The police came to Navalny's headquarters in Cheboksary. In Perm, leaflets and newspapers were confiscated from activists

Employees of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Cheboksary on the evening of July 6 reported that police officers had come to the premises.

“They say they received a message that someone from our headquarters was stealing something,” they wrote on the headquarters’ VKontakte page. According to the head of the headquarters, Semyon Kochkin, one of the employees was taken to the police as being wanted; the police also took away “half of the circulation” (apparently, we are talking about campaign materials).

In Perm, Navalny's headquarters activists reported that "three tons of leaflets and newspapers" were confiscated from them, which were loaded into trucks near the warehouse of a transport company, Interfax reports.

Head of Staff Maxim Zhilin, according to employees, is at the police station.

• On July 5-6, the police came to the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Novosibirsk, Orel, Vologda, Moscow and Astrakhan. The formal reasons for the searches were various, including checks on allegations of illegal campaigning, the search for extremist materials, and checking reports of a planted bomb. Police seize campaign materials at their headquarters.