The Kungur City Court of the Perm Territory sentenced a 17-year-old former student of a local agricultural college to six years in prison for preparing a massacre at a school. Kommersant reports this, citing unnamed sources. The publication's interlocutors also said that the student had been preparing the mass murder for a long time, having taken the idea of ​​school shooting on social networks. To carry out his plan, he acquired a machete, a mace, and components for making two bombs.

Moscow resident Alla Granalskaya is trying to achieve the right to communicate with her three grandchildren, whom the guardianship authorities have assigned to a new foster family in another region. This was reported by representatives of the Volunteers to Help Orphans Foundation, who work with the woman.

Ufa police have detained a suspect in the arson of the Hamza mosque, which happened on November 3. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Bashkortostan. A 39-year-old local resident told police that he was intoxicated on the day of the arson. According to him, he went into an unlocked mosque and, in order to find the mullah in the dark, lit a match, and when he did not find anyone, he threw it and left. According to police, this led to the fire.

The Ministry of Health announced a “second list” of children to receive Frisium, but there is still no government order to purchase the drug for this list. This became known after an appeal from a ward of the House with a Lighthouse Children's Hospice, said the deputy director of the hospice, Lida Moniava, on Facebook.

The police placed Anastasia Lotareva, editor-in-chief of “Takiye Delo”, on preventive registration for a year because of a fine for a single picket near the court in support of journalist Ivan Golunov. The journalist herself reported this. Lotareva told “Takim Dela” that district police officer Nikita Zelovsky came to her home and said that she had been placed on preventive registration. The journalist signed an explanation that she was notified of this.

On the morning of November 9, a 63-year-old man was rescued from the Moika River; two severed female hands and a traumatic pistol were found in his backpack. He is now detained on suspicion of murder. This was reported by the Investigation Department of St. Petersburg. As a source in law enforcement agencies told the paper, the detained man is a historian, associate professor at St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov. In Moika he was discovered by a passing taxi driver.