Anastasia Dmitrieva, investigator of the Investigative Committee on the Irkutsk Region, closed a criminal case on an attack by an employee of the Russian Guard on a pregnant woman in a store. This publication "Siberia. Realia" was announced by lawyer Svyatoslav Khmenkov.

Marina Agarkova, a nurse at the Anzhero-Sudzhensk City Hospital, who had previously gone on a hunger strike, reported pressure on her family. The woman wrote on social networks that her brother, who works at Cascade-Energo JSC, was summoned by the director of the enterprise and threatened with dismissal. According to Agarkova, a worker from a pedagogical college also came to her parents and began to talk about cases where women with children are left without work.

In the Murmansk region, during ice drift on the Kola River, a temporary bridge was demolished, Interfax reports . The bridge in the Kola region was built by the Russian Northern Fleet and connected two parts of the Shongui village on different banks. The district administration reported that two spans of the bridge were demolished due to spring floods and a significant rise in water levels. The village is home to just over a thousand people.

The Change.org service, as part of the Change LIVE project, released a video conversation with actor, director and participant in charity events Danila Kozlovsky. The Change LIVE project about social changes in Russia was launched last year: then its participants included actresses Irina Gorbacheva and Ksenia Alferova, the head of the Dobro Mail.ru project Alexandra Babkina, and public figure and lawyer Alena Popova.

VKontakte will support IT specialists who will become participants in the public program “Teacher for Russia.” As the press service of the social network told TD, computer science teachers in the regions will be able to receive a grant of up to 100 thousand rubles on a competitive basis. The funds will be in addition to the scholarship and housing reimbursement provided by the program.

In the Volgograd region, the head of the Rosprirodnadzor department, Sergei Vasiliev, sued Anastasia Sergeeva, an ecologist and teacher from Svetly Yar, who complained about the incompetence of officials. RIA Novosti reports this. Sergeeva has been fighting pollution in the Svetloyarsk region for several years. According to her, the biggest problem is the storage pond, where several industrial enterprises dump waste.

The Khoroshevsky Court of Moscow placed under house arrest until June 24 a music tutor who beat and insulted an eight-year-old student during lessons. The press service of the court reported this to the Moscow city news agency.

The Sharypovsky City Court of the Krasnoyarsk Territory sentenced 28-year-old power plant driver Anton Ostapenko to a pre-trial detention center for two months on suspicion of organizing a community of Jehovah's Witnesses. As reported on the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia, Ostapenko is accused of organizing the activities of a religious association recognized by the court as extremist.

In the Pskov region, a policeman helped residents of the village of Rublevo save a house from a fire. He managed to move away the burning tree in time, which could have collapsed on the building, but received burns. As the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs told the Pskov Information Agency, police lieutenant colonel Andrei Minin, returning with a friend from a hunt, saw fallen grass near the village of Rublevo.

Varvara Karaulova, convicted of trying to join the Islamic State banned in Russia, was released from a colony in Vologda on parole. According to RIA Novosti, she refused to talk to reporters, but said that she was happy. On April 16, the Vologda City Court granted Karaulova’s request for parole. At the trial, the prosecutor insisted that the girl did not repent of trying to join the terrorists, and asked not to let her leave the colony.