Almost all those detained during an uncoordinated rally in support of Ivan Golunov on June 12 were released from the Moscow police departments. This was reported by the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow. Four people remain in the police, the report said. At the same time, some detainees report that more people remain in the departments. The Ministry of Internal Affairs did not name the total number of detainees.

Hard detentions and blocked streets on Russia Day. Report from Moscow rally on June 12 Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa" On June 12, Moscow took place in Moscow in support of Ivan Golunov. At least three thousand people went through the center of the capital - from purebred boulevard to Petrovka Street, where the traffic was blocked by the employees of the Russian Guard and the police.

At least 549 people were detained on a march in support of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov in Moscow. It is reported by "OVD-Info". “Our analysts continue to refine the data,” the project said. Earlier, OVD-Info estimated the number of detainees at least 513 people. The “March for Freedom of Ivan Golunov” action in the center of Moscow was planned even before the release of the Meduza journalist, who was accused of attempted drug trafficking, and was not approved.

In Moscow, on June 12, a march was held in support of the Medusa journalist Ivan Golunov, from which the day before, they removed the charges of attempted drugs and released from house arrest. The Moscow City Hall did not agree on the action, the police harshly dispersed the participants. Among the more than 500 detainees were 40 journalists, many of whom covered the event on the instructions. Among them, in particular, were the correspondents of Kommersant, Vedomosti, Rain, Medusa, MBH Media.

Chernobyl: History of a Tragedy by Harvard historian Serhii Plokhy has been named the winner of the 2019 Pushkin House Book Prize, which honors English-language nonfiction about the Russian-speaking world. Plokhy previously won the Pushkin Prize for The Last Empire: The Final Days of the Soviet Union , making him the first author to win the award twice. A £5,000 ($6,343) prize was awarded to Plokhy today in a London ceremony.

Alexei Navalny, who was detained at a rally in support of Ivan Golunov in Moscow, was released from the Strogino police department. Earlier it was reported that he was going to be charged with repeated violation of the order of the action and left in the police for the night. The police also released journalist Yevgeny Berg, one of the initiators of the action, and Ilya Azar and Elizaveta Nesterova, who had previously left the initiators.

In Russia, where at least one in three women faces abuse, an interactive media project against domestic violence goes international Project 911 Nastya and Kirill, the protagonists of Game 116 Note: This article contains images of violence against women. Kirill and Nastya’s backstory may say they appear from the outside to have a normal life, but Project 911 , an interactive multimedia project released in Russian in December 2018, shatters that illusion immediately.

A minor who was beaten while being detained for a rally in support of journalist Ivan Golunov was taken from the Alekseevsky police station in Moscow to the hospital in an ambulance. This was reported in the Public Monitoring Commission. “A minor citizen was ... hospitalized, according to the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, by ambulance doctors with injuries, including his face,” said Ivan Melnikov, executive secretary of the POC.

Yevgeny Berg is arrested during the June 12 march in Moscow during a phone conversation with Vice Mayor Alexander Gorbenko. Andrey Borzenko Police arrested more than 400 people during a peaceful protest against fabricated criminal cases following the end of the case against Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov . Among those arrested was Yevgeny Berg, a journalist who also served as one of the protest’s organizers.

The OVD-Info website has published lists of people detained in Moscow for actions in support of Ivan Golunov on June 12. As of 23:00 Moscow time, at least 513 people were detained. They were taken to the police department of 24 districts. The detainees were released in the districts of Airport, Akademichesky, Butyrsky, East and North Izmailovo, Voikovsky, Maryina Roshcha, Sokolina Gora, Khoroshevsky, Shchukino. In the rest, at best, some of the detainees have been released.

On the night of June 10, residents of Kizlyar, Dagestan, knocked down Chechen street signs near the Chechen-Dagestani border. A video circulated on social media that showed a group of young people breaking down street signs that read “Chechen Republic: Shelkovskoy District.” The person taping the video can be heard saying, “Here’s a surprise for you.

Employees of the Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo ATS drew up to one of the participants in the march in support of the Medusa journalist Ivan Golunov an administrative protocol for shouting the Anti-government slogan “Ivan Golunov”. This was reported by Open Media. "Open Media" The protocol says that the action participant “shouted anti -government slogans:“ Ivan Golunov ”, attracting the attention of citizens and the media.” Update 20:25.

Disney has announced that it will restart Chip and Dale. In total, at least 39 episodes will be released, each of which will run for seven minutes. Disney noted that the Chipmunks will not talk in the animated series, the show will be released in "classic comedy style." Chip and Dale will be released on the Disney+ streaming service , which is scheduled to launch in November 2019. A release date for the series has not yet been announced.

Journalist wearing Ivan Golunov T-shirt sits directly across from Putin during hour-long awards ceremony Mikhail Metsel / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Moscow State University masters student and Medialeaks correspondent Anna Luganskaya attended a Kremlin awards ceremony wearing a shirt printed with the slogan “I/WE = IVAN GOLUNOV.” The awards ceremony for achievements in culture and scholarship was held to celebrate Russia Day, and Luganskaya’s father, celebrated pianist Nikolai Lugansky, was among the

Justin Chin / Bloomberg / Getty Images in Hong Kong Fourth day continues mass shares against the authorities's plans to adopt a new law on extradition. Participants in rallies believe that it is developed under the pressure of the Chinese authorities and is directed against people whose persecution is achieved by Chinese authorities.