In Moscow, on the silent procession of “unlimited protest”, detention began

In Moscow, the police began to detain participants in the silent procession of “unlimited protest”. This was reported by the OTD-Info by the minor detainee.

According to him, five people were detained, among whom: Arthur Simonov, Vladislav Popov, Vyacheslav Khlynov, Artem Zaychikov and one minor.

The interlocutor of the ATS-Info said that the police “ran up, broke their hands and dragged him to the car gut without introducing themselves”

Activists of “unlimited protest” gathered near the Kazan Cathedral to conduct a silent procession-in their telegram channel they wrote that this is “the safest way to express protest”. They walked towards Red Square. According to Dmitry Karasev, an activist of the People's Resistance Association, who became an eyewitness to what happened, the detention began after the participants in the procession began to clap their hands.

UPD 18:13 One of the detainees said that they were brought to the China-Gorod police department.

UPD 22:49 on four detainees drew up protocols under part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) and released. Father came for a minor activist.

• “Immortal protest” is a movement that arose after a rally against pension reform on September 9. Activists in different cities of Russia achieve the resignation of an “ineffective and corrupt president”.