In the sermon of the Ural shiigumen Sergiy (Romanov), who called the spread of coronavirus infection a “pseudo-pandemic”, they found signs of inciting hatred or enmity. This is reported by TASS with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Sverdlovsk region. “In the actions of this person, there are signs of an administrative offense under Art.

In St. Petersburg, more than 3,000 medical workers have contracted COVID-19. Here’s one of their stories. Petr Kovalev / TASS / Scanpix / LETA The memorial wall for medical workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic in St. Petersburg According to official data alone, more than 3,000 medical workers in St. Petersburg have fallen ill with the coronavirus — that’s about 20 percent of the total number of COVID-19 cases in the city.

The press service of the governor and the government of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the head of the Ministry of Emergencies, Evgeny Zinichev (second on the right) and the Krasnoyarsk governor Alexander of the USS (second on the left) at the scene of fuel collection after the accident, June 4, 2020 On May 29, an accident occurred on the territory of the TPP-3 Norilsko-Tyimyr energy company (JSC NTEK): due to the depressurization of the tank in the river and the soil, more than 20 thousand tons of

In the Sverdlovsk region, the SK started a case on the application of violence to police officers during the detention of an Yekaterinburg, during which he was shot. This was reported on the website of the regional SK. According to the department, "the use of weapons during the detention was due to the aggressive behavior of the attacker." SK published a record of the assault on the apartment and the story of the operative participating in it.

The Kuntsevsky District Court of Moscow has placed Varvara Karaulova under administrative supervision until 2029. As reported by lawyer Sergei Badamshin on the VLager Telegram channel, the court has satisfied the corresponding demand of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In its lawsuit, the agency asked that , as part of its supervision of Karaulova, she be prohibited from leaving the house between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. unless her work requires it.

300 deputies opposed the amendments to the Constitution and “Knights”. We talked with one of the initiators of the appeal - Julia Galyamina Alexandra Zotova / Photoxpress About 300 (293) deputies of different levels - from regional to municipal - from different regions of Russia signed under the appeal to citizens who opposed amendments to the Constitution.

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Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin does not expect the situation with the COVID-19 epidemic to worsen after June 1, when some restrictions were eased in the city. “Based on how we got out of the tough restrictive regime, nothing bad is likely to happen,” Sobyanin said on Rossiya 24. According to him, Moscow “smoothly moves from one stage [of lifting the quarantine] to another, preventing bursts [of the disease].” “Despite the ongoing epidemic, we still need to start living normal lives.

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case against political scientist, leader of the movement "For New Socialism" Nikolai Platoshkin, according to the agency's website. Platoshkin is suspected of inciting mass riots and spreading fakes "about circumstances that pose a threat to the life and safety of citizens." Details of the allegations were not given in the message. in Platoshkin's apartment On the morning of June 4, a search was conducted , he was detained.

The Crimean Supreme Court sentenced Artem Gerasimov, a member of the Jehovah's Witnesses from Yalta, to six years in prison, the Crimean Human Rights Group reports. in March 2020 . The court granted the appeal of the prosecutor's office against the decision of the Yalta City Court, which fined Gerasimov 400 thousand rubles He was found guilty in the case of organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

The authorities in Russia’s northern Arkhangelsk region will be restricting entry and exit from the city of Severodvinsk beginning on June 6, the regional government’s website says. The city, which is home to approximately 180,000 people, is currently dealing with a large-scale coronavirus outbreak. As of June 3, Severodvinsk had 1,195 confirmed cases of COVID-19. This includes cases among a number of employees of the shipbuilding giant “Sevmash,” which operates out of the Severodvinsk port.

The police explained why they detained the lawyers of Dmitry Grazov and Daniil Berman, who on May 31 staged single pickets at the building of the Investigative Committee in Moscow, protesting against the criminal case against their colleagues. The administrative protocols received by lawyers say that their actions are “a hidden form of a collective public event”. Photo in the announcement: Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa"

Voting on amendments to the Constitution in electronic format will be held in Moscow and the Nizhny Novgorod region. This decision was taken by the CEC. “It is very important for us to go beyond Moscow. I want to thank the regions that applied. It is clear that the capacity of the [government services] portal does not allow it to be carried out in all regions.

Anders bjordal / NVE consequences of landslide in Crocnes, Norway. June 3, 2020 In Kroknes in the north of Norway on June 3, landslide took away eight houses to sea, reports the Norwegian version of The Local. The gathering of melted snow and dirt lasted several hours. How much time was needed by houses to move into the water, it is unclear. Judging by the video, they moved slowly enough.

The state-owned Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM) has released the results of its most recent telephone survey on Russia’s upcoming constitutional plebiscite. More than half of respondents, 67 percent, said that they are going to take part in the vote, while 14 percent said that they will not participate.