Former mayor of Yaroslavl Evgeny Urlashov was sentenced to 12.5 years in a maximum security colony and a fine of 60 million rubles. After the sentence was completed to the judge’s question, whether he understands the verdict, Urlashov answered no. To the applause in the courtroom addressed to him, he shouted that "he was convicted that he spat in the face of" United Russia "and called the court verdict a" political order. "

The police adopted more than a hundred calls from frightened residents In Spain on Wednesday, the police detained five tourists from Germany for a flash mob, which the locals took as a terrorist attack, Reuters reports . On Tuesday evening, in the city of Girona, about two hundred people gathered together through social networks arranged a performance. With monopods in their hands, they portrayed that they were pursuing some kind of celebrity.

The former mayor of Yaroslavl was sentenced to twelve and a half years in prison on charges of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale. In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the largest flash of anthrax in 70 years has been registered. Why don't special economic zones in Russia justify expectations?

Richard Pound According to the chairman of the WADA special commission, the decision to participate in Russia in the Olympics in Rio was made before the IOC meeting in July The International Olympic Committee (IOC) could take secret agreements with Russia regarding participation in the 2016 Olympics, said Richard Pound, chairman of the Special Commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Secretary General of the Council of Europe Tourbiern Jagund Turbirn Jagland: Europe expresses bewilderment due to how the conspirators managed to create a large -scale network in army structures and the judicial system The Council of Europe called on Turkey not to violate human rights and comply with the principle of the rule of law, holding those responsible for involvement in the attempt of a coup.

This week, the Russian elite has a very complex and complicated relationship with the press. At first, Znak.com told how Shuvalov’s subordinates tried to protect his boss from uncomfortable questions during his trip to Yekaterinburg: The assistant Shuvalov before the briefing gathered all journalists and began to ask what they plan to ask questions.

The former mayor of Yaroslavl was sentenced to twelve and a half years in prison on charges of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale. In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the largest flash of anthrax in 70 years has been registered. Why don't special economic zones in Russia justify expectations?

Experts are discussing "Radio Liberty this week 20 years ago" Archival project The most interesting and significant of our broadcast. Incomplete story. Still living hopes. Could Russia go the other way? Russia yesterday, today, tomorrow Presenters: Vladimir Tolts and Leonid Nikitinsky.

Stanislav Klykh at the trial The Ukrainian convicted in Russia asks to speed up the process of returning political prisoners to his homeland Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh, convicted by the Supreme Court of Chechnya on charges of participating in the first Chechen war on the side of Ichkeria, appealed to the Prime Minister of Ukraine Vladimir Groysman with a request to speed up the process of returning political prisoners persecuted in Russia.

Akhtem Chiygoz On the process in the "case of February 26" Akhtem Chiygoz refused to admit his guilt The court in Crimea rejected the complaint of the deputy chairman of the Medzhlis of the Crimean Tatar people Akhtem Chiygoz, who is accused of organizing riots in Simferopol, to extend his arrest before October 8. This was announced by lawyer Nikolai Polozov. The day before, at a meeting in the so -called "February 26", Chiygoz refused to admit his guilt. The process will continue on August 9th.

Evgeny Urlashov in the courtroom Urlashov was sentenced to 12.5 years in a maximum security colony and a fine of 60 million rubles in the case of receiving a bribe The defense of the former mayor of Yaroslavl Yevgeny Urlashov, sentenced on Wednesday to 12 and a half years of a maximum security colony and a fine of 60 million rubles in the case of receiving a bribe, appealed the court decision. This was reported by "Interfax" with reference to a lawyer Ksenia Karpinskaya.

On August 3, the Yaroslavl Regional Court announced the final part of the sentence to the former mayor of the city Evgeny Urlashov and his assistants - Alexei Lopatin and Dmitry Donskov.

201th military base in the city of Kurgan-Tyube The deceased had a conflict with the local population In the south of Tajikistan in the city of Kurgan-Tyube, a Russian soldier of the 201th Russian base died. The military was killed during a fight with local residents. A criminal case has been instituted on the fact of death, the Tajik Radio Liberty Service reports . The motives of the attackers are clarified. The investigation is conducted by Russian and Tajik investigators.

The court sentenced the former mayor of Yaroslavl Former mayor of Yaroslavl Evgeny Urlashov was sentenced to 12.5 years in a strict security colony for bribery on an especially large scale. Its ex-adviser Alexei Lopatin received 7 years in a maximum security colony. The former mayor’s assistant - Dmitry Donskov - is justified. Such a decision today, on the third day of reading the sentence, was announced by the judge of the Kirovsky district court.

Anton Nosik Anton Nosik blogger is accused of extremism for the post "Wipe Syria from the Earth's face" The Presnensky court of Moscow on Wednesday began consideration of the merits of the Blogger Anton Nosik, who is accused of extremism for a post in a “living magazine” (LiveJournal) with the approval of air strikes in Syria. At the meeting, Nosik said he did not plead guilty. Earlier, the blogger asked the court to cancel the preventive measure for him in the form of house arrest.