Near Gostiny Dvor in St. Petersburg, police detained activist Christina Ramirez Johnson, who went out into the street with a poster in support of politician Alexei Navalny. this to The girl herself reported OVD-Info. Johnson stood in a single picket with a banner “Aleksey fought for our rights. And we will silently watch how he is transferred to a torture colony? Freedom to Navalny" According to human rights activists, the lawyer is in a paddy wagon with the lights off.

The German government plans to provide Gazprom's former foreign subsidiary, Gazprom Germania, with a loan from the German state banking group KfW, . Spiegel writes The exact amount of assistance is unknown. Spiegel writes, citing sources, that we can talk about the amount of nine to ten billion euros. Earlier, the Welt am Sonntag newspaper wrote that Russian sanctions against Gazprom Germania could cost German consumers and taxpayers about five billion euros a year.

Russian and Belarusian tennis players will be able to play at the US Open in a neutral status. This was stated in the press service of the tournament. “We understand that every organization has had to deal with unique circumstances that affect their decisions. Based on its own circumstances, the USTA will allow all eligible players, regardless of nationality, to compete in the 2022 US Open,” the US Open said in a statement.

Russian gas giant Gazprom has announced a 40% reduction in natural gas deliveries to Germany via the Nord Stream pipeline, the company’s PR office reports. Gazprom blames the German engineering giant Siemens for failing to restore key turbines “on time”. “Due to the fact that Siemens failed to repair the turbines on time, as well as their worn-out state and technical malfunction, at present, only three gas compressor units can be used at our booster station,” reads the company’s statement.

Gazprom will reduce gas supplies via the Nord Stream pipeline, which runs from Russia to Germany, by about 40%, to 100 million cubic meters per day (with a planned volume of 167 million cubic meters per day). This was reported by the press service of the company. Gazprom explained this by the fact that Siemens Energy delayed the return of gas compressor units (GCUs) from repair.

The online education service "Yandex.Practicum" checks the data of users who are in the public domain. about this RBC writes with reference to a representative of the company's press service. “We are conducting an internal investigation and checking the relevance of the data. No payment data or user passwords have been compromised,” he said. The data leak was previously reported by the telegram channel "Information Leaks". According to him, there are 300 thousand lines in the database.

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation called unacceptable the unilateral establishment of commissions by banks for servicing accounts and deposits. This is stated on the website of the Central Bank. “According to the regulator, the inclusion in the current agreements of bank accounts and deposits of provisions providing for a unilateral increase or establishment of remuneration for transactions, violates the rights of consumers.

NGE correspondent experienced how the police recognition system of persons in the Moscow Metro works On June 12, more than 40 people were detained in the Moscow metro. Among them were journalists, human rights activists and activists, some police officers reported that they have orientation due to an anti-war promotion that allegedly prepared on Russia's Day. As it turned out, the security forces found the people they needed using a person recognition system in the Moscow metro.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has imposed personal sanctions upon 49 UK nationals in response to the “anti-Russian actions of the British government,” according to the agency’s website. The list includes 29 British journalists and 20 individuals “linked with the country’s defence industry.” They are banned from entering Russia.

The site of the online publication "Nimage" was blocked. This is reported by the publication itself , as well as the Roskomsvoboda project . The site is not yet listed in the registry of Roskomnadzor (RKN), but the editors of Nyestka tend to believe that this is a blocking, and not a technical failure. The site does not open specifically in Russia, but continues to work with a VPN.

The Russian Ministry of Finance has classified part of the data on expenditures under federal budget items. About this, according to RIA Novosti, the press service of the department.

Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, at least 4,432 civilians have died and at least 5,499 have been injured. This is reported by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. According to him, among the dead - 1693 men, 1138 women, 103 girls and 106 boys. The sex of another 68 dead children and 1324 adults could not be established.

The State Duma, Russia’s lower house of the parliament, has passed a bill introducing criminal liability for cooperating with foreign security agencies in a first reading, according to the parliament’s website. A punishment of up to eight years in prison or a fine of 1 million rubles (€16,600) is implied for cooperating with foreign security agencies or any other foreign or international organisations without informing the authorities.

The Foreign Office imposed personal sanctions against 49 British citizens in response to the "anti-Russian actions of the government" of the United Kingdom. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As part of the new sanctions, 29 British journalists and another 20 citizens "connected with the defense industry" are now banned from entering Russia.

The State Duma in the first reading adopted a bill providing for imprisonment for up to eight years for cooperation with foreign intelligence services. This is stated on the website of the lower house of the Russian parliament. To introduce the relevant norm into the legislation, it is proposed to add Article 275.1 to the Criminal Code. For cooperation with foreign intelligence agencies, it is also proposed to introduce a fine of up to 1 million rubles.