The crew was performing a training flight. According to Mash, the navigator died A Su-34 fighter crashed during a training flight in the Nizhny Novgorod region, the Russian Ministry of Defense reports. The department clarified that during the landing approach there was a failure of the release system of one of the landing gear. The plane's crew managed to eject. The pilot survived. The navigator, according to Mash, landed unsuccessfully after ejecting and died from his injuries.

The court found him guilty in the case of embezzlement of more than 216 million rubles when purchasing ferries for the Kerch crossing Former Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov was sentenced to 13 years in prison in the case of embezzling more than 216 million rubles when purchasing ferries for the Kerch crossing and withdrawing almost 4 billion rubles from the Interkommerts Bank. The state prosecution requested 14.5 years in prison for Ivanov. The trial took place behind closed doors.

It has become more difficult to obtain a combat veteran's certificate (CVVD) for fighters of the Wagner PMC. Two witnesses are needed. Fraudsters are already trying to make money on this Former fighters of the Wagner PMC cannot obtain a combat veteran's certificate until they provide evidence from other mercenaries who already have it - their testimony must be certified by a notary. Several “Wagnerites” told Layout about this.

Russians, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, involved in an organized crime group, were detained in Baku On July 1, in Yekaterinburg, the head of the Azerbaijani diaspora in the Urals, Shahin Shikhlinsky, was detained. The operation took place near the Baku Plaza shopping center, owned by a businessman. His son Mutvala was detained along with him, but was soon released. According to the son, his father is in the status of a witness.

The aggravation of relations between Azerbaijan and Russia began after the death of Azerbaijanis in Yekaterinburg during police detention A court in Baku decided to arrest the director of the Sputnik Azerbaijan agency Igor Kartavykh and editor-in-chief Yevgeny Belousov for 4 months, APA reports. Kartavykh and Belousov were detained on Monday, June 30, after a search at the agency’s office.