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In Tatarstan, employees of the Center “E” came to the home of a member of Open Russia
On June 24, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism came to the home of Dmitry Yegorov, a member of Open Russia, an activist against the construction of a waste incineration plant in Osinovo. about this He told “Idel. Realities".
The operatives offered Yegorov to read to him on camera a warning about the ban on holding actions during the World Cup. The activist agreed. The employees of the Center "E" explained their proposal by the fact that Yegorov, in their opinion, would not sign the document.
In addition, Center E employees asked the activist not to distribute materials in support of Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov, along with other members of Open Russia.
According to Yegorov, these were the same officers who detained him on June 14 in Osinovo, where he arrived to sign up for public hearings on the construction of an incineration plant. Then they tried to give him two warnings about the inadmissibility of violating the law on rallies, but the activist refused to accept them.
- They want to build a waste incineration plant in the village of Osinovo in the Zelenodolsk region of Tatarstan. The land on which the plant is going to be built already belongs to the construction investor, a subsidiary of the Rostec Corporation, RT-Invest.
- Local residents and environmental activists are protesting against the construction of the plant. They hold rallies and pickets, after which several protesters were fined .
- convicted in the Crimean terrorists case, On May 16, director Oleg Sentsov, went on an indefinite hunger strike , demanding the release of Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia.
- The “List of Sentsov” is a list of political prisoners whose release is demanded by the convicted director. OVD-Info collected known information about 88 people associated with Ukraine and persecuted by the Russian authorities. Among these people there are both those deprived of liberty and those sentenced to suspended sentences, which means that they have limited movement.