US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman may leave his post before the end of the year to return home and run for governor of Utah, The Atlantic reports, citing sources. According to the publication's sources, Huntsman is holding relevant meetings and negotiations regarding the prospects of his participation in the elections. "He is seriously considering it," said political consultant Chuck Warren, who headed Huntsman's campaign for governor of Utah 15 years ago.

Artyom Geodakyan / TASS / Vida Press Early in the morning on June 10, Leonid Volkov, a former campaign manager for Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny, was set to leave the detention facility where he had spent the previous 20 days. Volkov was convicted of “action or inaction by an organizer of a public event leading others to cause harm to the health of an individual or to property” under Article 20.2 of Russia’s Codex of Administrative Violations.

Sergey Badamshin, one of the attorneys representing Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov, told MBK Media that the journalist’s fingerprints were not found on any of the drug-related items police confiscated from his apartment. Meanwhile, representatives of Moscow’s police headquarters announced that the packets of drugs allegedly seized from Golunov had DNA from multiple individuals on their surfaces.

None of the items seized during a search of the apartment of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov was found to contain his fingerprints. This was told to MBKh Media by his lawyer Sergey Badamshin. The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, in turn, reported that the DNA of several people was found on the packages of drugs seized from Golunov.

The DNA of several people was found on drug packets seized from Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov. This was stated by the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the city of Moscow. The police noted that the DNA examination will be completed on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 11. Immediately after that, the results will be published. We cover the Ivan Golunov case on the Golunov telegram channel and on a special screen .

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia will establish a state award in the field of information and mass communications, according to the draft order of the head of the department, Vladimir Kolokoltsev. Open Media drew attention to this. The amount of the award will be 500 thousand rubles.

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office has requested from the police the criminal case against Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov. Sergei Badamshin, the journalist's lawyer, told Meduza about this. It is not known for what purpose the materials were requested (to check or change jurisdiction). State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein said earlier that the Golunov case had been transferred from the police to the Investigative Committee. SC denied this information.

In New York, a helicopter crashed on the roof of a 54-story building in Manhattan on Seventh Avenue. The reasons for the incident are still unclear, the police described the incident as a "hard landing": the helicopter caught fire when it collided with the roof. There was one person on board the helicopter, he died. The building was evacuated.

On the evening of June 10, a series of solo pickets began in front of the Prosecutor General's Office in central Moscow in support of Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov. According to an Interfax correspondent, several people are participating in the action. The police don't stop them. Individual pickets also began in St. Petersburg near Gostiny Dvor.

On June 22, Channel One will show a documentary about the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. According to the channel’s press service, the film “tells in detail what really happened” and “reproduces the exact sequence of events” of the night when the disaster occurred and the following weeks. “The authors of the documentary will tell you why [academician Valery] Legasov committed suicide. The academician dictated five tape cassettes.

All domain names with such endings , at the suggestion of Roskomnadzor, will enter the Russian national domain zone. The creation of such a zone is provided for by the Law on Runet isolation - formally for "sustainable and safe use in the territory of the Russian Federation of domain names." Photo in the announcement: Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa"

A transcript of the Kremlin's first comments on Ivan Golunov's case Yevgeny Feldman On June 10, Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov discussed the persecution against Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov at length for the first time. A transcript of the conversation is translated below. Meduza: What comments can the Kremlin offer now on the criminal case against Ivan Golunov? Dmitry Peskov: The Kremlin cannot comment on Golunov’s criminal case.

The editor -in -chief of "Snoba" Ksenia Chudinova - about the pogrom in the editorial office and the special attention of the police to the case of Ivan Golunov Dmitry Shumov / "Snob" On the night of June 9 to 10, an unknown edition penetrated the editorial office of the publication, he broke computers, and then went down to the floor below and defeated the office of another company in the same office building.

It applies to individual entrepreneurs on the patent and UTII, who accept payment from individuals. Earlier, other groups of entrepreneurs under the law from the first of July should not remain businesses, even the smallest ones who can do business without checks and online cash desks, were transferred to online cash desks. The delay until 2021 is valid only for a narrow circle of individual entrepreneurs.

Andrey Shchirov, head of the department for drug control of the Internal Affairs Directorate for ZAO, said that, in his opinion, there are no inconsistencies in the case of Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov. “You know, I explained all the inconsistencies for myself. They are clear to me. That is, these are inconsistencies at the level of comprehension of the process by civilians, from the outside. It seems illogical, long, something there in a different order should have been.