An illustrative photo The court in the Arkhangelsk region fined a resident of Novodvinsk, who voted twice on amendments to the Constitution, Interfax said . The resident first voted at the factory, where there was an exit commission, and then on the site. The court fined it for 30 thousand rubles. In the Arkhangelsk region, 65.78% of residents voted for amendments to the Constitution, 33.38% opposed. The turnout amounted to 50.64%. Wed to Yandex.Zen CR on Instagram SR in Telegram

An illustrative photo In St. Petersburg, the police detained an activist of the unregistered Libertarian Party of Russia Alexander Nikitin and human rights activist Vladimir Vasilenko. This was announced by North. Reali by the press secretary of the St. Petersburg branch of the party Denis Lugovsky. They held pickets against the results of voting for changing the Constitution near the Mariinsky Palace. According to the OVD-Info, activist Svetlana Sitnikova was also detained.

Sortavala The deputies of the city council of Sortavals dismissed mayor Sergei Krupin. The temporarily acting head of the municipality appointed a deputy, a member of United Russia Oleg Belov. It is reported by the "capital on the One". The publication clarifies that Krupin refused to free his office after a resignation decision. The skirmish between him and the deputies grew into a brawl. The conflict had to be resolved by police officers.

In the Leningrad Region, a criminal case was brought against the student on the prevention of elections, the Vsevolzhsky city court said . According to investigators, on June 28, a drunken 20-year-old young man with the help of a bottle of incendiary mixture tried to set fire to the premises of the precinct election commission No. 139 in the village. It is assumed that he wanted to put a vote on amendments to the Constitution.

In the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, more than half of the inhabitants voted against a change in the current constitution, follows from the data of the Central Election Commission on the morning of July 2. 43% of local residents expressed the amendments to the Basic Law of the amendments, which President Vladimir Putin proposed. The appearance on the vote amounted to 58.36%. In all other cities of the North-West, more than half of the voters voted for amendments.

Vladimir Shipitsyn Vasileostrovsky District Court appointed 40 hours of compulsory work to activist Vladimir Shipitsyn. It is reported by "OTD-Info". He was found guilty of organizing an inconsistent event. The court recognized a single picket in support of the Crimean Tatars, which Shipitsyn spent on May 18. Wed VKontakte Wed in classmates Wed on Twitter The activist was detained on July 1 on the way to Palace Square, where a flash mob was held against amendments to the Constitution.

CEC Head Ella Pamfilova The Central Electoral Commission announced the processing of 100% of the voting protocols on amendments to the Constitution. According to the CEC, the amendments supported 77.92%, 21.27%opposed. In the north-west of Russia, residents of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug opposed amendments to the Constitution. The change was supported by 43.78% of voters. 55.25% opposed.

In Syktyvkar, activists went out with pickets to the monument to the poet Ivan Kuratov. People gathered to express distrust of the results of voting on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. About ten people took part in the action. On the parapet in front of the monument, they placed the old edition of the Constitution and a faceted glass covered with a piece of black bread. Some of the activists put black bandages in mourning.

Most Russians approved amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The changes supported 77.92%of the voters, 21.27%opposed. The northern regions in this vote distinguished themselves as a low turnout: in the Murmansk region, 45.15%came to the plots, 46.07%in Karelia , 49.34% in the Novogorod region . The only region that voted against changing the constitution was the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (NAO) - 54.57%of voters cast their vote there. The correspondent of the North.

After the explosion in the metro station of St. Petersburg In Uzbekistan, law enforcement agencies were detained by 11 people who are suspected of involvement in the terrorist group of Katib Tauhid Val-Dzhikhad, which, according to investigators, organized an explosion in the St. Petersburg metro in 2017. Interfax , citing the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, reports that "the detainees fell under the influence of militants from Syria.

In St. Petersburg, the court sentenced to seven years the colony of military expert Vladimir Neelov, who was accused of treason. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts. The prosecution insisted that Neelov for money transferred data on the process of training and retraining of operational employees of the FSB of the Russian Federation for money for money. The convict pleaded guilty, but said that he did not know about the secrecy of the information transmitted.

David Frenkel in a hospital with a broken shoulder The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, appealed to the Main Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia with a request to verify the legality of the actions of the police at the polling station in St. Petersburg, when the mediazone journalist David Frenkel was broken. This is reported by Interfax.

Vladimir Putin. Voting on amendments to the Constitution Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked Russians for "support and trust" during the vote on amendments to the Constitution and asked for time to strengthen the country. He made such a statement at the opening of the Victory Organizing Committee, writes TASS.