The Main Directorate of the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case under the article on a terrorist act (Article 205 of the Criminal Code) in connection with the "attempt of the Kiev regime to strike" with drones at the Kremlin residence of the President, according to the department's telegram channel . “Two unmanned aerial vehicles were aimed at the Kremlin.

According to the results of the fourth quarter of 2022, the share of mortgage loans issued for a period of 30 years amounted to 40%. This is reported in the report of the Central Bank. According to the regulator, a year earlier the share of such loans did not exceed 20%. “The spread of extremely long loans can carry risks,” the Bank of Russia said in a press release.

About two hundred people were arrested Immediately in eight European countries, on May 3, a large -scale police operation against the Italian Mafia of NDrande conducted, according to ANSA. As part of the operation, which was called "Eureka", law enforcement officers conducted about 150 searches. More than a thousand German and three thousand Italian police officers participated in them.

Alexey Moskalyov, a man who was sentenced to two years in prison for “discrediting” the Russian military and escaped house arrest just before the verdict, has been found in a jail in Smolensk, OVD-Info cites the man’s lawyer who got to see his client. Moskalyov’s whereabouts were unknown since early May when he was caught in Belarus after fleeing house arrest and extradited to Russia 10 days later.

Police in Yerevan have detained a teenager, Yaroslav Inozemtsev, accused in Russia of “preparing an attack” on a school. reports SOTA . A denunciation of the whereabouts of 17-year-old Inozemtsev was written by his father, who is seeking the return of his wife to him. According to the publication, citing Inozemtsev's mother, on the advice of the lawyer of the Armenian Helsinki Group, he wrote an application for political asylum.

The Russian attack on Ukraine’s Kherson region killed 16 people on 3 May. 22 people were injured, the Ukrainian Office of Prosecutor General reports . The district prosecutor has initiated a pretrial investigation on violating the laws and customs of warfare and wilful murder. UPDATE Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said in a statement that 21 people were killed and 48 were injured in Russia’s strike on the Kherson region.

The first versions in the special allowance of the podcast "What is new?" Two drones attacked the Kremlin last night. The presidential administration reported that Putin was not injured. In a special issue of the podcast "What's new?" We talked with a military expert and regular author of Novaya Gazeta Europe George Alexandrov. What is known about the attack of drones on the Kremlin? How do drones change the course of war? How effective are such attacks and other recent diversions in Russia?

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case to justify terrorism (part 2 of article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) against actor Alexei Panin, who now lives in Spain, RIA Novosti reports citing a source. The reason for the criminal prosecution was the actor's statements "justifying the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge." According to Mash, we are talking about a post on Panin's Telegram channel, which he wrote on the day of the explosion.

Alexey Moskalev, sentenced to two years in prison in the case of “discrediting” the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and escaped before the verdict, is in a pre-trial detention center in Smolensk. This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to lawyer Moskvalev, who met with his client. Nothing has been known about Moskalev's whereabouts since early April, when he was caught in Belarus after escaping from house arrest, and 10 days later he was reported to be extradited to Russia.

As a result of the Russian attack on Kherson and the Kherson region, 16 people died on May 3, 22 were injured, the office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine said . The district prosecutor's office began a pre -trial investigation under an article on violation of the laws and customs of war, combined with intentional murder (part 2 of article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).

The world court of the Kasimov district of the Ryazan region sentenced to eight months the restriction of the freedom of documentary director Sergei Yerzhenkov and activist Sergei Skoreev in the case of vandalism (part 2 of article 214 of the Criminal Code), Sota reports . According to the court decision, Erzhenkov and Skoreev cannot leave Kasimov and change their place of residence within eight months.

The Putin administration is attacked by drones - the blow fell into the very center of Moscow. Is this part of a large psychological war or a conscious provocation? Photo: Reuters/Evgenia novozhenina A few days ago, a video appeared on the Web, filmed, apparently, from the Ukrainian drone flying over the Kremlin. Your humble servant then suggested that the only reasonable reason for its appearance is a psychological operation directed personally against Putin.

The 36-year-old Muscovite Inna Olenich, detained in October last year due to criticism of war in Ukraine, broke their face and knocked out their teeth in the police department. This was reported by the "team against torture." According to human rights activists, the detention occurred in the courtyard of the residential complex in Moscow, when Olenich and his friend went to the store. According to them, at that moment they were intoxicated and loudly discussed the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of negligence (Article 293 of the Criminal Code) against the headmistress of special school No. 124 in Yekaterinburg, Natalya Poddubnaya, whose students are suspected of sexualized violence. This is reported by E1.ru , Vecherniye Vedomosti and Kommersant , citing sources.

How Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank is (not) leaving Russia after a year of war Illustration: Alisa Krasnikova After a year of war in Ukraine, Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) AG has announced its gradual withdrawal from Russia. The news came in late March at a shareholders’ meeting where Raiffeisen CEO Johann Strobl announced that the company was considering either selling its subsidiary bank in Russia or withdrawing this asset from the group.