The organizer of the Russian Marches, Yuri Gorsky, who was detained on July 5, was charged with incitement to extremist activity (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-INFO, without indicating the source of information. According to the publication, he was detained for 48 hours. near the FSB building, where Gorsky was allegedly located , who was standing there with a solo picket.

Russian police and pro-Kremlin activists unleash another round of persecution and attacks On July 5, police in Novosibirsk announced that they had reason to believe a bomb had been planted in Alexey Navalny’s local campaign headquarters. Officers promptly smashed in the door to the building and detained three people inside, including two campaign volunteers.

Alexander Sharapov, whom the Russian Investigative Committee considers the perpetrator of five murders in 1994-2001 in Moscow and the Moscow region, was detained in the Vladimir region. He has been on the international wanted list since 2001. According to investigators, Sharapov was part of a criminal community, of which the Orekhovskaya and Medvedkovskaya gangs were part. There are no details about the crimes of which Alexander Sharapov is suspected.

The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation published on the portal of draft legal acts a draft law that envisages fixing the definition of self-employed citizens in the law "On Employment in the Russian Federation". According to the document, citizens who “on their own at their own risk” provide services or perform work for individuals “for systematic profit”, and this activity should be based “only on personal labor participation”, should be considered self-employed.

Former President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych refused to participate in the treason trial, in which he is accused. It is reported by TASS. “I don’t want to take part in a supposedly competitive process, the outcome of which is predetermined,” said the former president of Ukraine.

Medusa Podcast The former Tomsk opposition activist Alexander Klimanov left for Ukraine in 2015, worked for the administration of Mikhail Saakashvili in the Odessa region, and then came to the United States in transit through Mexico and spent more than eight months in an American deportation prison. his story Diana Manucharyan told for Meduza. The text is read by Alexey Ponomarev. Subscribe to Meduza podcasts. We have versions for iOS and Android or RSS feed .

In Orel, police officers came to the city headquarters of Alexei Navalny. According to the staff of the headquarters, the police "look for extremism in campaign materials" and "take away all the campaigning." Earlier, police seized campaign materials at Navalny's headquarters in Novosibirsk due to suspicions of illegal campaigning. According to the staff of the headquarters, the premises were searched without a warrant, witnesses and lawyers.

KACPER PEMPEL / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin and his Polish colleague Vitold Vashchikovsky Poland Foreign Minister Vitold Vashchikovsky said that Ukraine would not join the European Union with Bandera. In an interview with Wsieci, he said that Poland is experiencing serious difficulties in the field of economic cooperation with Ukraine, but worse-the states look differently at a joint history. “You will not enter Europe with Bandera.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Long road to Ilon Mask As an opposition from Tomsk, he escaped from the FSB to Governor Saakashvili, and then spent eight months in an American prison - and dreams of working with Ilon Mask. Audio version of the text of Diana Manucharyan.

The mayor of Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Nosov, who was called in the media a possible successor to the governor of the Kemerovo region Aman Tuleyev, began to get acquainted with officials of the administration of this region. This is reported by the publication "Taiga.Info" with reference to sources in the power structures of the region. “He began to get acquainted with some officials in the administration. Requests economic and political information about the region.

The English-language newspaper The Moscow Times is shutting down its print version. This was reported on the publication's website. The last paper issue of the newspaper will be published on Thursday, July 6. Along with the closure of the printed version, a large-scale reduction in staff will be carried out. In addition, it became known about the departure from the post of editor-in-chief of The Moscow Times Mikhail Fishman.

In Novosibirsk, the headquarters of Alexei Navalny, blocked on July 5 by police officers, was searched without witnesses. The coordinator of the headquarters, Sergei Boyko, told Interfax about this. According to Taiga.Info, around 22:30 local time (18:30 Moscow time) the cordon at the headquarters was removed, but the police only let the owners of the premises into the premises. Boyko the policemen refused to let him in, saying that a search was going on inside.

On Wednesday, July 5, the police stated that in the building of the Novosibirsk headquarters Alexei Navalny a bomb was laid, broke the door to the office and detained three people; Two of them are volunteers working for politics. On the same day, the police tried to get into the room early in the morning, where they brought a large circulation of campaign materials in support of Navalny, and took part of the newspapers.

State Duma deputies are voting for each other despite the ban that appeared in the chamber's regulations in October 2016. This became known after print media journalists were allowed onto the press balcony, where only photographers and TV channel cameramen had previously worked. As RBC writes, on July 5 the plenary session hall was about half full, and during voting and registration, deputies from all factions pressed buttons for those absent.

Twitter users like to describe some phenomena in a few words. In early July, the #DisappointYourMotherIn3Words flash mob began on the social network - users describe in three words things that may upset their mothers.