
Today in St. Petersburg will be a "march of disagreements". Police officers in case of violation of public order intend to stop any attempts to violate the law, Interfax told in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.
In the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg, they say that the participants of today's march will arrange various provocations. Such provocations in the St. Petersburg police include the intention of participants in the action to put on white clothes.
"It is planned that the participants in the unauthorized procession that will go in the forefront will be dressed in white clothes so that in the case of any brawls, traces of blood even from small scratches are immediately visible," the Central Internal Affairs Directorate said.
- The police refutes the reports of the detention of "disagreements"
"Also, according to operational information, the participants in the action intend to bring sharpening with them and other items that can be used as cold weapons, as well as other damaging elements," the police said.
“Be careful, do not succumb to provocations, and in any case, if you go for a walk in the center, do not adjoin groups whose goals and objectives are not clear to you. If you see any violation of public order, step aside,” the GUVD representatives are addressing to the townspeople and guests of the city.
On Saturday morning in St. Petersburg, the police detain the march participants who arrive in the city to take part in the action.
According to Andrei Sidelnikov, the detained leader of the movement, the detained leader of the movement, the police detaining the opposition to the city of opposition at the Moscow station without explanation.
At the moment, about 20 people have been detained. Among them are Marina Litvinovich and several more representatives of the OGF.
The detainees are delivered to the 5th police station. According to Sidelnikov, he has been there for more than three hours without charges. In a conversation with the police, he found out that he was allegedly wanted.
The organizers of the St. Petersburg campaign insist that they have the right to conduct a march. The city authorities allowed them only a rally.
A few days before the planned action, the prosecutor's office warned the participants of the “Marsh of Non -Disagreements” that on April 15 a demonstration in the center of St. Petersburg, declared by the organizers in the notification of the public event, but not agreed with the city administration, will be illegal. On April 2, the Committee on the Legality, Law and Safety of the Government of St. Petersburg from the chairman of the regional branch of the Yabloko Party Maxim Reznik and the regional director of cultural and educational programs "Petersburg Information and Resource Center" Olga Kurnosova received a notice of the public event on April 15: demonstrations on the route: Pioneer Square, Marat Street, Hevskiye Street, Heva Avenue, Suvorovsky Prospekt, Square of the Proletarian dictatorship, on which a rally is planned.
"Based on the results of the consideration of the specified notification, the committee agreed only on the rally on the announced day and time on Pioneer Square. Conducting a demonstration on the route declared by the organizers was not agreed by the committee, due to the impossibility of ensuring the law enforcement and security of participants in the event. In accordance with the current legislation, the demonstration will be illegal," the prosecutor's office said.
On the eve of Moscow, during the "marsh of disagreements" , several hundred people were detained . The procession was not authorized by the authorities.
Meanwhile, Harry Kasparov was fined a thousand rubles for participating in an unauthorized procession. Kasparova’s defense intends to appeal this decision in a higher instance. The consideration of the case of Kasparov took place on the world section of the Tver court of Moscow for more than six hours. "During the meeting, an OMON employee was questioned in court, who was allegedly detaining Kasparov. However, Kasparov said that this person did not detain him," his lawyer said.
Kasparov compared Putin with Pinochet
The leader of the United Civil Front Harry Kasparov, who was detained on a rally in the center of Moscow on Saturday, gave an interview to The Sunday Times. In it, he compared Russia at the regime of Vladimir Putin with Chile from Pinochet and Communist regimes, which collapsed after "velvet" revolutions in Eastern Europe.
"We do not fight for the victory in the elections, we are fighting to have elections. Now the word" election "should be erased from our political dictionary. There is a process of appointment," Kasparov said.
In his opinion, despite the large incomes from the sale of oil, most Russians experience economic difficulties, and this will float to the surface next year. "I do not think that we have too confident in the Kremlin. There is no longer one Kremlin, the ruling elite is divided into several different voices," he said.
"The temperature is growing, we observe the collapse of the Kremlin power structures. Putin is forced to make a decision and name the successor, but this is a person who has never made a difficult choice in his life," he added.
“If we can save the“ other Russia ”for the next six months, the Kremlin wrestling will be more and more losers looking for other ways. Time will be on our side. This gives me a little optimism, although not much, because everything can go differently. There may be repressions and arrests,” Kasparov said.
Petersburg "Yabloko" did not obey Yavlinsky
The Petersburg organization of the Yabloko party after searches at its headquarters decided to take part in the action on April 15.
"This direct provocation forces us in the current conditions to take part in the protest action on April 15," the chairman of the regional branch of Yabloko, Maxim Reznik, who was widespread on Friday, said in a statement.
The document recalls that the federal "Yabloko" announced the non -participation of the party in the "marsh of disagreements".
According to the statement, the St. Petersburg organization Yabloko considered the issue of its participation in permitted protests in St. Petersburg in accordance with the decision of the party bureau. "During the discussion, an illegal force of law enforcement agencies in the headquarters of the Yabloko party in St. Petersburg took place. Searches were carried out," the statement said.
“We express a decisive protest against police arbitrariness,” emphasizes the head of the St. Petersburg branch of Yabloko.
In turn, the chairman of Yabloko Grigory Yavlinsky called the searches conducted in the headquarters of the St. Petersburg branch of Yabloko, "illegal and provocative." "The unceremonious invasion of the law enforcement agencies into the office of the political party is evidence of the escalation of power methods to combat the political opposition," Yavlinsky believes.
In his opinion, "such actions of the authorities lead to an increase in tension, create the ground for the growth of extremism and directly pushes people out into the street, those who were not going to participate in protest events."
As the head of the Yabloko, head of the Yabloko St. Petersburg branch, said earlier, on Friday during the day, the headquarters of the Yabloko regional branch came from the department for combating economic crimes and demanded financial documents, in particular, the treaties with printing houses that printed agitation materials to the Marsh of Disagent.
According to Shurschev, law enforcement officers who conducted the search left the party headquarters, without taking away anything. The law enforcement agencies "Interfax" did not confirm and did not refute this information.
Earlier, the Russian United Democratic Party "Yabloko" refused to participate in the "Marsh of the Disagent", which the opposition conducted in Moscow and St. Petersburg on April 14 and 15.
"In accordance with the decision of the Bureau of March 30, 2007, the Russian United Democratic Party" Yabloko "will not take part in the" Mark of the Disagnower, "the party’s statement widespread on Friday, under the heading of“ prevention and violence ”, which is signed by Yavlinsky.