Night court

On January 29, three National Bolsheviks entered Vladimir Putin’s public reception room in St. Petersburg. They brought leaflets with anti-crisis theses. Two handcuffed themselves to the radiator, the third hung the flag of a banned party from the window. All three were later detained.

According to the website zaks.ru, the trial of the National Bolsheviks Ravil Bashirov, Evgeny Markin and Sergei Grebnev lasted from the evening until the morning of January 30 all night. They were charged with petty hooliganism and disobedience to law enforcement officers. At the same time, requests to adjourn the meeting were rejected.

Bashirov and Markin were sentenced to five days. As for Grebnev, as it turned out, the protocol against him was drawn up incorrectly, so he will have to wait until the evening of January 30 for trial. He remained at the police station.