The Basmanny District Court of Moscow extended the house arrest by the end of July by the press secretary of Navalny Kira Yarmysh, Pussy Riot, Maria Alekhina, the ally of Navalny Oleg Stepanov and the Moscow municipal deputy Dmitry Baranovsky. This was reported by Novaya Gazeta in the press service of the court.

In Moscow, companies in the field of services that have abandoned the compulsory vaccination of employees threaten fines in the amount of 50 thousand to a million rubles, TASS reports . According to the head of the Military Control, Yevgeny Danchikov, for failure to comply with the requirements of the chief sanitary doctor of Moscow, individual entrepreneurs can be fined 30-50 thousand rubles, legal entities-for 100-300 thousand.

The European Court of Human Rights accepted for consideration in priority a complaint of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty LLC, introduced by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents, and the publication of The New Times for the application of Russian law on the media-foreign agents. The New Times complaint concerns a fine of more than 22 million rubles for failure to provide information on foreign financing on the time of information in Roskomnadzor.

Earlier it was reported that at the end of June, Russia can be registered in Russia-up to 25 thousand people, follows from the forecast of mathematicians of St. Petersburg State University. According to their estimates, the peak of the epidemic will be in mid -July. Over the past day, 14 185 new cases of coronavirus in 84 regions have been identified in Russia. Of these, 6805 cases are in Moscow.

The City Court of the Sergiev Posad near Moscow began to consider the first claim of the dismissed employee of the Moscow Metro Maxim Kirilenko. He demands to restore it at work, pay wages “for forced absenteeism” and reimburse moral damage from 30 to 100 thousand rubles. Kirilenko worked as an accountant in the subway and lost his job after the base of the supporters of the opposition Alexei Navalny got on the Internet.

Firstly, this directly contradicts the Constitution and legislation on the protection of the health of citizens. According to the law, any medical manipulation can take place solely with the consent of the citizen. There are exceptions when there is a real epidemiological threat, that is, a pandemic is officially declared. We do not have this - there are no relevant decisions.

Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that it is not yet planned to introduce compulsory vaccination throughout the country. “There is still no obligatory vaccination, there is still no talk of this,” Peskov said. The day before, the source of Interfax in the government noted that the issue of mandatory vaccination will be resolved separately in each region, depending on the epidemiological situation. Today, the chief sanitary doctor of Moscow ordered to vaccinate 60% of the workers.

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Some experts associate the June peak of incidence of coronavirus with the Covid-19 Indian strain of the Indian strain, Izvestia write. According to the open Russian consortium for sequencing of SARS-COV-2 genomes, the Delta version (Indian strain) occupied 52% in all samples received by scientists in May, and more than 90% in June. According to scientists, this version of the virus spreads extremely quickly.

In Karelia, “collective immunity passports” were introduced for enterprises, where 60% of workers have already been ill with coronavirus or vaccinated - they will receive privileges to tighten coronavirus restrictions. This was stated by the head of the region Arthur Parfenchikov.

Retail prices for gasoline at Russian gas stations have been showing continuous growth for more than a month. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the data of the central control department of the fuel and energy sector. According to them, in the first half of May, prices moved multidirectional and on average in the country even slightly decreased. But in April, gasoline demonstrated stable growth: prices grew on average in Russia no more than 4 kopecks per week.

It was forbidden to hire employees who did not go to coronavirus vaccination to the Moscow Metro if they have no contraindications for vaccination. It is reported by "MBH Media" with reference to a source in the subway. According to the publication, several potential metro staff faced this situation. The metro personnel department told them that they would not accept the employment documents if there is no vaccination or medical discharge.

DOXA editors Tim Mutaeva, Katya Martynova, Masha Bezvhensky and German Nechaev were summoned for interrogations to the Investigative Committee on the criminal case on the involvement of minors in dangerous activity. This was reported in the DOXA Telegram channel. According to the publication, the interrogation will be conducted by Ekaterina Zhizhmanova, an investigator, whom one of DOXA editors Vladimir Metelkin complained earlier.

In Latvia in the case of espionage, a Russian was detained. According to TASS, earlier the former head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Latvia, a deputy of the Parliament from the Consent party, Janis Adamns, was arrested in this case. The court of the Vidzemsky suburb of Riga arrested Adamns on suspicion of espionage in favor of Russia and then another person was detained. Today it turned out that this person was a Russian citizen.

The mood of Russian millennials and Zumers in 2021 decreased stronger than that of their peers in other countries of the world. This is stated in the Deloitte study, which leads to RBC. Deloitte interviewed 22.9 thousand millennials (of which 301 from Russia) aged 27 to 38 years and representatives of generation Z (201 from Russia) aged 18 to 26 from 45 countries.