The case of rehabilitation of Nazism (Part 4 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code), brought against 28-year-old Ukrainian citizen and Mariupol native Alexey Kuzin, was transferred to the Sevastopol City Court for consideration on the merits. This was reported by the Sova Research Center, citing a press release from the Investigative Committee. The case was opened in May.

The 2nd Western District Military Court in Moscow sentenced Ukrainian citizen Kristina Lyubashenko to 12 years in prison after a casual acquaintance threatened her into holding an event with the launch of balloons with a white-blue-white flag. Mediazona reports on this. The prosecutor, taking into account the mitigating circumstances, demanded that the woman be sentenced to even more: 15 years of imprisonment.

Courts in Russia regularly impose fines under the article on violation of “foreign agent” legislation (Article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses): due to the absence of a “foreign agent” label, failure to submit a report on activities, and for other reasons. The legislation on "foreign agents" is becoming stricter every year.

On May 30, the Prosecutor General's Office recognized the German Historical Institute in Moscow (GIIM) as an "undesirable organization." This became known from an update to the list of such organizations maintained by the Ministry of Justice. GIIM is one of the research institutes of the Max Weber Foundation, founded in 2005 with the aim of developing scientific cooperation between historians of Russia and Germany.

Moscow's Tverskoy District Court has arrested in absentia and placed on the wanted list Liliya Manyukhina and Kirill Timofeev, accused in the case of a pistol confiscated while they were posting anti-war leaflets, SOTA reports . On April 16, 2022, Manyukhina, Timofeev, and another defendant in the case, who were posting anti-war leaflets, were approached by Yuri Korovin, whom they had not met before, and began to speak to them aggressively.

Former coordinator of Navalny's Tomsk headquarters and former city council deputy Ksenia Fadeeva, who was sentenced to nine years in prison, was transferred from Tomsk's pretrial detention center No. 1. This was reported by the news outlet TV2 on Telegram, citing a source. Fadeeva is currently in SIZO-3 in Mariinsk (Kemerovo Region). Then, according to the source, she will be sent to Novosibirsk. It is unknown whether this will be the final destination of the stage.

Jehovah's Witnesses Aleksandr Korolev and Denis Antonov were released from IK-12 in Mordovia on June 14. This was reported by the portal "Jehovah's Witnesses". In August 2022, the Leninsky District Court of Saransk sentenced Antonov and Korolev to two years in prison under the article on participation in the activities of an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). Four more believers are involved in this case.

The editor-in-chief of Vazhnye Istorii Roman Anin and the Dozhd journalist Ekaterina Fomina, who previously collaborated with the publication, have been declared wanted. Mediazona drew attention to the information in the Ministry of Internal Affairs database. Anin told reporters that he knew nothing about the criminal case against him.