The government-owned online magazine Tatar-Inform accused other media outlets of "distributing an excerpt taken out of context" from a video titled "Can One Beat Their Wife?" featuring Timur Kamayev, an imam from Kazan. Tatar-Inform issued their statement on July 16. In the video, published on July 15, Timur Kamayev says that inflicting injuries is prohibited.

The operational headquarters of Belgorod Oblast has decided to limit access to 14 locations within the region starting July 23 due to shelling and drone attacks. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov shared this information on July 16. The restrictions mainly affect residents of the Belgorodsky, Shebekinsky, and Grayvoronsky city districts.

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A pensioner from Borisoglebsk was sent for compulsory treatment for ballot papers spoiled with green paint. The local court made the decision on July 15. A court in Borisoglebsk found 67-year-old Yulia Karataeva guilty of obstructing the exercise of electoral rights or the work of election commissions (Article 141 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). She was fined 30,000 rubles, sent for compulsory treatment, and assigned to be observed by a psychiatrist.

A religious procession was held in Chuvashia in memory of the assassination of the tsar and in support of the war in Ukraine. The procession was held on July 15 and 16. The religious procession was held through 24 villages and towns in the Yalchiksky District of Chuvashia. The procession was dedicated to the memory of the 106th anniversary of the murder of the Romanov family and "support for the armed forces of Russia." Crosses, banners and icons were carried through the streets.

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More than 700 residents of Buryatia have demanded an investigation into the death of a conscript found hanged in the forest. A petition about this appeared on July 14. A soldier from Ulan-Ude, 20-year-old Kirill Poluyanov, died on June 26; his body was found in a forest 10 kilometers from his military unit. Poluyanov had served for two months at the time. He spoke of hazing, extortion, and work that kept him sleeping two to three hours a day.