The Yaroslavl diocese forbade Priest Alexander Parfenov, who signed a letter in defense of the defendants in the "Moscow case," to serve. The ban was introduced for five years, he told Novaya Gazeta. The formal reason for the removal was the transfer of rural church archives collected by Father Alexander to the Rostov State Museum-Reserve. The priest believes that they will be safer there, but the diocesan authorities demanded that the documents be handed over to them.

Baza journalist Anna Nikitina, who was hit during a search of the house of Yevgeny Manyurov, who opened fire near the FSB building on Lubyanka, appealed to the Russian Prosecutor General's Office with a complaint about the inaction of the investigators. this The publication itself reports .

In Moscow, law enforcement officials began to conduct a search at the headquarters of the branch of the unregistered Other Russia party. This is stated in the twitter of the organization. At the time of the searches, there were four people in the bunker, where meetings of party members usually take place: Olga Shalina, Mikhail Aksel, Andrei Morar and another minor. The sailor was detained and taken to the police station, and the rest were released.

In the city of Satka, the Chelyabinsk region, an explosion of a gas gas station occurred. This is reported on social networks by residents of the city. As one of the liquidators of the consequences of the emergency told Portal 74.ru, the explosion occurred as a result of a break in the hose during refueling the car. At the same time, there is no official information about what happened.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested Georgy Chernyshev for two months, who is suspected of plotting terrorist attacks during the New Year holidays in the northern capital. This was reported in the joint press service of the courts of St. Petersburg. Chernyshev was accused of participating in a terrorist organization (Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code).

Farewell to 2010. Or have they not ended yet? Participants in the Club of Military Historical Reconstruction in the Murmansk region. Photo: RIA Novosti The second decade of our century and millennia is coming to an end, and it is time to think about its meaning, about the results. It seems to me that the best definition of the current era, at least since 2012, is the era of “historical reconstruction”.

Kyiv and Gazprom have signed an amicable agreement to settle the claims of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine against the Russian company for $7.4 billion. This was written by Deputy Minister of Justice of Ukraine Ivan Leshchina. “I cannot disclose the details of the deal, because it is confidential,” he said, adding that Russia withdraws its demands, and Ukraine does not violate the right not to conclude settlement agreements in investment arbitration.

20 years ago, Sweden announced the purchase of sex with a crime. What happened since then? Reporting Nikita Girina Illustration: Natalia Yamshchikova for Novaya Gazeta Sweden is the first country in the world that has proclaimed at the state level: prostitution is an extreme form of discrimination of women, the body and personality cannot be a product, it is almost always unwanted economic choice, and if you think better - the lack of choice.

The police prevented opponents of the construction of a waste incineration plant near Kazan from setting up a tent camp on the site of the previous one, which was dispersed in mid-December. It is reported by "Evening Kazan". Activist Vera Kerpel clarified that the new camp was planned in the form of an environmental monitoring station, for which the NGO Princip bought a trailer and issued all the necessary documents. “But the police officers illegally prevented the unloading of the trailer.

The Meshchansky Court decided to consider the criminal case of the former chief accountant of the Seventh Studio, Nina Maslyayeva, in a general manner, despite the fact that she made a deal with the investigation. It is reported by MBH Media. According to the judge, Maslyayeva did not fulfill all the conditions of the deal with the investigation, therefore, on January 13, hearings will begin with the study of all evidence.

In the Ingush city of Sunzha, one person was killed in a shootout between representatives of two teips, and six more were injured. This was reported on the website of the regional Investigative Committee. The department opened a criminal case on murder (part 1 of article 105 of the Criminal Code), illegal trafficking in weapons by a group of persons by prior agreement (part 2 of article 222 of the Criminal Code) and attempted murder (part 3 of article 30, pp.

2010s led to the impoverishment of the people and the enrichment of the authorities Photo: RIA Novosti Illustration: Peter Sarukhanov / "New" It’s even early to summarize the results of the decade-in accordance with the rules of the chronology “Tenths” will end with 2020, and not from 2019. But in Russia they love round numbers, and therefore such results can be summed up now. From the point of view of the people and the boss, these results look different.

A serviceman accused of hazing in a unit in Transbaikalia, where Private Ramil Shamsutdinov opened fire and killed eight people, pleaded guilty. This was reported to Interfax by Shamsutdinov's lawyer Ruslan Nagiyev. The defense lawyer explained that the accused requested a special procedure for the consideration of the case, which provides for an admission of guilt. Nagiyev also said that the trial in the case will begin in January, the first hearing has already been scheduled.

Dozens of state institutions of the Khabarovsk Territory on the morning of December 30 received reports of a bomb planted on their territory, a Novaya correspondent reports. In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, 20 kindergartens, 7 post offices and the Main Post Office received reports of mining. In Khabarovsk, "telephone terrorists" "attacked" about 20 administrative buildings, as well as about 10 healthcare institutions, including the Railway Hospital.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Murmansk Jehovah's Witnesses (an organization banned in Russia) for organizing extremist activities (Part 1, Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). The FSB conducted searches at five addresses where believers gathered.