The Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg announced the verdict against Vyacheslav Datsik, reports the joint press service of the city courts. Datsik was found guilty of battery, hooliganism and violation of the inviolability of a home with the use of violence. The court sentenced him to imprisonment for a period of 3 years and 6 months in a maximum security colony.

Our country has a future. But he will still have to compete for him, and this struggle will be difficult Let's summarize yesterday's vote. Here are a few thoughts that I want to share. The result of these "elections" will not affect our lives. It was a formal procedure - and Putin himself was completely formally treated. He ignored the debate, did not meet with voters and most of the campaign was simply silent.

How the UK answered the poisoning of the ex-employee of the GRU and what troubles still wait Photo: Flickr / René Who exactly and under what circumstances decided to kill a former GRU employee and British spy Sergei Skripal, we may never know. It seems that this “someone” was counting on the minimum reaction of the British authorities, similar to the one that followed the murder of Alexander Litvinenko. But everything turned out completely different.

Famous experts answered the New Times questions based on the results of the presidential campaign Photo: Lawlinks.ru What to expect from Vladimir Putin, who was re-elected for a new term, why millions voted for the status quo, are there nevertheless hopes for reforms, is it to expect a new round of twisting of nuts? The New Times, the president of the St.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he has no plans to carry out constitutional reform yet, RBC reports .

The Russian ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Ministry on March 20 over Russian allegations that Sweden could be the source of the toxic substance used in the attempted murder of former GRU officer Sergei Skripal, Reuters reported . Earlier, Moscow stated that the Novichok poisoning agent could have been produced in the USA, Great Britain, Slovakia, the Czech Republic or Sweden.

The opposition, with whom Putin refused to compete in the elections, answered the New Times questions about the main results of the campaign and expectations from the next Putin six -year -old Photo: Evgeny Feldman, project "This is Navalny" The outcome of the vote on March 18, after the withdrawal from the elections of Alexei Navalny, the main opponent of the current president, was obviously predetermined.

The famous Russian political scientist, Doctor of Political Sciences answered the New Times questions about the results of the “election without choice” and further steps of Putin after re -election Photo: alumni.mgimo.ru NT: *Why did millions of Russians voted again for Putin? * Lilia Shevtsova : Not at all because all of them approve of Vladimir Putin's activities as president and crave his endless rule.

During the election day, the hotline of the "Voice" movement received 4222 calls, 1526 messages were received on the "Map of Violations".

This week, the State Duma Commission on Deputy Ethics plans to study the complaints of journalists about sexual harassment by deputy Leonid Slutsky, RBC reports , citing the words of the head of the commission, Otari Arshba. Arshba stressed that "in accordance with the regulations on the commission, it is held behind closed doors." The meeting will take place no later than Thursday, March 22.

The most interesting thing was in these "elections" is a turnout, which was pulled by all means The most interesting thing was in these "elections" is a turnout. Which was pulled in all ways, the main one: mass coercion to vote. I thought it would be limited to factories and polykliners, but here I complained from the symphonic orchestra of one city near Moscow-this is the level. But it is obvious that the installation on the turnout (70% or not - these are already parts) - it was.

The Central Electoral Commission worked effectively in the 2018 campaign, but the work of lower election commissions raises questions, Michael Georg Link, member of the Bundestag and former director of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), said at a press conference. RBC .

Western observers and media criticized the elections in Russia as dishonest and not free, and European politicians are in no hurry to congratulate the re -elected president on the victory Photo: Pixabay / Michaelgaida "Return to the time of Brezhnev and Mao" “On March 18, the presidential election was held in an extremely controlled legal and political environment, marked by preserved pressure on critical opinions,” the preliminary report of international observers from the Parliamentary

The struggle for the turnout - this is exactly what became the main thing for which the Kremlin fought. Bottom line: the turnout turned out to be more than in 2012, but less than in the 2008 presidential election. And this despite the fact that the authorities used the whole arsenal of stirlings - from coercion to manipulations Photo: Alena Shtykina According to the latest data from the CEC, 67.46%took part in the elections. In the 2012 presidential election, the turnout was less, 65.34%.

If former GRU colonel Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned with a chemical warfare agent, “people would die on the spot,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said.