The Mineralnye Vody city court found activist Mikhail Savostin guilty of possession of drugs on a large scale (part 2 of article 228 of the Criminal Code) and sentenced him to 3.5 years of suspended imprisonment. This was reported by Mediazona with reference to the lawyer of the international human rights group Agora Vitaliy Zubenko. The prosecutor's office asked to sentence Savostin to 4 years in prison. The activist himself pleaded not guilty and insisted on his innocence.

The Abakan city court dismissed the case of disrespect for the authorities (part 3 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against a local resident Vyacheslav Shoev due to a publication with a negative assessment of the head of Khakassia, Valentin Konovalov. This is reported by Novaya Gazeta. The next hearing in the case was to be held on July 5, but the court decided to consider the case earlier.

In St. Petersburg, the police detained the activist of the "indefinite protest" Yevgeny Musin. This was reported on the PYATNITSA telegram channel. Musin was detained at the building of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. Now, according to PYATNITSA, he is being taken to the 2nd police department in the Admiralteisky district of the city.

On June 25, the Saki District Court of Crimea fined pro-Ukrainian activist Oleg Prikhodko 2,000 rubles for displaying Nazi symbols. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities". The man was found guilty under Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. “They thought the verdict for a very long time. The trial began at 4 pm and ended at almost 11 pm. 67 pages, a whole volume, they made me up that I was engaged in propaganda ... All this is false.

The coordinator of the Left Front in the Penza region, Viktor Khomets, on June 25 received a summons to appear at the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Gorodishchensky district "to enter corrective data into the administrative protocol." This is reported on the website of the movement. Khomts is charged with a repeated violation of the rules for holding a public event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined activist Alexei Klimishin 200 thousand rubles for a picket in support of journalist Ivan Golunov, which took place on June 7. Klimishin told OVD-Info about this. The activist was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules of the rally (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). The case file is published on the court website.

In St. Petersburg, police officers, following an anonymous complaint, detained a candidate for deputy of the Sampsonievskoye municipality, Roman Maksimov. He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to Maksimov, at 4:00 am, he joined the queue at the district administration to submit documents for registration as a candidate in the municipal elections. At this time, there was already a queue of eight people outside the building.

A court in the city of Kotlas, Arkhangelsk Region, fined a local resident Svetlana Baksheyeva 30,000 rubles under the article on disrespect for the authorities (part 3 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to Stanislav Seleznev, a lawyer for the Agora human rights group. The head of Agora, Pavel Chikov, specified that Baksheeva was fined for her comment on VKontakte about Arkhangelsk Oblast Governor Igor Orlov.

In St. Petersburg, the coordinator of Alexei Navalny's headquarters, Alexander Shurshev, was attacked. about it He tweeted . The attack took place when Shurshev came to the electoral commission of the Yekaterinhof district, writes Mediazona , citing Olga Gusevau, deputy head of Navalny's headquarters. The election commission had a queue of teenagers. “He started filming a video about the front line, and at that moment he was attacked by some person with the words “why are you filming here”.

The court fined the Novosibirsk edition of Taiga.info 5,000 rubles for hyperlinks in texts that led to a video with obscenities. About this writes Znak.com with reference to the editor-in-chief of "Taygi.info" Vasily Volnukhin. A protocol on the distribution of products with obscene language (part 3 of article 13.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) was drawn up for the publication in May. The reason was the hyperlinks in three notes about the beating of a teenager.