In St. Petersburg, a participant in the “unlimited protest” was detained due to a picket in support of “Open Russia”

In St. Petersburg, Yevgeny Musin, a participant in an “indefinite protest,” was detained, who stood in a single picket in support of the persecuted activists of Open Russia. This was reported by the telegram channel "Groups of assistance to detainees".

Musin was picketing on Malaya Sadovaya Street when the police approached him and said that he had received a complaint under the offense book. At the moment, he is being taken to police station No. 78.

UPD 23:30 The "Detained Aid Group" reported that Yevgeny Musin was released from police department No. 78 with a protocol on the delivery and seizure of the poster.

• In several cities on January 21, searches were held at the homes of Open Russia activists in connection with the activities of an organization recognized as undesirable in Russia (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code). The suspect in the case is Anastasia Shevchenko, a member of the federal council of Open Russia. for two months . On January 23, a court in Rostov-on-Don placed Shevchenko under house arrest
• Indefinite Protest is a movement that arose after a rally against pension reform on September 9th. Activists in different cities of Russia are seeking the resignation of the "inefficient and corrupt president." The police regularly interfere with their actions and persecute protesters.