In St. Petersburg, a participant in the “unlimited protest”, who stood in a single picket, was detained

In St. Petersburg, police officers detained an unlimited protest participant Ilya Tkachenko. He stood in a single picket opposite the cruiser Aurora. Another activist of “unlimited protest” told about this OTD-Info.

According to him, Tkachenko held a poster on which it was written: "1917 - the beginning of the century of terror and sadism." The police did not name the reasons for the detention. Tkachenko is taken to 43 police department.

UPD 23:15 Ilya Tkachenko was released from the police department without drawing up the protocol and gave him a poster. The police did not give him any documents about his detention.

• On November 6, Ilya Tkachenko was detained for a single picket against rising prices and pension reform.
• “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”.