The applicant of the "Russian Marshal" was arrested in Novosibirsk

The court arrested the applicant of the “Russian march” in Novosibirsk Vyacheslav Dobrynin. He is suspected of preparing the riots.

The IC of the Russian Federation in the Novosibirsk Region opened the case under Part 3 of Article 212 and Part 1 of Article 30, part 2 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (calls for riots and attempt on participation in them).

“According to the investigation, in the period of 2017, a 39-year-old resident of Novosibirsk, who is a participant in the prohibited [in the Russian Federation] association of the nationalist orientation“ artillery ”, together with like-minded people, published messages containing calls to the riots in Novosibirsk on November 4-5, 2017,” the department said on November 9.

According to Taiga.info, we are talking about Vyacheslav Dobrynin. He was one of the applicants of the “Russian march” on November 4. The city hall, recall, gave an “expired” refusal to the organizing committee, but activists still went through the city center without slogans and banners.

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On the evening of November 5, several dozen nationalists and supporters of Vyacheslav Maltsev gathered in the Pervomaisky square without weapons and posters. They were surrounded by OMON employees. More than 20 people were detained , most of whom were released on the night of November 6.

According to the UK, Dobrynin seized 20 Molotov cocktails, radio, knives, smoothbore weapons and cartridges. The investigation petitioned the arrest of the suspect. The court sent him to the pre -trial detention center. According to Taiga.info, weapons and cartridges were registered.

Oppositionist Vyacheslav Maltsev called the date of "Revolution" on November 5. On this day, more than 400 people were detained throughout the country, according to the OVD-Info, among whom were supporters of a politician ran for the State Duma. Most were detained in Moscow, including Robert Isaev, who held protests against the current economic course of the country in Novosibirsk, for example, along with “pensioners for a decent life”.

In October, the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court recognized the movement “Artillery” extremist and banned in Russia. Maltsev led the channel of the same name on YouTube.com, where he answered questions and commented on the main news. The channel was blocked for users from Russia on November 5.