The court sentenced a kindergarten guard in Naryan-Mar to two and a half years in a penal colony, where a child was killed. This was reported by the UK Department for the Arkhangelsk region and the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. The security guard was found guilty of providing services that do not meet safety requirements, which negligently caused the death of a person. He was also ordered to pay 600 thousand rubles to each victim.

A resident of the city of Collierville (Tennessee) Alice Hole sued the city authorities and the police officer who killed her husband. This was reported by the local TV channel WMC 5, citing Hole's lawyer Jeffrey Rosenblum. On June 3, 2019, Alice Hole called the police as her husband David took a gun and said he would kill himself. Suicidal tendencies manifested themselves in David against the background of depression, when he stopped drinking the medicines prescribed for him.

In the package of bills on marriage and the family, proposed by a group of senators led by Elena Mizulina, there is an amendment included because of the story of a girl who has lived in a hospital since birth. This was noticed by RBC. The version about the origin of the amendment was confirmed to the publication by a source in the Federation Council.

It is impossible to hide the real situation with the sick and dead from COVID-19 in Moscow. This was stated by the mayor of the city Sergei Sobyanin in an interview with radio "Komsomolskaya Pravda". “Do you believe that you can hide something in Moscow? We have a small town, we all live within a radius of 15 kilometers. Everyone knows each other, they can call a familiar doctor, ask friends who is sick, ”said Sobyanin.

The microblogging platform Twitter has blocked all accounts whose passwords have been changed in the last 30 days. Twitter technical support reported this. “If your account has been suspended, it does not necessarily mean that it was at risk or was hacked. At this time, we believe that only a small portion of these suspended accounts were at risk," Twitter said. It is not clear how many accounts were blocked. When they take it off, too.

Kirill Zykov / Moscow Agency Lilia Panaioti at the meeting as they stop in the Basmanny Court of Moscow, July 15, 2020 On July 14, Moscow was arrested in the case of children from surrogate mothers. These are Taras Ashitkov, Juliana Ivanova, Lilia Panaioti and Valentina Chernyshova. The press service of the Basmanny Court called all four obstetrician-gynecologists.

The intelligence services of Great Britain, the United States and Canada have accused Russia of hacker attacks on the networks of international research centers in order to steal data on the development of a vaccine against covid. The corresponding joint report was published by the British National Center for Cybersecurity. The attacks, according to intelligence agencies, were carried out by the APT29 group (also known as Cozy Bear).

Journalist Ivan Safronov , accused of treason, met repeatedly with Czech intelligence officer Martin Laryš, TASS reports, citing a “source in the intelligence community.” "In 2010-2012, Larysh worked in Moscow as a journalist for the newspaper Lidove noviny, and later headed the Center for Analysis and Prevention of Security , which prepares reports on security in Eastern Europe and Africa.

USA and Israel are suspected of sabotage WANA / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta In the port of the city of Busher in the south of Iran, on July 15, as a result of the explosion and the followed fire, seven warships burned down. No one was injured, the causes of what happened are still unclear. In the Bushere, notes Fox News, is the only nuclear power plant in Iran.

Moscow police have begun arresting protesters for carrying out single-person demonstrations outside of the Federal Security Service (FSB) headquarters on Lubyanka square. At least six people have been detained, including literary critic Anna Narinskaya. Update: Meduza’s correspondent has reported that law-enforcement officers have detained at least 14 people. The demonstrators were expressing their support for the suspects in the controversial “Novoe Velichie” (“New Greatness”) extremism case .

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Russia carried out surveillance on an unprecedented scale during the coronavirus lockdown The Russian authorities organized unprecedented, large-scale surveillance over the country’s citizens during the coronavirus pandemic, says a new report titled “Surveillance Pandemic” from the human rights organization “Agora.” In many cases, this was carried out not only in violation of personal data laws, but also by organizations that cannot and should not be responsible for monitoring.

The investigation named the names of entrepreneurs, in the organization of the murders of which in 2004-2005 the governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal, is accused. According to a press release from the department, their names were Yevgeny Zor and Oleg Bulatov.

How the federal government is trying to reassure protests in Khabarovsk. Report of Anastasia of anchoria Evgeny Pereverzev / Kommersant Miting in support of the arrested governor of the Khabarovsk Territory Sergey Furgal. Khabarovsk. 07/13/2020 On the morning of July 9, the Moscow security forces detained the Governor of the Territory Sergey Furgal in Khabarovsk.

Updated . 19 people were detained for shares. One of them - Sergey Desnitsky - was detained for gazing at the police. The reason for the detention was called "harassment to police officers." The Moscow police detained the participants in single pickets near the FSB building in Lubyanka. According to Medusa correspondent, at least 15 people were detained, including a literary critic Anna Narinskaya. The FSB pickets are held in support of the defendants in the case of the “new greatness” .