The landlord of Novaya Gazeta sent the editors a letter to terminate the contract. The journalists were given a month to vacate the office where they had worked for 29 years. Novaya Gazeta is removed from the office where the system has worked for 29 years. This was stated in the letter of the editor Sergey Sokolov and the journalist Irina Gordyanko to the donors. "We're just thrown out, given a minimal amount of time to prepare. The Anna Politkovskaya Museum is closed, portraits of our dead friends are being removed from the walls," the newsletter said. According to "Important Stories" sources, the landlord gave similar instructions to "Novaya Gazeta". On October 9, he sent a letter saying that the journalists had a month to vacate the premises. The editors have not yet found a new office. "We are moving nowhere. We have become refugees in our own country," the letter reads. The authors of the newsletter also point out that the editors were unable to restore the donation system due to refusals from banks and companies. In September, the Russian Ministry of Justice included Novaya Gazeta on the "foreign agents" registry; Earlier, former editor-in-chief and Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov was declared a "foreign agent". Novaya Gazeta journalist Oleg Roldugin is under investigation, accused of illegal use of personal data. He was arrested on April 9 and the next day he was sent to pre-trial detention, and in June he was released to house arrest. On October 15, Sergei Sokolov was questioned in connection with his case. In 2022, after the start of the war, the court, following Roskomandzor's lawsuit, denied the publication license.