In the city of Bratsk, Irkutsk region, police detained two girls who stood with posters against Putin and in defense of Siberia. This was told to us by a young man who was an eyewitness to the detention.
According to him, the girls stood with posters for about an hour, after which the police approached them and detained them. One of the detainees is a minor. Girls stood with posters "Save Russia from Putinism" and "Save Siberia from Moscow and China." The police, according to an eyewitness, promised to draw up reports on the detainees for violating the rules of the action (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
The police approached the eyewitness of the events, took him to the official car and checked his documents. After that, they had a “conversation” with the young man, although he did not participate in the picket. The police said that the girls "want to separate Siberia from Russia" and said that the girls work "for overseas masters." After that, the young man was released.