In St. Petersburg, volunteers of the Sobchak headquarters were detained, who wrote on the ice "against Putin"

In St. Petersburg, several volunteers of the campaign headquarters Ksenia Sobchak were detained and beaten, Echo Moscow reports with reference to the headquarters of the headquarters Natalya Gryaznevich.

According to her, a group of activists on the snowy ice of the Fontanka River applied the inscription "Against Putin."

According to Gryaznevich, the police came to sort it out for five minutes, and after 15 minutes the inscription "washed" from the fire engine.

OVD-Info reports that nine people were detained.

The St. Petersburg site "Fontanka" reports that volunteers were delivered to the 78th police department. Seven released immediately, the remaining two left the police department only by eight in the morning of March 4. According to activists, they did not draw up a protocol, since the police did not find a suitable article. But they were asked to sign an obligation to turn out to be in the department.

On March 18, the presidential election will be held in Russia.