The first Greenpeace activist left the pre-trial detention center

Brazilian Ana Paula Alminhana Masiel, who participated in the action near the Prirazlomnaya platform, was released from custody, ITAR-TASS reports citing a Greenpeace representative.

In addition, the organization told the agency that "they do not know where Ana Paula will live, but even if they knew, they would not have been told."

The head of the St. Petersburg branch of the environmental organization, Dmitry Artamonov, said that it is unlikely that any of the activists will be released today.

Over the past three days, the court has ruled to release on bail 17 out of 30 defendants in the case of the action at the Gazprom oil platform in the Pechora Sea.