Moscow activists of the Right Bloc Konstantin Filin, Dmitry Golikov, Andrey Ulyanov and Ilya Sotnikov (Varakin) were detained in Tver. this on her Facebook page . reports Human rights activist Iryna Yatsenko
Four Moscow activists came to Tver to take part in the agreed action "Russian May Day" on the Square of Glory. After spending the night with a friend, on May 1 they left the house and headed towards the square. But almost immediately they were approached by police officers in civilian clothes and asked to show their documents. The activists were offered to go to the police station to check their passports for their authenticity. Now they are in the police department in the Zavolzhsky district of the city of Tver.
UPD 18:50 Later, the detainees were released from the department without protocols, Yatsenko writes . The activists refused to give explanations, citing Article 51 of the Constitution.
Earlier, the Moscow authorities did not agree to the nationalists a number of events planned in different parts of the city.