Moscow police have opened a criminal case on intentional damage to property (Article 167 of the Russian Criminal Code) after British blogger Graham Phillips' video camera was broken during a protest in Moscow on January 28. The damage amounted to 27 thousand rubles. The Interior Ministry's report does not name the victim, but TASS writes that it is Phillips.

Dmitry Lovetsky / AP / Scanpix / Leta detaining a participant in the rally for the boycott of the presidential election in St. Petersburg, January 28, 2018 Late in the evening of January 31, the Simonovsky court arrested for five days the press secretary of Alexei Navalny Kiru Yarmysh and for eight days, a spokeswoman for his election campaign of Ruslan Shavedininov.

Russia's Federal Investigative Committee Alexander Drymanov, the head of the Investigative Committee's Moscow department Alexander Drymanov, the head of the Investigative Committee's Moscow department, was among the investigators who received bribes from the crime boss Zakhary Kalashov (better known as “Young Shakro”).

In St. Petersburg, the police on the evening of January 31 with shooting detained suspects in robbing a jewelry store on Bolshevik Avenue. Two suspects were detained, the third managed to hide. As the Ministry of Internal Affairs said, the “passing by” the PPS outfit began pursuit of the suspects. "Fontanka" writes that at some point the car of the suspects was blocked; They went out into the street and began to shoot, wounding a police officer in the leg.

Ruslan Shaveddinov, a spokesperson for the politician Alexey Navalny, has been sentenced to eight days in jail for using Twitter to promote “illegal public demonstrations.” On Tuesday, police detained Shaveddinov and Kira Yarmysh (another Navalny spokesperson) at Sheremetyevo airport, as they returned from an unknown location abroad, where the two hosted a 14-hour YouTube livestream of “voters’ boycott” demonstrations in cities throughout Russia on January 28.

The press secretary of Alexei Navalny's campaign, Ruslan Shaveddinov, was placed under administrative arrest for eight days. The Simonovsky Court of Moscow found him guilty of organizing a public event without filing a notification. An hour and a half later, the court arrested FBK press secretary Kira Yarmysh for five days under the same article. Shaveddinov and Yarmysh were accused of organizing an uncoordinated action using Twitter posts.

In Tyumen, a court sentenced a woman to six months in prison for refusing to treat her daughter for HIV. This was announced on January 30 by the regional prosecutor's office. The woman was found guilty of causing death by negligence. “The defendant pleaded guilty, repented of her deed, reconsidered her views and began taking medications prescribed to her at the Center for the Prevention and Control of AIDS.

In Virginia, a train carrying a delegation of Republican congressmen collided with a truck and partially derailed. As a result, one person who was in the truck died. Another person was hurt. None of the congressmen were hurt. Several dozen congressmen were on their way to a GOP event at the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia.

In Germany, director Anatoly Reznikov, a storage of cartoons about the cat Leopold, died in Germany. He was 77 years old. Vladimir Zavyalov / TASS Among other significant works are “blot” (1980), “once a cowboy, two cowboy” (1981), “Devil with a fluffy tail” (1985). In total, working for that “screen”, created almost 40 animated films, most of them are in collaboration with the artist Vyacheslav Nazaruk.

January 31. The prosecutor's office stood up for a convicted doctor Main The prosecutor's office asked to cancel the sentence of a hematologist Elena Misyurina , who was convicted for two years because of the death of the patient-and for which dozens of doctors and the Moscow City Hall stood up. The department said that the evidence collected "do not allow us to draw an unambiguous conclusion about its guilt." At the trial, the prosecutor asked her to be sentenced to a conditional time.

And convinced Hollywood that this is a serious genre Juan Sebastian Baron / Sundance Institute In Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival ended. One of his winners was Timur Bekmambetov. The film “Search” asked by him received three awards at once; The rights to his world rental were sold by Sony Pictures for five million dollars - and this deal turned out to be one of the largest and fastest at the festival.

Moscow’s South-Western District Attorney’s Office is appealing the controversial verdict against hematologist Elena Misurina, who was recently sentenced to two years in prison for alleged malpractice. In 2013, she took bone marrow and bone tissue samples from a person who suddenly died four days later. Dr. Misurina insists that she performed the procedure correctly and shouldn’t be held responsible for the patient’s death.

Efrem Lukatsky / AP / Scanpix / Leta What is a "national squad"? On January 28, more than 500 people in gray camouflage uniforms - the faces of many were hidden by balaclavs - went through the march in Khreshchatyk in Kyiv. On their backs they had a “national squad”. In the evening of the same day, a video from this march appeared on Facebook. “There are many of us. We are not afraid to use force in order to establish Ukrainian order on the streets, ”the video signed to the video.

But the moon is red! Video On January 31, you can simultaneously observe a super moon, eclipse and the “blue moon”. The moon is in one of the points closest to the ground and looks larger and brighter than usual. Residents of Australia, Asia, Europe and North America could also observe the lunar eclipse. In Siberia and in the Far East, the eclipse was complete, in the European part of Russia - partial. January 31 - the second full moon for the month (the first was January 1).

Andrew Taylor / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Australia Parliament building in Canberra On January 31, the Australian National Television Company ABC published a material based on a large archive of government documents. Most files from this archive are secret and are not subject to disclosure for at least another 20 years. ABC journalists do not disclose who handed them the documents, but they say that the papers were found in cabinets from the store of used furniture.