US President Donald Trump, in response to a question about the possible poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, promised to "find out about it." “I've heard about it, I don't know about it, but I'll find out. This is new [information]. I heard about it last night,” Trump said. Alexei Navalny felt unwell on July 27, while serving an administrative arrest in a Moscow special detention center. According to him, the skin on his face, neck and ears “burned and pricked”.

Opposition candidates to the Moscow City Duma will submit a notice to the Moscow City Hall about holding a rally on August 10, RBC writes, citing one of the candidates Gennady Gudkov and press secretary Alexei Navalny Kira Yarmysh. The publication wrote with reference to Yarmysh that one of the applicants for the action will be an unregistered candidate, an employee of the FBK Lyubov Sobol.

In Moscow, on Nikolskaya Street on the evening of July 30, an activist was detained who, in her own words, stood at a picket with a poster “Leave the baton, take off the helmet, we are one people.” OVD-Info reported her arrest with reference to her. As follows from the activist’s words, at the Kitay-Gorod police station she refused to answer the police’s questions about herself and also to give up her passport.

Police have detained a suspect in the murder of Instagram model Ekaterina Karaglanova, whose body was found in Moscow on July 27. The police press service reported this without specifying the name of the deceased. According to the Investigative Committee, the suspect is a man born in 1986. There is no official information about his motives. The body of a 24-year-old woman with stab wounds was found in a suitcase in an apartment she rented on Pyryeva Street.

The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow issued a warning about the illegality of the protest planned for August 3 by independent candidates for the Moscow City Duma who are seeking registration. “We officially warn that the event is illegal. We invite Muscovites and guests of the capital to refrain from participating in it.

In Russia, a new criminal case was opened against protesters. And it is very similar to the "swamp" Sergey Bobylev / TASS / Scanpix / Leta The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of riots after a protest on July 27 in Moscow. The organizers of the riots under Russian law faces up to 15 years in prison, to participants up to eight years, and to those who call for participation, up to two years.

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Supervisors have ordered all Moscow police officers to change the information posted on their personal social-media accounts, to make it harder to identify them, according to the website Baza , which doesn’t specify how it obtained this information. Officers have supposedly been instructed to remove any photographs where their faces are visible.

The leadership of the Moscow Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ordered all employees to change the data in their accounts on social networks, Baza reports without specifying a source. In particular, the police must remove photos where their faces are visible. The order is said to be related to threats allegedly sent to the families of police officers who worked at the July 27 protests and whose names were published on the Internet with links to social media accounts.

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The Ukrainian court arrested the Russian tanker Nika Spirit (Neima), which was detained in the port of Izmail, along with documents seized during a search on it. This was announced by the chief military prosecutor of Ukraine Anatoly Matios. The tanker was detained on 24 July. Ukrainian investigators claim that the ship in November 2018 blocked Ukrainian warships in the Kerch Strait, the crew of which was then detained and is still under arrest in Russia.

Paul McKinnon / Shutterstock.com Russian Embassy in Ottawa. December 2018 The Canadian government issued an order to deport a US citizen of Russian descent Elena Krenna, who has been living in the capital of the country of Ottawa with the Canadian spouse since 2013. The authorities ruled that the presence of a 57-year-old woman in the country is unacceptable for considerations of state security, Montreal Gazette reported on July 30.

The Moscow City Electoral Committee canceled the decision of the election commission of the 43rd district to refuse to register a representative of the Yabloko party, Sergei Mitrokhin, as a candidate for the Moscow City Duma. Now the district electoral committee must reconsider Mitrokhin's candidacy. The denial of registration for the Moscow City Duma elections to dozens of independent candidates led to mass protests in Moscow that have been going on for about two weeks.

In Moscow, a court fined human rights activist and chairwoman of the Civic Assistance Committee Svetlana Gannushkina 150 thousand rubles for organizing a picket in memory of Natalia Estemirova on Red Square on July 15. She was found guilty of a repeated violation of the rules for holding an event. The previous violation was participation in an unauthorized picket in support of the head of Memorial in Chechnya, Oyub Titiev, who was tried on charges of drug possession.

Moscow's Tverskoy Court sentenced Dmitry Gudkov to 30 days of administrative arrest for organizing an uncoordinated protest on July 14 . Gudkov was found guilty under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (repeated violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket).