In the village of Teriberka in the Murmansk region, standing on the shores of the Barents Sea, seven years after the filming of the film "Leviathan" by Andrey Zvyagintsev, the skeleton of a whale that appeared in the film was returned. this on Instagram . announced Andrey Chibis, Governor of the Murmansk region, Thanks to Andrei Zvyagintsev's film, hundreds of thousands of people learned about the beauty of the North. And we simply could not let such a unique exhibit go to waste.

Abusing a new law against ‘extremists,’ Russian election officials have started barring opposition candidates Evgeny Feldman Last week, election officials in Moscow refused to register opposition politician Ilya Yashin’s candidacy in an upcoming by-election for the City Duma. He isn’t alone: the authorities also rejected a candidacy bid for the State Duma by Oleg Stepanov, Alexey Navalny’s former coordinator in Moscow.

The Moscow authorities, as an experiment on weekend evenings, restricted entry to Patriarch's Ponds for drivers who do not live there. Only drivers with a local registration address or other document confirming their residence in the area can enter there, Victoria Palgova, a municipal deputy of the Presnensky district, told RBC. This is a kind of experiment, because the residents have been complaining about the noise for a long time. Most of the cars created a huge traffic jam in the area.

The DDT group released an 8-minute clip for the song “Shadow on the Wall”, which is filled with “talking and at the same time absurd images”, reflecting the meaning of the song, representatives of the group told Medusa. Officialddt The director of the clip Timofei Skinin said that for him the song turned out to be “largely personal” and coincided with his thoughts.

According to a statement from the Czech Foreign Affairs Ministry, Prague has invoked Russia’s responsibility under international law for its alleged involvement two fatal explosions at military ammunition depots in Vrbetice in 2014. On June 28, the Czech Republic’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Martin Smolek, transmitted a note verbale to Russian Ambassador Alexander Zmeevksy, requesting full reparation for the damage caused by the blasts, which have been linked to the Russian intelligence services.

Kursk Region Governor Roman Starovoit at a weekly meeting demanded that his subordinates, together with representatives of law enforcement agencies, find "scoundrels" who "revealed" themselves in the comments on his social networks on the Day of Memory and Sorrow, Kommersant writes.

Russian investigators have appealed to Moscow’s Nagatinsky District Court with a petition to arrest Ivan Zhdanov, the director of Navalny’s recently outlawed Anti-Corruption Foundation (the FBK), in absentia. Zhdanov’s lawyer, Vladimir Voronin, told Interfax about the appeal on June 28. In turn, Zhdanov wrote on Twitter that the court hearing is set to take place on June 30 at 2:30 p.m., Moscow time.

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The investigation has filed a motion with Moscow's Nagatinsky Court for the in absentia arrest of FBK director Ivan Zhdanov. His lawyer Vladimir Voronin told the Interfax agency about this. Zhdanov wrote on Twitter that the court hearing will take place on June 30 at 2:30 p.m. Lawyer Voronin reported that the investigator notified him of the court hearing by telephone. The investigator did not specify what case they were going to arrest Zhdanov for.

Deputy Foreign Minister of the Czech Republic Martin Smolek handed over a note to Russian Ambassador Alexander Zmeevsky, in which he demanded that Russia compensate for damages in the case of explosions at ammunition depots in the Czech village of Vrbětice, which Russian special services are suspected of. This was reported on the website of the Czech Foreign Ministry.

Journalists trace Sergey Lavrov’s complaint about Western schools to viral TikTok about Jesus being ‘bi and non-binary’ On June 28, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov published an opinion piece titled “The Law, Rights, and the Rules,” in which he claimed that “in many Western countries, students learn at school that Jesus Christ was bisexual.” By all appearances, Lavrov, or perhaps his aides, got this information from a popular video circulating on TikTok.

Krasnoyarsk police launched an investigation after Ekaterina Semenova, head of the local branch of tour operator Anex Tour, said on Instagram that she helped customers who tested positive for COVID-19 get a negative result for the same test. The police said that they are checking the video recording with the participation of the director of the company.

Interview by Ilya Yashin. He was forbidden to run for the Moscow City Duma, accusing the “extremists” from the FBK of Mikhail Tereshchenko / TASS The Mosgorisbirk did not allow the opposition to the Moscow City Duma, the head of the Council of Deputies of the Krasnoselsky District of Moscow, Ilya Yashin. The reason was that Yashin allegedly “involved” the FBK and Navalny’s headquarters - earlier the court recognized these organizations “extremist”.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Lukashenko - in the most difficult situation in history: EU sanctions, Putin’s pressure, and also a smoldering protest in Belarus itself. How will he try to sit now? On June 24, the European Union imposed sanctions against Belarus, they affected the potassium and oil industries. The export of products of these markets will be limited to the EU.

It seems that he took it from Tiktok with a childish babble (amazing coincidence) On June 28, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov released an article under the heading “On Law, Rights and Rules”. Lavrov claims: in Western countries, children are taught that Jesus Christ was Bisexual. Apparently, Lavrov or his assistants took this information from the popular Tiktok.