49-year-old Andrei Bykov was captured in Ukraine, ended up on the exchange list and returned to his village A former prisoner and participant in the war in Ukraine as part of the Storm Z detachment, who returned from Ukrainian captivity in the spring of 2024, is accused of murdering a 12-year-old girl, whose body was found in a well in the city of Topki on June 19. Volunteers and police searched for her for more than a day.

A criminal case was opened against their acquaintances for failing to report an impending terrorist attack. The Pacific Fleet Military Court found 21-year-old Ekaterina Gazieva and 36-year-old Sergei Malyuchenko guilty of “terrorist attack”, sentencing them to 12.6 years and 13 years in prison, respectively. The indictment stated that the “terrorist attack” was carried out by a group of people by prior conspiracy, MagadanMedia news agency reported.

1,388 children were injured of varying severity, nine children were injured in the last three days alone 1,939 children suffered in Ukraine as a result of Russia’s full-scale armed aggression, the country’s Prosecutor General’s Office reported. According to official information from juvenile prosecutors, 551 children died and 1,388 were injured of varying degrees of severity.

The number of election commissions is being sharply reduced, and the practice of “hemp” voting has been revived in 8 regions; there was information about the abolition of offline voting in Moscow, but it was denied On June 18, reports appeared that the Central Election Commission supported the request of the Moscow City Election Commission to leave only electronic voting for the September elections.

Changing the top of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Putin demonstrates a desperate desire to end the war - says Evgenia Albats* Vladimir Putin and former Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu. Archive photo (kremlin.ru) Putin fired several deputies of the previous Minister of Defense and appointed new ones in their place, including his niece Anna Tsivilev and the son of the former prime minister - Pavel Fradkov.

According to the FSB, they can allegedly also engage in sabotage activities The FSB conducted at least four searches last week in the case of 18-year-old anti-fascist Yuri Mikheev, accused of preparing to set fire to military equipment, the Solidarity Zone project reports. FSB officers came to the addresses of Mikheev’s acquaintances, where they conducted an “inspection of residential premises”; some were then taken away for an “interrogation” as witnesses in the case.

This is 10 times more than the residents of Udmurtia died in the Afghan war The Udmurtia Against Corruption channel reported that since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 832 military personnel of the republic have been killed in the combat zone. Losses can be much greater, since only names from open sources that are fully confirmed are included in the search.

A bill allowing the police to expel foreigners without trial passed the first reading in the State Duma Since the beginning of this year, more than 30,000 foreign citizens have been expelled from Russia, said Russian Interior Ministry spokeswoman Irina Volk. “In total, over 30,000 foreign citizens have been expelled from the country since the beginning of the year, which is almost twice as many as a year earlier. The police blocked the entry of 100,000 foreigners.

The reason was that he held his hands behind his back for several seconds Politician Vladimir Kara-Murza, serving a 25-year sentence in maximum security IK-6 in the Omsk region for “treason,” was placed in a PKT (cell-type room) for a period of 6 months by decision of the colony administration, his former lawyer Vadim Prokhorov reported on his page on Facebook**.

He is accused of transferring 20 thousand rubles to “Azov”*, Klyuka himself says that he transferred money to his brother in Lugansk The 2nd Western District Military Court rendered a verdict in the case of Daniil Klyuka, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison on charges of “high treason” and “assistance in terrorist activities,” his support group reported.

In May alone, military courts received 929 criminal cases for unauthorized abandonment of a unit, refusal to carry out orders, and desertion. Since 2022, Russian military courts have received 10,025 criminal cases of refusal to serve; information about criminal cases on the websites of military courts as of June 15 was collected by Mediazona*. There are 10,085 people accused in these cases, 8,594 of whom have already been sentenced.

Among them is investigator Varapaev, who did not give the body of the politician to his mother. Canada added 13 individuals to its sanctions list who participated “in gross and systematic violations of human rights in Russia.” As stated on the Canadian government's website, these are high-ranking officials or senior employees of Russian investigative agencies, the prison service and political forces involved in the abuse and death of Alexei Navalny.

In April, the Supreme Court sent the case for a new trial to the appellate court The First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction in Moscow upheld the verdict of Valery Golubkin, a professor at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Aerohydromechanics at MIPT, reports the First Department project*. Valery Golubkin, an employee of the Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute, was arrested in April 2021.