We gathered the main thing for this hour in this evening's digest: a Russian minor was detained for threats of a terrorist attack in Tsaritsyno Park, the FSB reported. Photographs of the arrest of a suspect in the preparation of an attack in Tsaritsyno Park were published by the FSB; Four citizens of the LPR were killed, two others were injured as a result of attacks by the armed forces of Ukraine on civilian transport, said the head of the republic Leonid Peschanik; From mass ceremonies to "preaching" to schoolchildren: the security forces fell on the followers of the "Union Church" in seven regions of Russia at once, including Moscow - law enforcement officers check the monis; Macron's effigy was ritually burned in Gap, France. The demonstrations across the country do not end; Brussels sided with the Polish Prime Minister in the dispute over the Constitutional Court, and supported his right to appoint judges, Politico writes; The Iranian Foreign Ministry declared organizations of the British Navy and Air Force and the intelligence MI6 as hostile; Latvia will chair the UN Security Council for the first time in history.

We gathered the main thing for this hour in this evening's digest: a Russian minor was detained for threats of a terrorist attack in Tsaritsyno Park, the FSB reported. Photographs of the arrest of a suspect in the preparation of an attack in Tsaritsyno Park were published by the FSB; Four citizens of the LPR were killed, two others were injured as a result of attacks by the armed forces of Ukraine on civilian transport, said the head of the republic Leonid Peschanik; From mass ceremonies to "preaching" to schoolchildren: the security forces fell on the followers of the "Union Church" in seven regions of Russia at once, including Moscow - law enforcement officers check the monis; Macron's effigy was ritually burned in Gap, France. The demonstrations across the country do not end; Brussels sided with the Polish Prime Minister in the dispute over the Constitutional Court, and supported his right to appoint judges, Politico writes; The Iranian Foreign Ministry declared organizations of the British Navy and Air Force and the intelligence MI6 as hostile; Latvia will chair the UN Security Council for the first time in history.