Non-Moscow news for the night of March 6

🔹 The mine superintendent's house, which was built for the visit of a British metallurgical engineer Charles Gascoigne in the 18th century, burned down in the center PetrozavodskThe building was undergoing restoration at the time. Governor Arthur Parfenchikov reported that they plan to restore the house: "I think this is the only right decision.".

🔹 Sentencing of Russia's "youngest political prisoner" To Arseny Turbin The sentence was upheld unchanged—five years, the teenager's mother reported. The defendant's lawyer requested a postponement of the hearing because Arseniy is in solitary confinement and does not have access to documents or the speech he had prepared, but the court denied the motion. It also became known why the teenager was sent to solitary confinement: for failing to clean his cell three times a day and for leaving a burnt match under his bed. Arseniy, however, stated that he was unaware of the three-times-a-day cleaning requirement, and that he did not and did not have any matches.

🔹 Moscow's Yabloko party demanded that the mayor Sergei Sobyanin Repeal the ban on rallies, which has been in effect since 2020 and was introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the letter, party members remind the public that Moscow positions itself as a modern and dynamic metropolis, whose residents actively participate in public and political life. However, for the past four years, the city has effectively banned citizens from exercising their right to peaceful assembly.

🔹 The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) considers advertising on Telegram illegal due to restricted access to the messenger. “It is not permitted to distribute advertising on information resources whose activities are considered undesirable on the territory of the Russian Federation, and access to which is restricted, — the press service of the Federal Antimonopoly Service commented. "The Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia sees signs of a violation of advertising legislation in the placement of advertising integrations on the site."

🔹Russian artists may be banned from using foreign pseudonyms if they have not been registered with Rospatent by March 1, the CEO of Online Patent announced. Alina AkinshinaYesterday, it became known that the Z-singer Shaman will be investigated by the police and Rospotrebnadzor due to his "unpatriotic" pseudonym in Latin characters. Lawyer Yulia Buzueva She noted that Yaroslav Dronov had managed to register his trademark, but “as a person who actively promotes patriotic views, he should have used a name in Russian.”