After the Central Election Commission of Belarus refused to register Viktor Babariko and Valery Tsepkalo in the presidential elections, a line of those wishing to file a complaint against this decision lined up at the CEC. According to TUT.BY , several hundred people are standing in line. At least one person was detained by the police.

Türkiye and Russia have agreed to resume flights from July 15. This was stated by the Turkish Ministry of Transport, Anadolu agency reports .

Khabarovsk began what will soon flare up throughout the country: spontaneous dissatisfaction with poverty and lack of rights in the regions. Khabarovsk showed the whole country the real level of trust in the current government In the Khabarovsk Territory, mass peaceful rallies do not subside. In a matter of days, the region became Russia's main protest point. Lawlessness and poverty made themselves felt.

A support group for the defendants in the New Greatness case announced a rally near the FSB building in Moscow, it will take place in the form of a picket queue. On July 14, the prosecution requested the defendants in the New Greatness case up to 7.5 years in prison. They were considered the organizers of an extremist community. “The deadlines requested by the prosecutor are not just excessive, but unfair and disgusting.

Protocols on administrative violations were drawn up by the Minsk police for 115 participants of the protest action held on July 14. “In relation to 115 citizens who actively participated in an unauthorized mass event, disobeyed the lawful demands of law enforcement officers, administrative protocols have now been drawn up for violating the law on mass events, as well as disobeying the lawful demands of law enforcement officers.

Nikolai Mistryukov, on whose testimony the accusation against Sergei Furgal is based, was diagnosed with cancer, he is losing his sight, but he is not given medicines or painkillers in the pre-trial detention center, says PMC member Eva Merkacheva Nikolai Mistryukov is the same one who is on the same case with the governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Furgal, and on whose testimony the prosecution is based. Yes, yes, we finally managed to see Mistryukov.

There is no chance that Lukashenka will regain his popularity - and he will not have to keep people in prison and beat passers-by - there is no chance of this Terrible videos from Minsk. The police beat up children and youth to protect a dictator who has gone mad. There is no point in this - Lukashenka remained in prison for a year, or five - this year or five years will consist of imprisonment (several presidential candidates are in prison) and beatings in the streets.

Rostec and the Federal Penitentiary Service have requested 5.8 billion rubles from the state for the digitalization of the penitentiary system.

An independent examination proved that Yuri Dmitriev was stipulated. Whether this will take into account the court, it will be found out on July 22, when the sentence will be announced.

Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov filed a lawsuit for five million rubles against five ex-police officers arrested in connection with his case. According to the publication , Golunov demands that the former employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs return the income they received while working in the drug control department. In his opinion, the police "only created the appearance" of the fight against drugs. If the lawsuit is satisfied, Golunov will donate the money to charity.

Arrested on charges of organizing the murders, the governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal, told members of the Public Monitoring Commission that he was pressured to resign. about this . Interfax PMC member Eva Merkacheva told “During the meeting, one of the members of the commission asked if he was pressured to leave his post, to which Furgal managed to answer that they did not exert such pressure in the pre-trial detention center, but they demanded it elsewhere,” Merkacheva said.

In Minsk, after mass protests caused by the refusal to register a number of candidates for the presidential elections, a criminal case was opened on the fact of organizing and participating in violation of public order. As reported in the Investigative Committee of Belarus, the case was initiated under Art. 342 of the Criminal Code of the Republic, according to which the accused face up to three years in prison.

On the evening of July 14, people who were dissatisfied with the results of the registration of presidential candidates took to the streets of the cities of Belarus. Of the seven applicants, the CEC registered only five. Viktor Babariko and Valery Tsepkops did not receive candidates certificates. As TUT.BY reports, protests were held in Minsk, Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Mogilev. Mostly they took place in the center, but, for example, in Minsk, people gathered on the outskirts.

A court in Omsk placed 72-year-old disabled Vladimir Beskhlebny under house arrest on charges of organizing an extremist community. He denied the collapse of the USSR and was the chairman of the Omsk "executive committee of the Council of People's Deputies of the RSFSR", and the FSB officials claimed that he was preparing an "armed seizure of power", Novaya Gazeta writes . The homes of five of Beskhlebny's associates, as well as two Omsk offices of the movement, were searched.

The arrested governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal, does not know about the rallies in his support in the region - human rights activists were forbidden to tell him about it. “Furgal doesn’t know anything about the actions in Khabarovsk, his TV doesn’t work, we were forbidden to talk about it,” told TASS .