Russian President Vladimir Putin called the media materials about representatives of the authorities "information stuffing". He said this during a direct line with the president, the broadcast of which is conducted by Republic. “I see them. I am always attentive and with respect. But a person who occupies my place should double -check all this and draw conclusions based on objective data. The media and the Internet are used for fakes, stuffing, political struggle. Well, what to do.

11:37 So, they drove. Live from a direct line from the Emper .. Excuse me, with Putin 11:41 This is the fifteenth time when the president communicates with the people. As usual, jokes, laughter, fun, milk yield are expected 11:46 Before the beginning of 15 minutes, the editorial office is already injected in pots in pots.

The president says that he does not know why the choice stopped on him. But this raises great doubts Boris Yeltsin and Vladimir Putin during a meeting in the Kremlin, 1998. Photo: Alexander Sentsov, Alexander Chumichev / TASS In an interview with Oliver, Stone Vladimir Putin said that he still did not know why Yeltsin made him a successor. The president spoke about this confidently and, it seems, is quite sincere. Who could know what was on Boris Yeltsin’s mind under the 1999 curtain?

The United States imposed sanctions against three members of the Islamic State, including the chief coordinator of the terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels. It is reported by Reuters . In addition, a member of Iglil Mohammed Al Binali, who called on the inhabitants of Bahrain, joined the sanctions to join the group. As noted, Al Binali himself left Bahrain in 2014.

A rally against the demolition of five -story buildings and the law on renovation in Moscow. Photo: Alexey Belkin / TASS The second and third reading of the law, enshrining the word “renovation” in its new meaning, did not shock Moscow, did not become a reason for large rallies, street battles and fierce disputes. The law was adopted everyday and routinely, it remains to wait for the president’s signature, and that’s all.

Russian President Vladimir Putin would not like to educate his grandchildren as “blood princes”. He stated this, answering questions from a direct line. “I do not want them to grow up with some princes of blood, I want them to grow up with normal people,” Putin said. The president explained that he would not want to call the name and age of his grandchildren, because they will be identified and then their usual life will end. Recently he had a second grandson.

The police of St. Petersburg recognized a toy yellow duck with a means of agitation after a rally on June 12. It is reported by Fontanka. “He was in the immediate vicinity (less than 10 meters) from other rally participants who chanted the slogans“ Putin Tired ”and“ shame ”, and some had a means of visual campaign in the form of a yellow toy duck, that is, participated in an inconsistent rally,” the administrative protocols that the police wrote on the detainees wrote.

So he commented on searches in the theater Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the searches that took place at the Gogol Center. It is reported by Interfax . “It was about the fact that searches there, the seizure of documents were carried out with power support. I don’t see anything smart here, because there is no need to come to the theater, in accounting with power support, it is simply ridiculous, ”he said.

Chechnya police terminated the criminal case against the fighter of mixed martial arts (MMA) Murad Amriev. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press service of the Republican Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The former head of Russian Railways, Vladimir Yakunin, called the Shube Stostering, which was described in the investigation of the Corruption Fund, a "small pantry for fur coats." He stated this in an interview with the Hardtalk program at the BBC Steven Sakura. Sukur asked if it was true that in the house of Yakunin in the suburbs, which appears in the FBK investigation, there is a special room for fur coats.

Minister of Economic Development Maxim Oreshkin developed a plan for moving the department to the Moscow City business center. It is reported by BBC with reference to sources. “According to Oreshkin’s idea, this is such a project of the“ Ministry of the Future ”, especially since he intends to radically update and rejuvenate the staff of the department,” the interlocutor of the publication said.

Messages about the resignation of the governor of the Stavropol Territory Vladimir Vladimirov are not true. This was announced by Novaya Gazeta by the head of the press service of the governor Alexei Kos. “No, we refute,” he said. Vladimirov himself recalled that this is “not done so quickly,” Interfax reports. The governor promised to deal with problems when paying the victims of compensation for which the president criticized him.

Slack Technologies Inc., developing the Slack messenger, received several proposals for possible absorption from large technological companies, including from Amazon. It is reported by Bloomberg with reference to unnamed sources. Representatives of both companies refused to comment. According to Bloomberg interlocutors, in the case of the Slack transaction, it can be estimated at least $ 9 billion.

The Tver District Court of Moscow fined the activist Ildar Dadin for 20 thousand rubles for an inconsistent action on Red Square. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press secretary of the court Anastasia Dzurko. Dadina and ten more activists were detained for this campaign on May 12. Dadin read aloud the Constitution of the Russian Federation.

Last night, the US Senate almost unanimously voted to expand sanctions against Russia due to interference with the presidential election. Amendments to the legislation allow the United States to introduce restrictions against industries, which were not previously under sanctions. Moreover, this is not just an expansion of a list of disgraced people or companies, but an attempt to institutionally consolidate measures of influence on Russia.