US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for the release of politician Alexei Navalny, who was sentenced by the Moscow City Court to 19 years in a special regime colony in the case of creating an “extremist community.” about this He wrote on Twitter. “The United States strongly condemns Russia's conviction of opposition leader Alexei Navalny on politically motivated charges. The Kremlin cannot suppress the truth. Navalny must be released,” the US Secretary of State said in a statement.

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, in an evening address to the citizens of the country, thanked the Security Service of Ukraine for “bringing the war back to the aggressor state.” The appeal was published on the president’s telegram channel. Zelensky said in it that a regular meeting of the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine took place.

American actor Mark Margolis died at the age of 83. About this, as the Hollywood Reporter writes , said Morgan Margolis, his son, actor and general director of Knitting Factory Entertainment. Mark Margolis died on Thursday in the Mount Sinai hospital in New York after a short illness The actor is known for the role of the drug dealer Hector Salamanca in the series “All Great” and “Better call the salt”. For her, the actor was nominated for the Emmy Award in 2012.

Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell on behalf of the European Union has resolutely condemned the ruling made earlier today by the Moscow City Court to sentence Russian politician Alexey Navalny for 19 more years in prison, the statement is published on the website of the EU’s mission to Russia.

Five ways to talk about disaster with the language of the scene The play "Wii" on the stage of Thalia Theater in Hamburg. Photo: Fabian Hammerl/Thalia Theater The theater in Russia is traditionally considered the appendage of the state culture machine. This machine is now mobilized for war - and, in particular, to propagate this war. Many of the famous theater figures in Russia are either silent about aggression, or directly or indirectly speak out in its support.

He is the 16th person detained on suspicion of being involved in Russia’s spy network Belarusian national Mikhail A. has been arrested in Poland on charges of spying for Russia. He is the 16th person detained on suspicion of being a member of Russia’s spy network in the country, Polish Interior Ministry Mariusz Kamiński reported . “The Polish Internal Security Agency has detained another person, the sixteenth already, who is suspected of being a part of Russia’s spy network.

EU High Representative Josep Borrell, on behalf of the European Union, strongly condemned today's decision of the Moscow City Court in the case of politician Alexei Navalny, sentenced to 19 years in a special regime colony. His statement was published on the website of the official EU representation in Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed laws on criminal liability and fines for cooperation with a foreign non-profit or non-governmental organization that does not have legal status in Russia. For participation in the activities of such organizations, Russian citizens will be fined in the amount of 3 to 5 thousand rubles, for officials - from 20 to 50 thousand, for legal entities - from 50 to 100 thousand. Foreign citizens will also be able to be expelled from the Russian Federation.

He became the 16th person detained on suspicion of belonging to a Russian spy network. In Poland, Belarusian citizen Mikhail A. was arrested in the case of espionage for the Russian Federation. He became the 16th person detained on suspicion of belonging to a Russian spy network. This was announced by the country's Minister of Internal Affairs Mariusz Kaminski.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky on how to survive a prison sentence that only seems to grow longer Mikhail Khodorkovsky during the Yukos court hearing, July 2004. Photo: Oleg Nikishin / Getty Images On 4 August, a Moscow court found Russian politician Alexey Navalny guilty of multiple charges of extremism and reportedly handed him an additional 19-year sentence to be served after the nine-year sentence he is currently serving is over.

The state prosecution wanted 20 years behind bars for the politician A Moscow court has sentenced jailed opposition politician Alexey Navalny to 19 further years in prison after finding him guilty of establishing an “extremist community”. UPDATE Navalny has confirmed he has received 19 years in prison on extremism-related charges.

His colleague Daniel Kholodny received 8 years in colony The Moscow City Court sentenced the opposition to Alexei Navalny in the case of the creation of an “extremist community”. Politics sentenced to 19 years in a colony of special regime. The state prosecution requested for Navalny 20 years in prison. “The figure does not matter. I perfectly understand that, like many political prisoners, I am sitting a life sentence. Where life is measured by my life or life of this regime.

From mayoral candidate to Russia’s premiere political prisoner. A photo gallery On 4 August, the Moscow City Court is expected to sentence Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny on extremism charges. The prosecution has requested a 20-year sentence in one of the most restrictive types of prison. There is no doubt that the court will find Navalny guilty: he is a personal enemy of the Russian authorities and Vladimir Putin himself.

Vladimir Sergienko, described on Russian television as a German political scientist, was a mediator between the Kremlin and the far-right German party Alternative for Germany (AfD), which filed a lawsuit against arms supplies to Ukraine. learned about this Journalists from The Insider and Der Spiegel from Sergienko’s hacked correspondence.

Russian soldiers returning from Ukraine have been implicated in the murders of at least 17 people since the beginning of the year. this . reports The Agency Among the men whom investigative authorities have charged with murder are at least six members of the Wagner PMC. It is also known about one contract soldier and one volunteer who became involved in murder cases. So, two days ago, a court in Karelia sent two men to a pre-trial detention center on suspicion of six murders.