November 7, due to rallies and processions, will block the center of Moscow

Mass shares on the occasion of the day of reconciliation and consent will be held in the center of Moscow on November 7. According to Interfax on Monday a source in the city administration, representatives of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the Union of Russian Officers and other left -wing organizations at 11:00 will begin a joint march from Kaluga Square along the route: Bolshaya Yakimanka - Bolshaya Polyanka - Small and Bolshaya Stone Bridge - Borovitskaya Square - Mokhovaya Square - Manezhnaya Square - Theater Square - Theater Square - Theater Square - Theater Square - Lubyanskaya Square, where until 18:00 a concert will be held, on which up to 10 thousand people are expected to participate.

At 11:15, representatives of “Labor Russia”, the Council of Workers of Moscow, the Congress of Soviet Women will pass from Kaluga Square through the large Yakimanka and the large clearing, along the large and small stone bridges, Borovitskaya Square, Mokhovaya Street, the willing row to the theatrical square, on which a rally with the participation of 6 thousand people will be held.

From 17:00 to 20:30 a rally and a concert (number of participants up to 15 thousand people), organized by the Union of Right Forces, will take place on Slavyanskaya Square. For the duration of these measures, the movement of vehicles will be limited.

In connection with the holding on November 7, on the Red Square of events dedicated to the 62nd anniversary of the 1941 parade, the notification of representatives of the Council of the Electoral Bloc “Russian Party of Pensioners and the Party of Social Justice” on intention from 9:00 to 17:00 hold a procession and rally along the route: the Alexander Garden - Mokhovaya Street - Okhotny Ryad - Square of the Revolution.

The organizers of the mass shares were warned of responsibility for compliance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation and to prevent calls to destabilize the situation in the city. Public order during processions and rallies will be provided by police officers and combatants, the city administration said.