An illustrative photo In St. Petersburg, a monument to the repressed Poles disappeared from the Levashov Memorial cemetery, said the head of the Returned Names Center, historian Anatoly Razumov. He sent a letter to the governor Alexander Beglov and the chairman of the Legislative Assembly Alexander Belsky (is at the disposal of the editorial office of the SR) demanding to explain who decided to dismantle the memorial and where its units are now located.

Sasha Skochilenko In the cell of the 32-year-old artist Sasha Skochilenko, who is in the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center in the case of the so-called fakes about the army, four searches have been searched over the past two weeks. This was reported by "Mediazona" with reference to the defender of Skochilenko Margarita Kislyakov. According to her, during one of the searches, when Skochilenko was not in the cell, she confiscated a portion of drugs.

Assembly of activists from 17 Komi regions about the holding of a referendum, a photo from the archive In Syktyvkar, activists entered the action for the return of direct elections of mayors of cities and heads of the Komi districts. Information about this appeared in the group "Referendum of the Republic of Komi" in VKontakte. As noted, initially the Syktyvkar administration did not agree on this action. However, the Komi Supreme Court recognized this decision illegal.

Preobrazhensky Cathedral after a Russian blow On Sunday night, the Russian army again attacked Odessa, said the head of the regional military administration Oleg Kiper. A massive missile blow was delivered around the city. The historical center of the city was injured. The authorities report the death of one person. More than 20 residents of the city were injured. Messages about the first explosions arrived at about one in the morning.

Finland Consulate General in St. Petersburg On July 6, the Consulate General of Finland in St. Petersburg received a notification of the Russian Foreign Ministry stating that the work of this diplomatic mission will be terminated on October 1.

Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimir Putin, Archive photo In St. Petersburg on Sunday, negotiations between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the authoritarian leader of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko are held. The heads of countries are first found after the rebellion of the Wagner PMC, during which the Belarusian leader negotiated with the founder of PMC Evgeny Prigozhin and, as claimed, convinced him to relocate to Belarus.