The prosecutor, at a debate in the Novokubansky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory on September 15, demanded that blogger Alexander Nozdrinov, known as “Sanya Novokubansk,” be sentenced to nine years in a general regime colony. This was reported by SOTAvision. The blogger is accused of disseminating “fakes” about the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code).

A criminal case was opened against Bryansk resident Denis Brel for participation in the activities of an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the publication “Caution, News”. According to journalists, Brel is a supporter of the Citizens of the USSR movement, recognized as an extremist organization in Russia. The man was detained on September 15 by Center E employees, but was soon released home, probably on his own recognizance.

Police in St. Petersburg detained Dmitry Kuzmin, who held a one-man picket in support of Oleg Belousov, who was sentenced to five and a half years in prison due to anti-war comments. Kuzmin himself reported this to OVD-Info. The man held a single picket on Nevsky Prospekt near the Basilica of St. Catherine of Alexandria. On his poster he wrote “Freedom for Oleg Belousov.” Kuzmin was taken to police department No. 78 in St. Petersburg.

The resident of Tambov Ekaterina Logvinova sent 14 summons for interrogations in connection with the criminal case against her wife, activist Andrei Polyakov, who emigrated from Russia. The human rights activist Vladimir Zhilkin, representing the interests of Logvinova in his telegram channel. wrote about the criminal case against Polyakov on September 13, the publication “The Firm sign of Tambov”.

Yandex.Music has deleted the podcast of the Yekaterinburg edition of It's My City, “Live not by lies.” The project received a corresponding notification. Roskomnadzor demanded that the podcast be removed. “Live Not by Lies” published issues about the war in Ukraine, the mobilization of the law on “LGBTQ propaganda” and other socio-political topics.

The Supreme Court in Moscow refused to transfer the case against lawyer Timur Idalov to Chechnya - the defense requested this. The decision was reported by Business FM with reference to the court's press service. Idalov’s case will be considered by the Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow. The defense noted that Alexey Bobkov, one of the judges of this court, filed an application against Timur Idalov with the Investigative Committee.