The main events of February 12 Maxim Ivankin in the courtroom, photo: "7x7" Maxim Ivankin in the courtroom, photo: "7x7" The defendant of the case of the “network” Maxim Ivankin was sentenced to 18 years in prison on charges of double murder near Ryazan. In total, he will stay in the colony for 24 years. The commercial director of Ksenia Sobchak Kirill Sukhanov was sentenced to 7.5 years in a colony in the extortion case. Two other defendants were given 7 years in prison.

Priests expelled from the Russian Orthodox Church for an anti -war position are united around a new project Former rector of the university temple of St. mts. Tatiana in Samara Archpriest Sergiy Rybakov, photo: mir-vsem.info The Patriarchate of Constantinople continues its mission to unite all expelled. In Lithuania, his jurisdiction was registered, and the “Mir all” project was created in Western Europe.

The former head of the regional branch of the Golos organization, Sergei Piskunov, was detained in the Altai Territory, the press service of the Yabloko party reports . According to Piskunov’s associates, he is a suspect in the case of organizing an “extremist community” (Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Today the man was supposed to be taken to the Rubtsovsky City Court to choose a preventive measure.

A bill has been introduced to the State Duma that will allow foreign and international organizations whose founders or participants are government agencies of foreign states to be included in the list of “undesirable” organizations. This was announced by the Chairman of the Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption in the State Duma Vasily Piskarev.

"Novyevropa" understands how possible Terminal Starlink Armed Forces at the front in the Zaporizhzhya region, January 23, 2024. Photo: Andre Alves / Anadolu / Getty images Russian troops use at the front the terminals of Starlink, Ilona Mask, reported by Defense One, owned by the American Publishing House of Atlantic Media. Then the information was confirmed to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Photo: Boris Nadezhdin’s Telegram channel Photo: Boris Nadezhdin’s Telegram channel Liberal anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin has submitted two legal challenges to the Central Electoral Commission’s decision to reject his candidacy in March’s presidential elections to Russia’s Supreme Court, he announced on Telegram on Monday.

Writer Viktor Shenderovich - about why the events in Russia are late to wonder and what to do now Victor Shenderovich. Photo: Oleg Nikishin / Getty Images Presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin, most likely, will not be in the March Bulletin in Russia, although the whole country saw the queues of those who wanted to subscribe to the anti -war applicant. Meanwhile, people are fined and even in prisons are planted for yellow-blue sneakers and socks, because it is now in Russia-discrediting war.

In 2023, about 193.5 thousand teachers resigned from Russian schools, this is a record indicator since 2017. This was reported by "important stories" with reference to the data of the Ministry of Education. It is noted that in total about 1,347,000 school teachers work in Russia, while a little more than 14% of them quit 2023.

The authorities of the Astrakhan region are going to “finalize the issue of punishment” for feeding stray animals. This was stated by the deputy chairman of the regional government, Victoria Guryanova. The Rossiya 1 presenter noted during the report that the authorities of the Astrakhan region are considering introducing administrative penalties (fines) for feeding stray animals. Their size has not yet been specified.

How an alleged comment during a consultation led to unimaginable consequences for one Moscow doctor Illustration: Alisa Krasnikova for Novaya Gazeta Europe Nadezhda Buyanova, a 67-year-old Moscow paediatrician who was born in Ukraine and graduated from medical school in Lviv, had a criminal case opened against her and lost her job after a patient accused her in a video that quickly went viral of calling Russian soldiers a “legitimate Ukrainian target”.

The commercial director of Ksenia Sobchak’s Beware, Media, Kirill Sukhanov, was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison, the authors of the telegram channel “Tushite Lights” - Ariana Romanovsky and Tamerlan Bigaev - to seven. This is reported by SotaVision. They were found guilty of extorting (clause “b” of part 3 of Article 163 of the Criminal Code) money from the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov.

Journalist Ksenia Sobchak said that she would file a lawsuit against the NTV channel after the release of the films “Sobchak. Personally" and "Secrets of the Bloody Lady: What Israeli Citizen Ksenia Sobchak is Hiding" on television. this She reported on her Telegram channel. According to Sobchak, she is going to file a lawsuit for libel and protection of honor and dignity, as well as for using materials from her social networks without permission.

How masculine attitudes in Russia affect people, society and war Illustration: Alisa Krasnikova / "New Gazeta Europe" On January 20, the wives of the “Way home” mobilized from the movement came to the reception of Vladimir Putin to ask when the president signed a decree on demobilization. One of the employees came to women who answered this: “Dear girls, and we will not make it worse?

A Ryazan court sentenced Maxim Ivankin, a defendant in the “Network” case, who is accused of a double murder near Ryazan, to 18 years in prison. this . reports RIA Novosti The accused did not agree with any of the charges and stated that he testified under torture. He refused the last word. By combining the sentences with the Network case, he was sentenced to 24 years in prison.

Since the beginning of winter, three million Russians have suffered from housing accidents. Instead of repairing networks, the authorities transfer responsibility to citizens and business-the study of Novo-Europe Illustration: Anastasia Kshishtof / "New Gazeta Europe" Since the beginning of winter, reports about large -scale communal accidents have regularly appeared in the Russian media, which in frosts leave hundreds of thousands of people without heating, water or electricity.