Activists from Almetyevsk and Irkutsk have been held in a Moscow special detention center since November 1

: The news headline contains an inaccuracy: both groups of detainees ended up in the special detention center after November 1st.

UPD Supporters of Vyacheslav Maltsev, who are in special detention center No. 1 of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate, got through to the line. They were detained on November 1 and 2.

OVD-Info First, an activist from Arzamas (Nizhny Novgorod region) called Sergei Ozerov, who was detained on the evening of November 1 in an apartment in New Moscow. Activists from Almetyevsk (Tatarstan) Oleg Dmitriev and Oleg Ivanov were detained along with him.

According to Ozerov, police broke down the door of an apartment in New Moscow where he and two of his comrades from Tatarstan were staying. Protocols were drawn up against all three for disobeying the demands of police officers (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). On the same day, a few hours later, the Shcherbinsky District Court arrested Ozerov, Ivanov and Dmitriev for 15 days.

After Ozerov, activist from Irkutsk Sergei Shcheglov called. He said that he and another supporter of Vyacheslav Maltsev from Irkutsk, Alexei Prolygin, were detained on November 2 on the street near the Kievsky station. According to Shcheglov, he and Prolygin were simply walking along the street, when suddenly special forces in masks and black clothing rushed in from an approaching minivan.

The detainees spent two days in the Dorogomilovsky police station, and then they were convicted for allegedly drunken brawling on the street and given 7 days each. At the trial, a person unknown to Shcheglov testified that Shcheglov and Prolygin swore and behaved aggressively.

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