Foreign agent, illustrative photo The editor of the Baltika KVN league Alexei Ex, who approved the performance of the St. Petersburg student team "Trix" about foreign agents, was removed from work in regional leagues. This was reported in the telegram channel "Caution, News." According to the channel, Alexei EX was engaged in the editor of the KVN league in St. Petersburg and Stavropol, and in the near future he was supposed to go to another region to replace his colleague.

Poster at Dmitry Skurikhin's store The entrepreneur and activist Dmitry Skurikhin, who lives in the village of Ropsha in the Leningrad Region, took searches. The reason was the poster "go to hell with your mogilization", which he placed on his store. A criminal case was instituted against Skurikhin about the re -"discredit" of the Russian armed forces. The correspondent of the North.

Irina Melnikova with her husband Maxim Irina Melnikova from Pskova, the owner of a Ukrainian passport, helped hundreds of Ukrainian families to leave Russia to Europe. Now she herself had to leave the city, since the attention of the FSB to her work became too intrusive. He and her husband crossed the border of Latvia without a visa and asked for asylum, and the Latvian border guards accepted them as Russians, since the Melnikovs lived in Russia for the past eight years.

Protests against mobilization in St. Petersburg On September 24, protests against mobilization, declared by President Vladimir Putin, took place in the cities of the North-West. The authorities call it "partial", although in reports of the media and social networks in the regions almost all categories of reservists fall under the call. The North Realities say what happened in the regions and how the opponents of mobilization were detained. Petersburg In St.

Russia - - Detentions During the Announcement of the Verdict in the Network Case. Petersburg, June 22, 2020 In St. Petersburg on the day of the announced mass protest against mobilization - September 24 - police officers conducted searches from 15 activists and detained at least 11 of them in the case of the so -called "telephone terrorism". According to Sota, we are talking about a false message about the mining of the City Court of St. Petersburg.

In St. Petersburg, a member of the human rights council was detained Evgeny Litvinov. She is charged with an article about the “false message about the terrorist attack”, she faces up to five years in prison. About this writes Sota with reference to a human rights advice. The search as part of the case of "telephone terrorism" was also held by Dmitry Martynchev. It is charged with the "false mining" of the Moscow Court in St. Petersburg. After the search, he was taken to the police department.

Sasha Skochilenko In St. Petersburg, the artist Sasha Skochilenko, accused in the criminal case of "fakes" about the army, was charged. This is stated in the telegram channel "Freedom to Sasha Skochilenko." The investigation believes that she replaced the price tags in the store with anti -war leaflets.

Detention (illustrative photo) In St. Petersburg, searches are being searched by residents taking place in the Vesna movement of Evgeny Zateev and Valentin Khoroshenin, the OVD-Info reported with reference to the press secretary of the movement Anna Nazarova. The police also broke the door and searched the Sota journalist Victoria Arefieva. The journalist herself informed the editorial office that "the security forces break the door to her home", probably in order to search.

An illustrative photo In the Murmansk region at the Kaula-Kotselvaar mine, a rock column occurred, as a result of which one worker died. It is reported by "Interfax." How many people were in the mine during the collapse is not specified, their fate is still unknown. The work continues in place. The body of the deceased has not yet been taken out of the mine, his name is unknown. Kaula-Kotselvaar is located in the village of Nickel, not far from the Norwegian border.

Vladimir Putin and Sergey Shoigu The State Duma on an emergency adopted amendments to the Criminal Code of Russia on crimes against military service committed during mobilization and war. On Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed them, the changes come into force on September 24.