After reporting threats to his lawyer, Navalny’s jailed campaign coordinator in Nizhny Novgorod appears in a strange confession video In a strange video that started circulating on Russian social media on Saturday, January 30, Roman Tregubov, Alexey Navalny’s jailed regional coordinator in Nizhny Novgorod, announces his resignation from the movement and urges people not to attend protests planned for Sunday, when activists will gather in cities nationwide to demand the release of Navalny and his

Update: Sergei Smirnov was released from the police department on a promise to appear in court. Mediazona editor-in-chief Sergei Smirnov has been charged with repeated violations of the procedure for organizing or holding a rally (Part 8, Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). This is stated in a message published on the website of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow.

The activist said that he was threatened by the FSB A video was published in which the coordinator of Alexei Navalny's headquarters in Nizhny Novgorod, Roman Tregubov, stated that he "was giving up his powers" and urged not to take part in the actions on January 31. first According to Novaya Gazeta, to publish the telegram channel Siloviki, allegedly linked to law enforcement agencies, was the the recording. Then the video appeared on the RIA Novosti telegram channel.

The rector of Astrakhan State University, Konstantin Markelov, announced that three students were expelled for participating in a rally in support of Alexei Navalny on January 23. Markelov's appeal was published in the public "Direct line with the rector of ASU", writes "Mediazona". “I signed these orders with pain in my heart, because I worry about each and every one of you,” the rector writes. But the law is the law.

Mediazona On Saturday, January 30, 2021, while on a walk outside his home with his son, police stopped Mediazona editor-in-chief Sergey Smirnov. They then arrested him and took him away from his small child. Smirnov is accused of urging people to join an unpermitted rally in Moscow on January 23 that was organized by Alexey Navalny, despite the fact that Smirnov was at home that day. In reality, he neither attended the demonstrations nor called on anyone to protest.

See how beautiful he is Yauhen Yerchak / EPA / Scanpix / Leta participants in the protest campaign in Minsk on August 17, 2020 The Prosecutor General of Belarus on January 29 announced that she was preparing a package of documents in order to recognize an extremist white-red-white flag and ban his public demonstration. The white-red-white flag, which appeared at the end of the 19th century, several years after the collapse of the USSR was an official flag of independent Belarus.

From the editorial office "Medusa" Mediazone On Saturday, January 30, 2021, near the entrance of his house, the editor -in -chief of the Mediazona publication Sergei Smirnov was detained. He went for a walk with his son; He was taken away, separating from a small child. Smirnov drew up a protocol on participation in a rally in support of Alexei Navalny on January 23.

In a new interview with the pro-Kremlin media outlet Mash , the billionaire and longtime Putin associate Arkady Rotenberg says he owns the lavish seaside residence that a growing volume of investigative journalism attributes to Russia’s president. Rotenberg says it will be a hotel. “It’s no secret now: I’m the beneficiary. It was a pretty complex project with lots of claimholders, and I managed to become the beneficiary. It’s a real find.

On January 29, the Moscow police announced that in connection with a new action in support of politician Alexei Navalny, which his supporters had planned for January 31, unprecedented restrictions on pedestrian and vehicle traffic would be introduced in the city center. The authorities plan to close seven metro stations for entry and exit, change public transport routes and even ban pedestrians. The police have published a map of the closed area.

The singer, producer and DJ Sophie died at the age of 34. The cause of death, reports NME with reference to the statement of the singer’s press service, was an “accident”. Sophie died in the early morning of January 30 in Athens, where she lived recently. PitchFork quotes the statement by Transgressive and Future Classic, which states that Sophie "rose up to look at the full moon, slipped and fell." Sophie, born in Glasgow, said in an interview that in childhood she dreamed of becoming a DJ.

Update: After several hours in police custody, Sergey Smirnov was released and allowed to return home to his family. He is due in court on Wednesday, February 3, to face charges for allegedly inciting unpermitted demonstrations using his social media accounts — a misdemeanor offense in Russia punishable by fines as high as 300,000 rubles (about $4,000), community service, or up to 30 days in jail.

Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images There is a job that it is very difficult or almost impossible to perform remotely - for example, to help people who need food, clothes, medicines, and medical care. But the Pandemia of Coronavirus and related restrictions left no choice: many charitable organizations also had to switch to the remotes.

10 million: "Hitched record." 100 million: "This is an apart-hotel" FBK The film "Palace for Putin" took less than two weeks to gain more than 100 million views. All this time, representatives of the authorities, including Vladimir Putin himself, and the sources close to her tried to convince the Russians that the video about the secret residence of the Russian President in Gelendzhik was not of interest.

Businessman Arkady Rotenberg stated in an interview with Mash that he is the owner of “Putin’s palace” from the FBK investigation. "It will no longer be a secret. I am a beneficiary. There was a rather complicated object there, there were many creditors. I managed to become a beneficiary. It is a find. The place is gorgeous," says Rotenberg.

The Moscow Department of Transport announced that on January 31 in the city center, at the request of the police, ground transport routes will change. So, bus "A" will run from the Luzhniki stadium only to the Kropotkinskaya metro station (usually to the Komsomolskaya metro station). Also, the following buses will not run through the center of Moscow: M1, M2, M3, M5, M6, M7, M8, M9, M10, M27, T13, T25, No. 15, No. 24, No. 38, No. 101, No. 122, No. 144, No. 156, No. 158, No. 255, No. 904 and C43.