Russian patients with cystic fibrosis have complained that since March they have not been able to receive the drug Pulmozyme (dornase alfa), which is included in the federal program for 12 rare diseases. This was reported by “Takiye Dela” with reference to the president of the charitable foundation for the development of social projects “Don’t be late” Irina Tortunova. Torunova, citing Pharmtsandart, the supplier of Pulmozima, said that the drug is expected to arrive only in August.

The National Security Council of Ukraine imposed sanctions against the CEO of the Russian state corporation Rostec Sergey Chemezov. this President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on his Telegram channel. In addition, Ukraine has imposed personal sanctions against Mikhail Shelkov, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation, Ukrainian businessman Dmitry Firtash, and Russian and Ukrainian businessman Pavel Fuks.

The municipal deputy of the Tverskoy district of Moscow, Ketevan Kharaidze, who in May announced her intention to run for the State Duma, was detained on a case of fraud (part 4 of article 159 of the Criminal Code). This was told to Novaya Gazeta by the head of her campaign headquarters, Ekaterina Uspenskaya.

* On the night of June 17-18, the security forces detained the municipal deputy of the Tverskoy district of Moscow, Ketevan Kharaidze, who was going to run for the State Duma. Prior to that, her apartment was searched: her phone, computer and two five-thousandth bills from her coat were confiscated. According to Kharaidze, she did not put that amount of money there.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow arrested Konstantin Korishchenko, former deputy chairman of the Central Bank and head of the RANEPA department, for two months in a case of embezzlement on an especially large scale (Article 160 of the Criminal Code). It is reported by RIA Novosti.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg sent Maxim Reznik under house arrest until August 16 of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts. Reznik was charged under an article on drug trafficking (part 1 of article 228 of the Criminal Code), he did not plead guilty. Maxim Reznik / Photo: United press service of the courts of St.

The operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus infection announced the resumption of air traffic between Russia and nine other countries. According to TASS, this was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova. From June 22, Russia will resume flights with Turkey, from June 28 - with the United States, Cyprus, North Macedonia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Jordan, Ireland and Italy.

The bodies of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic did not carry out any investigative actions against Roman Protasevich, ex-chief editor of the NEXTA telegram channel, detained in Minsk. The information was confirmed to Novaya Gazeta by his lawyer. According to the lawyer, who is also quoted by Sputnik Belarus, no investigative actions have been carried out with Protasevich lately, he did not participate in interrogations, including via video link.

The Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg fined a local resident 45,000 rubles for kicking a policeman during a protest action in support of politician Alexei Navalny (Part 1, Article 318 of the Criminal Code). about it . writes Znak.com According to the publication, the 24-year-old resident of Yekaterinburg is the son of a member of the United Russia party. During the court session, the young man confirmed the testimony of the victim, apologized and repented.

During rafting on the Kuban River in Karachay-Cherkessia, two catamarans capsized with 14 people on board. The head of the republic, Rashid Temrezov, spoke about this on his Instagram. According to Tempezov, a group of tourists went on a hike on their own, without registering with the Ministry of Emergency Situations. As a result of the incident, two people died, clarifies TASS . The rest of the tourists were taken to the Karachaevsk hospital for examination.

In Moscow, physics teacher Sergei Sergeev was fired from the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center (SSC) of Moscow State University after the publication of the investigation of the "Project" about his harassment of students. the publication about this .

The Human Rights Center "Memorial"* recognized the former executive director of "Open Russia"** Andrei Pivovarov as a political prisoner. This is stated on the website of the organization. “We believe that he is being persecuted because of his political opinions, and the imprisonment was applied to him in violation of the right to a fair trial. We demand the immediate release of Andrei Pivovarov and the closing of his criminal case,” - said in the "Memorial".

At midnight, a few hours before the opening, the festival "Wild Mint", one of the largest musical festivals of the country Photo: Alexander Ryumin / TASS Do not rush to say: "Well, what do you do, an extreme situation." The point is not the very fact of the cancellation, but how exactly this happened. What - you can understand. How - behind the facet of ethics and common sense.

In Moscow, 89.3% of patients with coronavirus fell ill with the Indian strain, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in an interview with Channel One. “The latest data that we received is that 89.3% of those who fell ill with a mutated coronavirus, the so-called Delta, is an Indian strain. And it turned out to be more aggressive, which spreads faster," Sobyanin said. According to him, to protect against a new variant of the coronavirus, the level of antibodies should be twice as high as from Wuhan.

In Russia, new epidemiological restrictions are introduced, and Israel cancels the latter. What is the secret of his success? Israel removes restrictions in public spaces, but the fines during quarantine were serious. Photo: Odeed Balilty AP / TASS In Israel, little reminds of the pandemic of coronavirus. On the streets here and there there are still people in protective masks, but few. As a rule, these are those few who have not vaccinated. Mostly for medical reasons.