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

In St. Petersburg on Sennaya Square, an unlimited protest participant Yevgeny Musin was detained when he stood in a single picket against the policy of Russian President Vladimir Putin. This was reported by the OTD-INFO was reported by the members of the group of assistance to the detainees.

The police detained the activist on suspicion that he had a fake passport. Musin is taken to the police department No. 2.

UPD 18:30 Evgeny Musin told the OVD-Info that he was released after a preventive conversation. The protocol was drawn up on him only about the delivery of the detainee.

• “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”. The police regularly prevents their shares and pursues protest participants.