They did not refuse the laying

In Moscow, there was a walk of supporters of the liberal opposition to the Big Muscovite Bridge, where the co-chair of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov was killed. This was reported by the correspondent of "faces". Up to 200 people at 16 hours Moscow time, they advanced to the bridge from the Kitay-Gorod metro on the sidewalks and laid flowers on the site of the murder of Nemtsov.

The participants did not have any posters and any symbols. They also did not chant the slogans.

Oppositionists were accompanied by both the police and several militants of the NOD. Nevertheless, the walk was without provocations and detentions.

However, after the end of the event, provocateurs from the Black -Hundred SERB movement, led by the leader of the Gosha Tarashevich group, appeared on the bridge. They were accompanied by a municipal deputy of the Zamoskvorechye district Igor Brumel.

Brumel tried to damage Nemtsov’s memorial. The liberal activist Nadir Fattyhetdinov (Fatov) prevented this. Tarasevich began a fight with an activist, but the police detained Fattyakhetdinov.

The activist was brought to OP "Kitay-Gorod" and left for the night before the trial, which is scheduled for Tuesday. What article by the Code of Administrative Offenses is charged with Fatttyakhetdinov is unknown.

Shooting Dmitry Borco:

The committee of protest actions made the decision to take a walk after the Moscow City Hall illegally refused him to agree on a procession along the Boulevard Ring and a rally on Sakharov Avenue. Officials claimed that they could agree on an event only in the outskirts of the southeastern region of Maryino. Earlier, the organizers of the liberal actions have repeatedly agreed to hold actions in Maryin. Why now this option seemed unacceptable to them, was not explained.

Meanwhile, Interfax previously reported on Monday that the metropolitan police are looking for a white Gazelle, traveling around the city with a portrait of Nemtsov and "inscriptions that caused the outrage of citizens." The number of the car is already known, the security forces told, but it has not yet been able to find it itself.

As reported, some citizens who saw the car in the morning on Taganskaya Street filed a denunciation of the police. They regarded the inscriptions by car as provocative.

Meanwhile, Open Russia reported this car back on Sunday, when Russia Day was celebrated. The Gazelle traveled to the center of Moscow, including along the Big Moskvoretsky bridge and past Bolotnaya Square. At the same time, there were no provocative inscriptions on the back of the car - next to the portrait, only a quote from Nemtsov’s book “Provincial” was placed, which reads: “Reforms begin when the money ends.”