In Moscow, participants of the “unlimited protest” were detained at the monument to Tvardovsky

In Moscow, six participants in an indefinite protest were detained, who were standing in front of the monument to Tvardovsky. This was reported to OVD-Info by one of the detainees, Nikolai Dubinin.

In addition to him, Oktyabrina Zvyagina, Vladislav Krasnov, Mikhail Shalashny, Vera Oleinikova, Vladislav Popov were detained. The protesters were taken to the police station in the Tverskoy district.

The police also detained Denis Styazhkin, but they released him from the department after checking the documents - he showed the police a press card. Styazhkin told OVD-Info that he was present at the action as a journalist and was broadcasting online for the Activatika portal.

Earlier in the telegram channel "Rally in Moscow" there was a record about holding "an indefinite protest against the ineffective government." The message urged everyone to come to the Tvardovsky monument, take water, food, warm clothes and portable chargers with them.

UPD 18:18 Eight more participants in the indefinite protest were detained at the Rachmaninov monument. They were taken to the Meshchansky police station. OVD-Info was informed about this by Nikita Vyshkvarka.

UPD 18:50 Two minors were released from the police department in the Meshchansky district without protocols.

UPD 19:34 All 12 detainees were released from the Meshchansky police department without protocols, including four who were detained later.

UPD 20:30 Six detainees were released from the police department in the Tverskoy district with protocols under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event).

UPD 22:16 Grigory Simakov, a member of the 14% movement, was detained at the monument to Rachmaninov. This was reported to OVD-Info by Sergey Uvalich.

UPD 22:30 Sergei Vyborov, Mikhail Shalashny and Ivan Meshalkin were detained at the Rachmaninov monument.

UPD 11 September 10:58 Grigory Simakov, Sergei Vyborov, Mikhail Shalashny and Ivan Meshalkin were eventually released from the police department without protocol.