61-year-old amateur radio enthusiast is sentenced to three years in prison for spreading ‘fakes’ about Russian soldiers looting, raping, and killing Ukrainians Vologda Municipal Court Press Service Vladimir Rumyantsev, a 61-year-old boiler worker and an amateur radio operator in Vologda, set up a home broadcast station so that he could listen to content remotely while he took walks near his home.

In Podolsk, a married couple of pensioners tried to set fire to a military enlistment office. News site Podyom writes that a 70-year-old man soaked a rag in a gasoline canister, lit it on fire, and put it on the windowsill of the military enlistment office. Meanwhile, his 76-year-old spouse made a video of the event. The couple were arrested by police who were passing by. The fire was quickly extinguished, and no one was injured in the incident.

A court in Gomel, Belarus, has sentenced three residents of Svetlogorsk to lengthy prison terms on charges of sabotage on the railway, committed with the aim of slowing down the delivery of Russian military equipment to the border with Ukraine, the human rights project Gomel Spring reports.

In Podolsk, a married couple of pensioners tried to set fire to the building of the military registration and enlistment office. According to Rise, a 70-year-old man soaked a rag in a canister of gasoline, set it on fire and placed it on the window of the military registration and enlistment office. At this time, his 76-year-old wife was making a video recording of what was happening. The couple was arrested by passing policemen.

The case of the first Russian officer charged with a felony for refusing to kill in Ukraine When 27-year-old Senior Lieutenant Dmitry Vasilets was sent to Ukraine last February, his superiors only told him that he was going to take part in some training maneuvers. He says he was shocked to learn the truth — that Russia was launching a full-scale invasion — but it would take five months for him to get a 15-day leave of absence.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order to establish military training centers at state universities in 16 regions of the country. It was published on the official Internet portal of legal information. List of universities where military centers are created: Astrakhan State University. Vyatka State Agrotechnical University. Far Eastern State Agrarian University. Izhevsk State Technical University. Lipetsk State Technical University. Mordovian State University.

The vice speaker of the Moscow City Duma and the deputy head of the Vesti information programs at VGTRK Andrei Medvedev wrote in Telegram that “it could turn out to be a good performance” if the actress Leah Akhedzhakova will play the upcoming play “Musicians” in St. Petersburg. "Leah Medzhidovna, do you like Wagner?" - wrote Medvedev. “Musicians” are called the fighters of the PMC Wagner, which takes an active part in the Russian war with Ukraine.

A Moscow municipal court has sentenced Rauf Arashukov, a former Russian senator from the Karachay-Cherkess Republic, to life in prison for organizing two contract killings and participating in organized crime. Arashukov’s father, Raul Arashukov, a former adviser to the director of the gas company Gazprom Mezhregiongaz, was also sentenced to life in prison. The Prosecutor General required life terms for both Arashukovs.

The price of gas at the largest European TTF hub in the Netherlands during the session on December 27 fell below 77 euros per megawatt-hour (820 euros per thousand cubic meters). The price level has become the lowest since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Prior to this, gas was last traded at TTF below 80 euros per megawatt-hour on February 22, two days before the invasion of Russian troops into Ukrainian territory. Gas prices in Europe reached record highs at the end of August.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. The Kovalchuki brothers (very close to Putin) can also receive part of the Yandex. We tell you why this hidden nationalization of assets is needed The ex-head of MegaFon, Ivan Tavrin, can acquire a share in the united company Yandex.Taxi and Uber, learned the Agency. A source of publication close to Yandex connects a possible deal with interest in the IT company businessman Yuri Kovalchuk.

Activist, politician, and academic Yulia Galyamina was fired from her position as professor in the Department of the Theory and Practice of Media Communications at the Institute of Social Sciences of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), after new provisions to the law on “foreign agents” took effect. Galyamina posted her dismissal notice on Facebook.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on measures responding to a recently adopted price cap on Russian oil. The decree prohibits supplying oil to companies and individuals if the sale is governed by contracts that “directly or indirectly allow for the use of the price cap mechanism.” The ban on oil sales will take effect on February 1. The decree also provides for a ban on supplying petroleum products. The government must determine the appropriate date for that ban to take effect.

The consultant of the electronics store from the Urals set fire to the military enlistment office, served in a pre -trial detention center for six months, went under subscription and was able to flee from Russia. "Mediazona" told his story Page of Alexei Rozhkov in VKontakte In the city of Berezovsky, Sverdlovsk region, early in the morning of March 11, two and a half weeks after the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the military enlistment office caught fire.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on measures in response to the introduction of a ceiling on prices for Russian oil. The decree prohibits the supply of oil to companies and individuals if the relevant contracts "directly or indirectly provide for the use of a price cap mechanism." The ban on oil supplies comes into force on February 1. The decree also provides for a ban on the supply of petroleum products - but the government must determine the appropriate date.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation found Megafon guilty of violating antimonopoly laws due to tariff increases. MegaFon, according to the FAS report on the results of the corresponding check, in May increased the prices for communication services for more than 16.5 million subscribers by an average of 12%. The Office considered that these actions were not economically justified.