Russia’s Investigative Committee deletes group picture with investigator following photoshop accusations On June 9, the Belgorod region’s Investigative Committee department deleted a picture from their website, which was taken during a meeting between the Alekseevsky district’s head investigator, Alexander Sidenko, and a group of emergency services workers. In the picture, Sidenko can be seen wearing a black mask.

The police, as part of an investigation into an accident involving actor Mikhail Efremov, opened a case on the sale of narcotic and psychotropic substances (Article 228.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This was reported on the website of the Moscow Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “In the course of the investigation, the fact of the sale of drugs to the driver by unidentified persons was established,” the statement said.

A second suspect in the case of the death of Ivan Vshivkov, who was detained at the police station, has been detained in Kaliningrad. This was reported to Meduza by Zona Prava. The second defendant in the case is the former duty officer of the department, Alexander Ivanov. He is charged with abuse of office with grave consequences (Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The court will choose a measure of restraint for Ivanov on June 11.

The head of the Norilsk-Taimyr Energy Company’s Heat and Power Plant Number 3 has been arrested, following an investigation into the cause of a 20,000 ton fuel spill at the site at the end of May. According to the Russian Investigative Committee, the power plant continued to use the fuel tank that leaked, despite the fact that it was in a state of disrepair. The investigation therefore concluded that this caused the accident.

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Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has reported the arrest of five people, who were allegedly planning to carry out a terrorist attack at a market in the city of Simferopol (located on the Crimean Peninsula, which Russia annexed in 2014). All of those arrested are Russian citizens. The FSB reports seizing explosives, bladed weapons, and firearms from the detainees, as well as communication devices. The detainees reportedly had leaflets with swastikas in their possession, as well.

On June 8, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced the end of the capital’s self-isolation regime ahead of schedule. According Meduza’s sources in the government , quarantine restrictions were lifted in an attempt to improve the outcome of the July 1 plebiscite on constitutional amendments, following a conversation between Sobyanin and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Ozon co-owner AFK Sistema is looking for an investor who would "support the growth of the online retailer," Interfax reports. Vladimir Travkov, financial director of AFK, said about the search for an investor at a conference call, the agency clarifies. “There is a possibility that outside investors will acquire a stake in Ozon to support growth. Who it will be - Sberbank or other companies - we are not ready to disclose the list of potential investors.

Lynwood Investments, a company registered in Cyprus and associated with businessman Alexander Mamut, filed a lawsuit against Nginx in a California court. to the lawsuit . The Banksta telegram channel drew attention In the lawsuit, Lynwood is demanding that it recognize itself as the legal owner of Nginx or pay damages in the amount of $750 million. Co-defendants in the lawsuit are the founders of Nginx Maxim Konovalov and Igor Sysoev, the current owner of F5 Networks and several other people.

On June 9, the online ride-sharing service “Yandex.Taxi” fired a driver from Bryansk, who refused to pick up a Black student from Congo. The incident sparked criticism of the Internet company on social media, with the hashtag #яндекскуколд (in English, “Yandex is a cuckold”) becoming a top trending topic on Twitter in Russia. Many users demanded that the company apologize to the driver, and even called for a boycott of Yandex’s mobile apps.

An 11-year-old boy named Ray couldn't afford a proper microphone, let alone rent a studio. Therefore, I recorded rap at home, tying the phone with a cord to a bunk bed. Popular musicians and brands learned about this from Twitter and decided to provide the boy with everything he needed. It all started with one tweet with a picture of Ray's home studio. The author of the post had no idea who was in the picture.

The United States has opened a consulate in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. This was announced by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. He expressed hope that the presence of the Americans would contribute to the prosperity of the Arctic region. The US Consulate operated in Greenland from 1940-1953. The fact that America is going to resume its work became known at the end of 2019.

Updated. The operator provided the FAS with an economic justification for the price increase, told Interfax the Tele2 press service : “Therefore, the regulator's reaction is incomprehensible to us. We have received a warning and are investigating the nature of the claim.” The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) issued a warning to T2 Mobile (Tele2 brand) demanding to cancel the tariff increase. This was reported on the FAS website.

The FSB announced the arrest of five people who, according to the agency, planned to commit a terrorist attack in one of the markets of Simferopol. All detainees are citizens of Russia. Explosives, cold and small arms, as well as communications equipment were confiscated from them. Also, leaflets with a swastika were found on the detainees. According to the FSB, the detainees kept in touch with representatives of radical Ukrainian formations fighting in the south-east of Ukraine.

The Presnensky Court of Moscow has arrested Samariddin Radzhabov, a former defendant in the "Moscow case", for 18 days for participating in an uncoordinated march on June 5. The court's press service told Novaya Gazeta about this. Radzhabov was detained the day before. The court found him guilty of repeated violation of the procedure for holding public events (Part 8, Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Radzhabov did not admit guilt, writes MBKh Media.