The Supreme Court previously called the Taliban an "extremist Islamic movement" In Russia, from 2016 to 2025, at least 37 people came under criminal or administrative liability in cases related to the banned terrorist movement Taliban, according to data from court files and media reports, Vorstka calculated.

The movement was excluded from the register of terrorist organizations in Russia The Supreme Court of Russia suspended the ban on the activities of the Taliban movement in the country. It was on the list of prohibited terrorist organizations for more than 20 years, and today it was removed from the register at the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice.

At the same time, the number of foreigners convicted in criminal cases has decreased In 2024, Russian courts decided to expel more than 174 thousand foreign citizens from the country, as follows from the data of the judicial department at the Supreme Court, Vorstka noted. This figure was a record for nine years - the last time more foreigners were expelled from Russia was in 2015 (177.8 thousand people). Over the past year, it has grown by 34% - in 2023, 129.7 thousand foreigners were expelled.

Thanks to her Montenegrin passport, she traveled to Europe after the start of the war The presenter of Channel One and propagandist Ekaterina Andreeva, in addition to Russian, has citizenship of Montenegro and Honduras, FBK investigators found out . A Montenegrin passport gives her visa-free entry into more than 130 countries, including the European Union, which she enjoyed even after Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The leader of the LDPR took care of the “merchant of death” - in exchange, he must bring votes to the party in the State Duma elections In 2022, former “arms baron” Viktor Bout returned to Russia as part of a prisoner exchange and joined the Liberal Democratic Party. Now Booth is a deputy of the Ulyanovsk Legislative Assembly and a member of the party’s supreme council.

He partially admitted his guilt and is going to ask to be sent to war The Moscow garrison military court sentenced former deputy chief of the General Staff and head of the communications department of the Armed Forces Vadim Shamarin to seven years in a maximum security colony. He was found guilty of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale (Part 6 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code).