On June 9, in the Kievsky District Court of Simferopol, during the debate on the case of Ukrainian Andrei Kolomiyets, the prosecutor's office requested 10 years in prison for the accused in a strict regime colony. Of these, 6 years for an attempt on the life of Berkut employees in Kyiv during the events on the Maidan and 4 years for drugs found on him. This was reported by the Crimean Human Rights Group.

On June 9, former Yukos security chief Alexei Pichugin, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for a series of murders and attempts, was denied a pardon. It is reported by RBC with reference to the lawyer Ksenia Kostromina. The refusal document was signed by the governor of the Orenburg region, Yuri Berg, in which the colony is located. As Kostromina's lawyer explained, the document does not contain the motives that served as the reason for the refusal.

On June 9, a court in Samara sentenced Fanis Gainutdinov, accused of belonging to the terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir (banned in the Russian Federation) and recruiting into its ranks, to six years in a penal colony. It is reported by Interfax. Law enforcement agencies found and confiscated extremist books and brochures from Gainutdinov. The investigation established that Fanis Gainutdinov continued to recruit new participants through personal meetings and via the Internet.

On June 8, the court of the Jewish Autonomous Region considered the complaint of the chairman of the committee of the local religious organization of Jehovah's Witnesses against the decision of the Birobidzhan District Court to find him guilty of mass distribution of extremist materials (Article 20.29 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The court left the decision unchanged, now the head of the community will have to pay a fine of 3 thousand rubles.

The confrontation between residents of the surrounding houses of the Dubki Park and developers continues. Two activists were taken away in ambulances, and one of the activists, Daria Petrova, suffered a spinal injury. She is in the 20th city hospital. this on Twitter announced Deputy Yulia Galyamina . The police, standing in a living "chain", tried to push the activists back. During these movements, the girl fell on her back and she had to call the doctors.

In the Stavropol Territory, on June 8, law enforcement officers raided the homes and offices of activists Dmitry Chernov and Roman Voryshev. Literature was confiscated in Voryshev's house, and he himself was detained. The security forces seized office equipment and documentation from the office. This is reported by "Caucasian Knot" with reference to Dmitry Chernov.

In the city of Saki (Crimea), on June 8, pro-Ukrainian activist Oleg Prikhodko was detained . On June 9, by a court decision, Prikhodko received three days of arrest and is now in a temporary detention center in the city of Saki. This was reported by the Crimean Human Rights Group. The reason for the detention was probably the Ukrainian license plates on Prikhodko's car, which he did not change.

The criminal case on the death of the Kabardino-Balkarian journalist Timur Kuashev was closed, as experts did not find traces of poisonous substances in his body, the reports Caucasian Knot with reference to lawyer Zaur Shomakhov. The lawyer said he would appeal the decision. Timur Kuashev disappeared on the evening of July 31, 2014. The journalist's body was found the next day in a suburb of Nalchik. The forensic medical examination initially did not reveal signs of violent death.

A meeting of the Supreme Court of Karelia was held, where the police tried to appeal the decision of the Olonets City Court, which acquitted the organizer of the rally against high tariffs in Petrozavodsk, Igor Nekin, reports .

Activist Andrei Natashenkov was detained in the Dubki park, the OVD-Info hotline was informed. The reason for the detention, according to available information, was video filming of trucks at the gates of the territory fenced for construction. upd. In the evening it became known that on the way to the police department, Natashenkov became ill in the police car. He was taken away by an ambulance. this on Facebook. reports Yuri Galyamina

On June 8, police officers searched the house of Dmitry Chernov, one of the leaders of the organization of followers of Slavic neo-paganism, the Stavropol Veche of Rus'. Chernov told OVD-Info that he was told that he was suspected of financing extremist activities.

In the Crimean city of Saki, on June 8, Russian traffic police officers detained a local pro-Ukrainian activist Oleg Prikhodko. This was reported on the Facebook page of the Crimean Human Rights Group with reference to the Crimean Ukrainians community . Currently, he is in the district police department of the city of Saki. The reason for the detention was probably the Ukrainian license plates on Prikhodko's car, which he did not change.