In Omsk, police detained an employee of Navalny's regional headquarters leaving his house.

In Omsk, police detained Yevgeny Rudkovsky, an employee of the regional headquarters of Alexei Navalny. This was reported in the telegram channel of the headquarters.

Police officers explained the detention by the fact that a tip had allegedly been received against Rudkovsky. Now the man has been taken to police department No. 8 of Omsk.

In addition, unknown people in civilian clothes are on duty near the house of another headquarters employee, Daniil Chebykin.

Navalny’s headquarters suggests that in this way the police are preparing for the arrival of Vladimir Putin. The President planned to visit Omsk on November 7.

9:43 Rudkovsky was released from the police department without reports, reports the telegram channel of Navalny’s headquarters in Omsk.

The police officers were unable to give a formal reason for the man’s detention and did not show the identification in connection with which Rudkovsky was detained.

• The coordinator of Navalny's Omsk headquarters, Olga Kartavtseva,was searched on September 23. The security forces confiscated her phone and took her for questioning to the Investigative Committee, but the girl refused to answer their questions, using Article 51 of the Constitution.
• In Omsk and other cities of Russia, as part of the “FBK case,” on September 12, searches were carried out at supporters of Alexei Navalny and at his headquarters, and on October 15, security forces conducted several dozen more searches throughout the country. After the searches, many activists were interrogated as witnesses in the case of money laundering (Article 174 of the Criminal Code). A number of them had their accounts worth 75 million rubles blocked.