
On Saturday, June 9, St. Petersburg will be held "Marsh of Non-Nosen". It will begin at the Oktyabrsky BKZ on Ligovsky Prospekt, then the procession along Greek Prospekt, Paradaya Street, Kirochny Street. The “march” will end with the rally at the Suvorov Museum. The collection of participants in the action from 16:30.
The leader of the movement "Vanguard Red Youth" (AKM) Sergei Udaltsov was detained at Sheremetyevo Airport at 05:30 a.m. shortly before registration for the Moscow -St. Petersburg flight. According to Kasparov.ru , within three hours, law enforcement officers found out the identity of the detainee in the linear branch of the airport. Udaltsov was supposed to fly to Petersburg at 07:30.
In addition, it became known that activists of the "ours" movement also arrived at Sheremetyevo Airport. The leaders of the "other Russia" Harry Kasparov and Eduard Limonov flew to St. Petersburg. At the Pulkovo airport, Kasparova and Limonov was met by journalists to whom the leaders of another Russia gave an interview.
The procedure for conducting the "Marsh of the Disagent" on June 9 in St. Petersburg was completely agreed with the chairman of the Committee on the Law, Law and the Security and Security of Citizens Leonid Bogdanov. In addition, it should be noted that this is the first action fully agreed with the authorities.
Policeers from other regions were again introduced into the city - in total, from 8 to 10 thousand people, the correspondent of Echo of Moscow reports.
In the area of the march, employees of the Provisional Press Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, which is specially organized in the days of the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, will be on duty. To journalists who will illuminate the "marsh of disagreements" will distribute special identification badges.
According to the head of the press service of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region Vyacheslav Stepchenko, various units of law enforcement agencies will ensure security during the march, and riot police will be used only in situations "which require operational response."
All employees were added by a spokeswoman, instructed, "it is ordered to be polite, both with the inhabitants of the city and with guests from abroad."
The organizers of the march also hope that this time everything will pass without a clash, unlike April 15. Then, after a rally on Pionerskaya Square, dozens of people were injured in a police skirmish with the protesters. They beat and broke the hand of the former deputy of the city parliament Sergei Gulyaev, more than 100 people, including journalists and foreigners, were detained.
On the eve of the new campaign, Gulyaev told reporters that the police might not allow him to participate: "I have no confidence that I will reach the place of gathering."
“The main goal of the march is to bring their views to citizens, and not to conflicts with the police,” said Olga Kurnosova, the leader of the St. Petersburg United Civil Front (OGF).
In her opinion, the situation in Russia and St. Petersburg "is so serious that a lot of people unite to say" no "what is happening. And they intend to express their protest until the main civil rights are restored until there are truly free elections."