The Odessa District Court of the Omsk Region sentenced to one and a half years a conditionally 70-year-old Anastasia Gordienko for anti-war comments in Odnoklassniki. It is reported by the OVD-Info. Gordienko was found guilty of re -“discrediting the army” (part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). She was assigned a two -year trial period and for three years forbidden to administer sites on the Internet.

The Georgian government decided to erect a new monument to Tsar Kartli-Chinese Kingdom of Irakli II Bagration, who concluded the "St. George Trud" on the transition of the country under the protectorate of Russia. According to Radio Liberty, the initiator of this was the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobahidze.

Lawcoster pilots “Victory” complain that the airline requires them to fly with a minimum amount of fuel, thus reducing the level of security in favor of economic indicators.

Why Russian officials aren’t losing sleep over Telegram founder Pavel Durov’s arrest Chris Ratcliffe / Bloomberg / Getty Images The Russian authorities were hardly fazed by the arrest on Saturday of Telegram founder Pavel Durov, whom French investigators say is being questioned in connection with charges including complicity in money laundering, drug trafficking, and child pornography distribution.

In the Saratov region, a car registered with the former State Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Communist Party of the Communist Party Valery Rashkin got into an accident, knocking down an elk. This was reported by TASS with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. “It was on this car that the ex-deputy in 2021 transported the cut carcass of an elk,” the agency’s interlocutor said. According to BAZA, the formal owner of the car is not Rashkin, but his son Andrei.

The Moscow City Court canceled the resolution of the commission on minors on administrative punishment of a resident of Moscow Alexandra K., who issued a warning for “improper performance of parental duties” after the ex -husband beat her in front of the children. According to the Consortium of Women's Non -governmental Associations, Alexander was subjected to domestic violence by her ex -husband Andrei, who had previously worked in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The journalist and laureate of the Nobel Prize of the World Dmitry Muratov wrote a letter to the head of the International Red Cross, Miryan Spolyarich Egger with a request to intervene in the fate of Alexei Gorinov, convicted of the "fakes" about the army. It is reported by the New Gazeta. According to the publication, now 63-year-old Gorinov is tortured in the colony: “He does not have a mattress and blankets, hot water and a working toilet, books, letters and calls.

The Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that the republic needs laws governing cyberspace and cited Pavel Durov, who detained the French authorities who detained the founder of Telegram. “We need laws regulating cyberspace. All do this. Look at the French, they arrested this man and threatened him for 20 years in prison for violating their laws, ”Hameni said during a meeting with the cabinet of the new President of Iran Masudskin (quote for Reuters).

At the Airport of Atlantea in the United States as a result of an incident with the chassis of the Delta Air Lines aircraft, two people were killed. It is reported by the local WSB television channel. The incident occurred in the parking lot, where the planes underwent pre -flight checks. When the techniques tried to replace the tire at the chassis, she burst. Two people died, another was injured. The causes of the incident are unclear. The type of liner in the WSB message is not specified.

She lost only Rosneft and Gazprom on profit - and then disappeared. The main thing from the investigation RTVI RTVI journalists issued an investigation about the unknown company Banknot LLC, which, according to the results of 2023, reported on the revenue of 3.7 trillion rubles and net profit of 3.4 trillion rubles. According to these indicators, it entered the top three largest companies in Russia, ahead of Lukoil, Sber, Wildberries and losing only to Rosneft and Gazprom.

Chris Ratcliffe / Bloomberg / Getty Images The founder of Telegram and Vkontakte, Pavel Durov, after his departure from Russia in 2014, came to the Russian Federation more than 50 times. This was found out by the “important stories” that studied the FSB database on the crossing of the Russian border, which has leaked to the network. Durov in 2014 sold a share in VKontakte (subsequently the entrepreneur hinted that he had done this forcedly) and left the country, saying: “There was no way back.

The Israeli defense army announced the salvation of one of the hostages stolen by Hamas on October 7, 2023. 52-year-old Farhan al-Kadi was released during the joint operation of the IDF and the general security service of Israel (Shabak) in one of the tunnels in the south of the Gaza sector. Other details of the operation, which, as reported in the IDF, was “complex”, are not given.

The first to know about this is Ilon Musk STEPHANE de Sakutin / AFP / Scanpix / Leta building of the National Antifrod-Office (Onaf) in Ivri-Sure-Sen, the southern suburb of Paris, where Pavel Durov is detained The day after the French media reported the detention of Pavel Durov, the only (so far) public commentary on this topic was given to Telegram.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service opened cases against MTS, Megafon and Beeline due to the fact that mobile operators did not cancel an additional fee for subscribers located in the Crimea. In early July, the FAS issued a warning to mobile operators about the abolition of an additional fee, which is charged in excess of the subscriber when being in the Crimea. However, the operators ignored this warning.

The general director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossy said after a visit to the Kursk nuclear power plant in the city of Kurchatov, Kursk region that "there was now a danger of a nuclear incident." He said this at a press conference on August 27, writes Interfax.