In Kirov, FSB officers detained a minor activist of Open Russia after a search.

In Kirov, employees of the FSB department for the region searched the home of a 17-year-old activist of Open Russia. About this writes "7 × 7" with reference to his girlfriend.

As the girl said, the search began at 6 o'clock in the morning, it was carried out by people in civilian clothes who presented their identity cards. “We found the Ukrainian flag, some literary materials, but there is nothing forbidden there. Some kind of weapon, but it is legal - pneumatic. The phones were confiscated from both of us, although there was no appeal against me, ”she said.

The activist was detained and taken to the FSB department, then he will be taken to the Investigative Committee. The detainee's girlfriend suggests that the searches may be related to publications on social networks, and the young man may be suspected of extremism.

UPD 15:15 After a conversation with the FSB, the young man was taken to the Investigative Committee and then released. MBKh Media writes that the operational actions were related to the fact that on his old page on VKontakte, the activist was subscribed to a left-wing radical group that was allegedly involved in the terrorist attack in Arkhangelsk. “They tried to classify me as a neo-Nazi and radical left. They said that I could be somehow connected with the shooter in Kerch, ”the young man told the publication.

• In April 2017, the Prosecutor General's Office declared undesirable a number of organizations associated with Mikhail Khodorkovsky. Including the Open Russia Civic Movement. The Russian movement "Open Russia" was not banned.
• On March 30, Open Russia declared self-liquidation for security reasons. “Despite the fact that the persecution of Open Russia activists is illegal and we continue to insist on this in all instances, we have decided that the safety of people is more important for us,” said Natalia Gryaznevich, the organization’s press secretary.