On one of the forums blocked in Russia, an announcement appeared on the afternoon of June 1 about the sale of a “constantly updated database of subscribers to the Smart Voting project.” Several regional websites and the Telegram channel “Information Leaks” drew attention to this. The announcement states that the database contains IP addresses, email addresses, and permanent registration addresses of project participants from Moscow and the Moscow region.

The family of traffic police inspector Alexander Gusev, accused in the case of the death of 19-year-old Vekil Abdullaev, was taken out of the village of Moshkovo in the Novosibirsk region. This was reported by the publication NGS, citing the traffic police inspector's son-in-law Viktor. The source told the publication that the family was taken away after Abdullaev died in hospital on May 30. "As soon as the guy died, the whole family was taken away.

The St. Petersburg Central District Prosecutor’s Office has withdrawn a claim seeking to block the website of the advocacy group Russian LGBT Network, due to a lack of evidence of “LGBT propaganda” on the platform, Novaya Gazeta reported on June 1.

BelaPAN / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA There are at least two Russian nationals in custody in Belarus in connection with criminal cases launched over opposition protests. Russian citizen Sofia Sapega was arrested on unspecified charges alongside Belarusian opposition journalist Roman Protasevich, shortly after the forced landing of a Ryanair plane in Minsk on May 23.

The maximum permissible concentration of petroleum products in the Komi rivers after the oil leak from the Lukoil pipeline on the Kolva River exceeds the norm by up to 500 times. This is stated in the publication of Novaya Gazeta, whose journalists took water samples in the Kolva and Pechora Rivers at the end of May. The journalists took the first sample on May 23 in Pechora, 300 kilometers from the accident site, and the second on May 25 in Kolva, 160 kilometers from the oil spill site.

Evgeny Feldman Dmitry Gudkov during a campaign to the State Duma in 2016 On June 1, the policy, the former State Duma deputy Dmitry Gudkov was detained before the trial for two days , said opposition lawyer Alexander Aldaev (his words are given by the head of the Agora Pavel Chikov). Gudkov became a suspect in a criminal case initiated under an article on causing property damage by deception or abuse of trust with particularly large damage.

Stating before that the police threatened to initiate affairs against his relatives and neighbors Valery Sharifulolin / TASS / Vida Press Detention of Stepan Latypova. September 15, 2020 On the afternoon of June 1, a 41-year-old resident of the Square in Minsk, the political prisoner Stepan Latypov, who was detained in the midst of protests in Belarus, tried to commit suicide in the Hall of the Sovetsky District of Minsk.

Politician, former State Duma deputy Dmitry Gudkov was detained pending trial as a suspect, Sota reports, citing the words of oppositionist lawyer Alexander Aldaev. Gudkov is charged with causing property damage by deceit or breach of trust, said Alexei Venediktov, editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy. Also, according to Aldaev's lawyer, the politician's aunt Irina Ermilova was detained as a suspect.

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The prosecutor's office of the Central District of St. Petersburg withdrew the lawsuit to block the website of the Russian LGBT Network movement, as it could not find evidence of LGBT propaganda on the resource. This is reported by Novaya Gazeta.

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Moscow’s Perovsky District Court has fined Anna Rivina, the director of the anti-domestic violence group “Nasiliu.net” (No to Violence), 150,000 rubles (more than $2,000) for violating Russia’s “foreign agent” law. The international human rights group Agora told Meduza that Rivina was found guilty of violating Russian Administrative Code article 19.34, section 1 — cooperating in the activities of an unregistered “foreign agent” NGO.

Meduza correspondent Kristina Safonova is facing a misdemeanor charge for violating Russian Administrative Code article 19.20, “Conducting activities which are not connected with deriving profits, without a special permit (license),” says her lawyer, Alexey Pryanishnikov from the human rights organization Pravozashchita Otkrytki. This comes after Moscow police summoned Safonova to give a statement about her work covering a protest rally in Moscow on April 21.

A nationwide competition for a new name for the SSJ Sukhoi Superjet airliner may be held in Russia. This was announced by the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov. We are creating a new modification of the Superjet (Sukhoi Superjet New), and this work is still ahead. I think that the name should be changed, of course. Why should a Russian-made aircraft be called by an English abbreviation? Chemezov noted that the company has not yet thought about what to call the plane.

On the morning of June 1, law enforcement officers carried out searches at a summer home on the outskirts of Kolomna (a town in the Moscow region) belonging to opposition politician Dmitry Gudkov. The officers then took the former lawmaker to Moscow, so they could carry out another search at his apartment, the Telegram channel Sota reported. According to Sota , Gudkov was taken to the Interior Ministry’s Main Investigative Department for questioning following the raids.