Employees of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Cheboksary on the evening of July 6 reported that police officers had come to the premises. “They say they received a message that someone from our headquarters was stealing something,” they wrote on the headquarters’ VKontakte page.

Ivan Zhdanov, a lawyer with the Anti-Corruption Foundation, published a photograph of a report filed by police lieutenant M. A. Glukhovsky in connection with the use of force against Navalny’s headquarters volunteer Alexander Turovsky. The report says that on the morning of July 6, Glukhovsky “used sambo fighting techniques against c. Turovsky Alexander Alekseevich, <...> who opposed the legitimate demands. The force was used in accordance with the law "On Police" , Glukhovskaya wrote.

The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine will open criminal proceedings on a coup d'etat at the request of former President Viktor Yanukovych. This was stated by the head of the department Yuriy Lutsenko. “We will register, in accordance with the current legislation, a criminal proceeding on a coup d'état, transfer it to the appropriate division of the Prosecutor General's Office, study and make a reasonable decision by law.

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin visited the VDNKh exhibition and trade center on Thursday, where he examined mock-ups of the new apartments to which Muscovites will be resettled as part of the city's controversial renovation project.

Medusa Podcast Alexey Ponomarev and Evgeny Berg, listening to the sound of rain, discuss the augmented reality of Vladimir Medinsky, the problems of Moscow storm sewers, the cancellation of performances by Russian musicians in Ukraine, the situation in Krymsk five years after the flood, and the threat of a US nuclear war with North Korea. Read the Bible and Marquez. What else is left? You can download the podcast here .

Hromadske.tv / YouTube Egor Prosvirnin, the creator of Sputnik & Pogrom On July 6, Russia’s Attorney General ordered the federal censor, Roskomnadzor, to block more than a dozen “nationalist websites,” including the popular publication Sputnik & Pogrom .

It has been raining for six days in Nizhny Novgorod. During this time, more than a month's rainfall fell. On July 6, the city was flooded: the cars were in the water up to the door, the movement of several trams had to be stopped , a landslide came down near the walls of the Kremlin. "Medusa" shows how the city is experiencing flooding.

Managing director of the RBC TV channel Elmar Murtazaev will resign from the holding, Vedomosti newspaper reports, citing sources. According to the publication, Murtazaev plans to “leave journalism and start his own business.” There are no details about the journalist’s plans in the publication. According to Vedomosti’s interlocutors, other employees of the TV channel may leave the holding after Murtazaev.

An ammunition depot was found in the basement of a kindergarten under repair in the village of Yantarny, Kaliningrad Region, on July 6. According to the press service of the local department of the Russian Guard, “two 23-mm rounds for an anti-aircraft gun, 5 TNT cartridges, 99 training fuses for hand grenades, 67 cartridges from a Kalashnikov assault rifle, 167 cartridges of 7.92 mm caliber were found on the territory of the kindergarten. for the German-made Mauser rifle.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Apocalypse today Alexey Ponomarev and Evgeny Berg under the noise of the rain are discussing the augmented reality of Vladimir Medinsky, the problems of the Moscow storm sewer, the abolition of the performances of Russian musicians in Ukraine, the situation in Krymsk five years after the flood, as well as the threat of US nuclear war with the DPRK. Read the Bible and Marquez. And what else remains?

Heads of Navalny's headquarters - about the pressure on the security forces On July 5 and 6, police officers in many Russian cities came to the headquarters of Alexei Navalny for "illegal campaign materials." Throughout 2017, pro-government activists attacked the heads and volunteers of the headquarters with impunity, threatened Navalny's supporters, brought administrative cases against them, and the owners of the premises terminated their lease agreements.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin opened a showroom at VDNKh on July 6 with models of apartments to which residents of houses being demolished as part of the “renovation” will be relocated. He was photographed in such a layout, and this is what it looks like: In social networks, they drew attention to the special atmosphere of the pictures with Sobyanin - they simultaneously resemble photos from the DPRK and the new season of the Twin Peaks series.

On June 28, senators proposed equalizing foreign Russian -speaking media to foreign agents and block them in Russia. The Kremlin said that this idea needs to be "worked out". Photo in the announcement: Anton Novoderezhkin / TASS

Employees of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Astrakhan reported on the evening of July 6 that the police had arrived at the premises. They conduct an inspection in the presence of attesting witnesses. The reason for the inspection was reports of "illegal election campaigning." The police "are not going to seize anything yet," said . the headquarters Later, headquarters coordinators reported that the campaign materials had been seized.

What Donald Trump spoke about in Warsaw - on the eve of the meeting with Putin Alik Keplicz / AP / Scanpix / Leta US President Donald Trump on July 6 began the first official visit to Europe with a performance in Warsaw - the day before the start of the G20 summit in Hamburg and a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump made a speech on Krasinsky Square at the monument to the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising 1944 before the crowd of supporters who chanted his name.