Schlettgauer's death certificate lists the cause of his death as “mechanical asphyxia.” A friend of the Russian’s family told the Mirror about this. The management of correctional colony No. 15 in Mogilev, where he was kept, did not say what exactly happened to Schlettgauer, the source claims. A record of asphyxia is often made during suicides, the Mirror notes. However, the publication’s interlocutor claims that Schlettgauer did not intend to do this.

Boxer Zhanibek Alimkhanuly Kazakh boxer Zhanibek Alimkhanuly continues to gain momentum in the world of boxing, becoming one of the most talked about athletes in the middle weight category. The holder of the WBO and IBF champion titles once again attracted attention with his resounding victory and an equally resounding statement on social networks.

A conversation with Sasha Skochilenko after her release and exchange - about generosity, life as a performance and the support of people, which does not allow a prisoner to be devoured in prison Artist Sasha Skochilenko is one of 16 prisoners released on August 1, 2024 from prisons and colonies as part of a large-scale exchange for Russians, among whom were spies, a killer, and intelligence officers serving in Western prisons.

Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said at a briefing that he was unaware of Vladimir Putin’s plans to congratulate Trump on his victory in the US elections: “Let’s not forget that we are talking about an unfriendly country, which is both directly and indirectly involved in ***** against our state,” the Kremlin speaker said .

The governor of the region, Sergei Melikov, announced the downing of a UAV over the Caspian Sea. He noted that there is an operational headquarters in Dagestan and called “not to post photos and video materials that could assist the enemies.” “I want to assure that all decisions will be made in a timely manner for the safety of the residents of the republic,” Melikov wrote.

The Ministry of Justice proposed to assign compulsory labor for violating the article on propaganda or display of Nazi and extremist symbols, Vedomosti writes , citing sources. Now Art. 20.3 of the Administrative Code presupposes a fine of 1-2 thousand rubles or administrative arrest for up to 15 days. The Ministry of Justice wants to add compulsory work for up to 100 hours. The government supported the project, a TASS source claims .

Autumn conscription, the ban on quadrobers and the case of Nadezhda Kevorkova How is the legal reality changing in Russia with the advent of the concept of “destructive ideology”? In this issue, lawyer Kaloy Akhilgov talks about new difficulties in the cases of political prisoners in modern Russia, about the case of Nadezhda Kevorkova, and why the case of the Ingush-Ossetian conflict remains relevant. Find out what consequences conscripts can expect.

Electoral journey of Pavel Palazhchenko to the USA. Scene Nine: MAGA November 5, 2024. New York. Trump supporters gathered near Trump Tower. Photo: AA / ABACA / Abaca / East News On the eve of the elections, almost all observers predicted that on the morning of November 6 it would be impossible to name the winner of the presidential race.

In St. Petersburg, political scientist and publicist Evgeny Bestuzhev was sentenced and released in the courtroom. This is the first suspended sentence under a political article Evgeny Bestuzhev. Photo: Alexey Dushutin / Novaya Gazeta Bestuzhev was kept in custody for two years and tried for a year and a half for “fakes” about the Russian army and discrediting it; on November 5 he was released in the courtroom. The prosecutor's office asked for a sentence of 8 years in a general regime colony.

One lawyer, two names and three mistakes by Pablo Gonzalez. A spy detective story with a finale at Vnukovo-2 airport August 1, 2024. Pavel Rubtsov (Pablo Gonzalez) boards a plane at Ankara airport during a prisoner exchange. Photo: TsOS FSB of the Russian Federation “The Empire needs you” - this slogan from the movie “Star Wars” was written on the T-shirt of journalist Pavel Rubtsov as he walked down the plane at Vnukovo-2 airport on the evening of August 1, 2024.

Three poets passed away at once: Shamshad Abdullaev, Vladimir Mikushevich and Arkady Shtypel. There is something in common in their poems, despite seemingly different poetic traditions Shamshat Abdullaev, Arkady Shtypel, Vladimir Mikushevich. Photo: piotrovsky.store, Wikipedia, seance.ru Three poets, whose heyday began in the nineties, have left. And it’s hard not to see a sad pattern in this: now it seems that the last attempt to maintain a cultural space based on one language has failed.

Who and what is threatened by the abolition of the statute of limitations in relation to “acts of corruption” Photo: Alexander Koryakov / Kommersant By resolution No. 49-P of October 31, 2024, the Constitutional Court actually abolished the statute of limitations for “acts of corruption.” This ruling would deserve applause if not for the actual timing and context.

Failed tenders, lack of imported medicinal substances, ineffective planning. These are not all the reasons for the shortage of medicines Photo: Stanislav Krasilnikov / TASS Some time ago, information appeared in the federal media about a shortage of broad-spectrum antibiotics that had arisen in a number of Russian regions. Most of the cases involved prescription drugs. Roszdravnadzor almost immediately denied this information.

How the Russian authorities are groping for images of external and internal enemies Petr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta (18+) THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND (OR) SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT ANDREY VLADIMIROVICH KOLESNIKOV OR CONCERNES THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT ANDREY VLADIMIROVICH KOLESNIKOV. Russia in the ring of Aliens. Satanic West. Jews in an airplane turbine. "Nomadic people" gypsies. Migrants. Asians. Caucasians. Anglo-Saxons. Quadrobers. LGBT** and child-free.