Oleg Navalny, the brother of politician Alexei Navalny, was detained for 48 hours after a search. He was taken to the temporary detention facility at 38 Petrovka. This was reported by FBK director Ivan Zhdanov. Oleg is a suspect, Zhdanov said. According to the documents he published, Oleg is charged with violating sanitary and epidemiological rules (Part 1 of Article 236 of the Criminal Code).

The net loss of the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing for 2020 amounted to $11.94 billion. This is stated in the company's latest report. Boeing lost $636 million in 2019. For the year it increased 19 times and became a record for the entire history of the company, writes The Wall Street Journal. Boeing's revenue for the year fell 24% to $58.2 billion.

Margarita Yudina, who was kicked by a policeman at a protest in St. Petersburg, was readmitted to a hospital Amid the protest in St. Petersburg in support of jailed opposition figure Alexey Navalny on January 23, a police officer brutally kicked 54-year-old Margarita Yudina in the stomach. She fell and hit her head on the asphalt and ended up in intensive care, where she was treated for a severe head injury and a concussion.

A representative of the US Embassy in Moscow was handed a note of protest in connection with the dissemination of false information about Russia in American social networks. This was announced by the Russian Foreign Ministry. We note the large-scale dissemination of unreliable “fakes” about Russia by American digital platforms that systematically replicate provocative content, which is in turn distributed in a coordinated manner by the US Embassy in Moscow.

Meet the former Belarusian security officers investigating the crimes of the Lukashenko regime Natalya Fedosenko / TASS / Scanpix / LETA In the summer and fall of 2020 the Belarusian security forces became a collective symbol of brutality as they arrested, beat up, and tortured thousands of protesters for opposing President Alexander Lukashenko. At the same time, a number of them refused to fulfill these orders and decided to quit their jobs.

Law enforcement officers came to search the editor-in-chief of the publication "Mediazona" Sergey Smirnov. This was reported by "Mediazona" itself. The search took place at Smirnov's registered address, the apartment where his mother lives. It began around 4 p.m. and ended around 8 p.m. A hard drive was seized from the apartment, Mediazona reported. Smirnov himself wrote on Twitter that the security forces also seized several books.

The shortest possible retelling of the official version. With minimal fact-checking. We have no desire to get interested in this "investigation". But just in case, this is an old record: many years ago we already explained that Putin does not have any palace in Gelendzhik. These are all absolutely unfounded statements, pure nonsense and a compilation, and there is nothing else there.

The Cannes Film Festival has been postponed from spring to summer 2021, its organizers have announced. The festival will take place from 6 to 17 July. Initially, it was planned to be held on traditional dates, from May 11 to 22. It was decided to postpone the festival due to the situation with the coronavirus, follows from the statement of the organizers.

Earlier this week, Facebook reportedly suspended the account of Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russia’s national space agency, after he criticized the American political scientist and former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul. In tweets on January 23, McFaul expressed support for nationwide opposition protests demanding Alexey Navalny’s freedom, leading to a heated exchange with Rogozin, another former diplomat.

The Federal Taxation Service (FNS) is set to create a special inspectorate to work with wealthy Russians, reports the business outlet VTimes citing two unnamed federal officials. The new tax inspectorate’s employees will deal with people whose incomes exceed 500 million rubles a year (about $6.6 million). However, the threshold is expected to be flexible: people with lower incomes will also be able to register with the new office.

Law enforcement officers have completed a search of politician Alexei Navalny's apartment in Moscow. This was reported by MBKh Media and RTVI . After the search was over, the police took away the brother of politician Oleg Navalny, who was in the apartment. Where exactly is unknown. When Navalny was being taken out, the journalists who had gathered near the apartment were pushed away from the door, MBKh Media and RTVI write.

The police came with searches for Navalny's associates. FSO and the FSB on one day commented on the baseless zone in Gelendzhik. How Russia defeated the terrorist underground in the Caucasus Good evening, This is the daily newsletter "Medusa" about the main news of the day. To begin with, try to cheer up those who are tired in the evening. In this, actress Yana Trojanova and a giant crab , who crawled to her bed, will help us in this. Troyanov, as you might guess, was not at all happy.

Russia’s Secret Service, the Federal Protective Service (FSO), isn’t responsible for protecting any properties in the Black Sea resort town of Gelendzhik or in any of its surrounding areas, the department told RBC on Wednesday, January 27. This statement came in response to questions about reports that a billion-dollar luxury residence in the area, supposedly built for Russian President Vladimir Putin, is under the FSO’s protection.

The Magistrates' Court fined Radio Liberty and its CEO for violating the rules for labeling media outlets deemed "foreign agents." The total fines, Interfax reports, amounted to 1.1 million rubles. The organization and its director were fined twice, 500 thousand rubles and 50 thousand rubles, respectively, for the fact that the mandatory marking was absent from the websites of the portals “Krym.Realii” and “Faktograf”, which were included in the register of “foreign agent” media outlets.

Another contractor leaks indirect evidence that the ‘palace’ in Gelendzhik is, in fact, tied to Putin The Moscow-based electrical equipment supplier and installer “Tesli” recently reported on its website that it was fulfilling a contract “at the Russian presidential administration’s residence” in the town of Praskoveyevka, a few miles from Vladimir Putin’s supposed “palace” in Gelendzhik. The news outlet Open Media was the first to report this information.