Palace Square of St. Petersburg, July 1, 2020. Detention of protesters against amendments to the Constitution In Russia, voting on amendments to the Constitution ended. The will of the people took place within a week. The final day - July 1 - was declared a weekend. Amendments were adopted at the initiative of President Vladimir Putin.

Photo from the group "Universal Initiatives of Humanities" Activists of the movement "Universal Initiatives of Hummousness" (HIV) established a toilet near the polling station in Arkhangelsk. The North. Realities were told by activists themselves, who do not reveal their names. They decorated the plumbing device with the flag of Russia and a book, on the cover of which is written "A very important book." "In the life of every Russian there is a very important book.

Pickets on Palace Square against amendments to the Constitution In St. Petersburg on Palace Square, an action took place against the adoption of amendments to the Constitution. Residents of the city demanded to cancel the zero of Vladimir Putin and not rewrite the basic law, the correspondent of the North Realia reports. About a hundred people took part in the action. They held in their hands an old version of the constitution and posters against amendments.

Worship in the Pskov temple In Pskov, from July 3, temples and monasteries for pilgrims and tourists will open, the press service of the local diocese said . Due to the coronavirus epidemic in the temples, restrictions will be introduced. No more than 10 people can participate in excursions, there should be a distance of 1.5 meters between them. If it cannot be observed, then the guests should wear masks. There can be no more than four groups in the monastery territory at the same time.

PNI workers in Syktyvkar Employees of the neuropsychiatric dispensary in Syktyvkar recorded a video message that reported that they deducted from their salaries a month previously stimulated surcharges. The video appeared in the group Public Administration for Monitoring the PNI VKONACT. Employees said that they have been working on a rotational basis since April. The institution does not have enough medical staff: daytime and younger nurses.

Serafimovsky cemetery, St. Petersburg The Russian Ministry of Defense does not disclose the results of the investigation of the disaster on the Logarik submarine. A fire in the battery compartment at a deep -sea station occurred in the Barents Sea on July 1, 2019: during the liquidation of the accident, 14 Russian hydronauts were killed. About what is known about the tragedy and the dead year later is the report of the North. Realia.

In the Komi Republic, 68 percent of residents voted against amendments to the Constitution. Such data published the CEC after processing six percent of the protocols of the election commissions of the region, RBC reports . Later, the Central Electoral Commission denied the information that 69% of voters voted against the Komi against amendments to the Constitution. It turns out that everything was the other way around: 69% - for changing the Basic Law, and 29.93% against.

Governor of St. Petersburg In St. Petersburg, the governor of the city, Alexander Beglov, commented on the incident with the journalist "Mediazons" David Frenkel, which occurred on the polling station the day before. The policeman broke Frenkel's shoulder on the voting site on amendments to the Constitution. The words of Beglov are given by the telegram channel "Rotonda" and "Echo of Moscow in St. Petersburg." “It is very sad, of course that David was injured.

In St. Petersburg, the court appointed 50 hours of correctional labor to the activist Alexander Yashin for the banner "Kings in 1917 was wrapped up", which the unknown hung on the fence of the monument of the copper horseman. The court considered that a local resident violated the rules of organization of "mass simultaneous stay." According to the court, Yashin and another local resident, whom the police could not find, hung a banner and violated the procedure for holding a public event.

Konstantin Raikin The Russian actor Konstantin Raikin recorded the video in support of the Karelian historian and the head of the local "memorial" Yuri Dmitriev, who is accused of violent acts over the adopted daughter. “I follow with anxiety and pain the fate of Yuri Dmitriev. A wonderful, highly decent, courageous person who is engaged in an important, necessary, noble deed - restoring justice and memory, and human dignity.