepilichny in 2012 seemed suspicious to many. The Russian, who never complained about the heart, died during a run - immediately after he returned to the UK from a mysterious trip to France.

Sergey Savostyanov / TASS / Scanpix / Leta Participants in the coordinated opposition campaign on Sakharov Avenue, June 12, 2017 On June 12, a protesting rally of supporters of Alexei Navalny was held in Moscow on Tverskaya Street. The organizers transferred the action to Tverskaya in less than a day before it began, saying that the mayor's office was preventing the agreed rally on Sakharov Avenue.

North Korean authorities released American student Otto Warmbier, who was sentenced in 2016 to 15 years in prison. Warmbier's release was announced by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. The student's parents told The Washington Post that their son is in a coma. Representatives of the DPRK told Warmbier's family that shortly after the trial, he was diagnosed with botulism. According to the North Korean side, Warmbier fell into a coma when he took sleeping pills.

Qatari businessman Mutaz al-Hayat bought 4,000 cows and plans to bring them to the state soon to ensure the population has access to fresh dairy products. It is reported by Bloomberg. The cows are purchased from the USA and Australia. A total of 60 flights will be required to deliver them to Qatar. It is expected that the production of its own milk will begin in Qatar by the end of June and by mid-July will cover a third of the country's need for milk.