The Investigative Committee has completed the investigation of the criminal case against the former governor of the Chelyabinsk region Mikhail Yurevich and ex-adviser Alexander Moskaluk, official representative of the department Svetlana Petrenko said. The case was sent to court.

Screenshot of the video “Perm 36.6” A court in Perm fined activist Viktor Gilin 20 thousand rubles under a protocol for organizing an unapproved rally, writes Perm 36.6. Gilin was detained on March 15 at the site where a rally against Internet blocking was supposed to take place. It is reported that the rally was initially agreed upon, but the authorities disrupted it, reporting a possible threat of an emergency. After the arrest, 80-year-old Gilin was left overnight at the police station.

The European Union has offered Ukraine to finance the restoration of the Druzhba oil pipeline, said the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. According to her, Kyiv agreed to this. Ukraine reported damage to the Druzhba oil pipeline in mid-February. Hungary said that supplies of Russian oil to it and Slovakia stopped at the end of January.

The Petrograd Court of St. Petersburg will consider the protocol on the article on the demonstration of “extremist” symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against the leader of the Yabloko faction in the Legislative Assembly, Alexander Shishlov, noted “Paper” *. The case materials were received by the court on the evening of March 16. What became the reason for drawing up the protocol is still unknown: Yabloko told ZAKS.Ru that the party was clarifying the details.

How the “Masterpieces by Touch” project works, in which world and Armenian art is made accessible to the blind. The author of the project, Erna Revazova, tells Photo courtesy of Matenadaran Light lives in the halls of Armenian museums.

Analysis of the conflict in the Middle East. Novaya Gazeta special correspondent Wadih El-Hayek explains What is happening around Iran and why does the conflict in the Middle East continue to expand? In the new stream we discuss how the military operation against Iran is developing, why the regime in the country still exists and what forces can influence the further course of events.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs proposes to expel foreigners from Russia for another 20 types of offenses, writes Kommersant with reference to the text of the prepared document. The government has already managed to work with the initiative; it will soon be submitted to the State Duma.

The Brussels Council Chamber, a closed court that decides whether there is enough evidence to bring a case to trial, has decided to send Etienne Davignon's case to a correctional court, RFI reports . The former Belgian diplomat, who later became European Commissioner, is suspected of "participation in war crimes" in connection with the assassination of the first prime minister of independent Congo, Patrice Lumumba, on January 17, 1961.

Lev Shlosberg* - about how gray color tests a person’s strength and why the main source of light must be sought within oneself Photo: Moscow Agency 18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND (OR) SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT SHLOSBERG LEV MARKOVITCH OR CONCERNES THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT SHLOSBERG LEV MARKOVITCH. I found myself in the Pskov prison castle in early December - on the shortest days of the year, which in our region are very rarely sunny.

“We are no one’s puppets”: the Serbian President speaks openly for the first time about the cooling of relations with Russia Alexander Vucic. Photo: Balkis Press / Abaca / Sipa USA / TASS In the studio of the Belgrade state television channel RTS, Aleksandar Vucic spoke calmly, almost casually. The Serbian president is accustomed to weighing his words, especially when it comes to Russia. But this time one phrase sounded different than usual.

Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu spoke at a retreat in the Ural Federal District, where he made several loud statements and characteristic assessments. Quotes from TASS. Russia, according to Shoigu, must today “with the highest level of organization” resist the actions of “56 countries trying to commit terrorist attacks and sabotage” at facilities in Russia.

During the war in the Middle East, anti-aircraft missiles struck humanity's childhood faith in high technology Photo: AP / TASS This is the third week of Operation Epic Fury, which the United States and Israel launched against Iran. The title is obligatory (it would be interesting to see the people who bring this endless verbal bad taste into the history of NATO), but so far the results are controversial.

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree pardoning 23 women. The decree is closed because it contains personal data of those pardoned. The head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, who informed the first journalists about this, said: among those pardoned were relatives of the SVO participants and convicts with children. “I would like more, probably, but, nevertheless, this is not small. Because pardon occurs individually,” Fadeev commented , as quoted by Kommersant.

As a result of an Israeli airstrike on Tehran on the night of March 17, one of the real leaders of Iran, Ali Larijani, could have been killed, Israeli media reported, citing the IDF. This was later confirmed by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, citing intelligence data. The target of the strike was the building in which Larijani’s safe house was allegedly located. And at the time of the strike, he was in the building with his son and could not survive, Israeli media reported.

The Vladimir court left without consideration the complaint against the registration of political prisoner Alexei Gorinov as “prone to committing crimes of a terrorist nature and extremist nature.” The court did not take into account the defense’s arguments that the report against Gorinov was filed on the fourth day after his arrival at the Vladimir pre-trial detention center, and all this time Gorinov was in solitary confinement and could not talk to anyone.