In Moscow, an activist of "unlimited protest" was detained at the monument to Pushkin.

In Moscow, the monument to Pushkin was detained by the activist of the “unlimited protest” Daniil Galitsky, eyewitnesses said to the hotline of the OTD-Info.

The reason for the detention is unknown. The police stated that they saw Galitsky with a poster on video surveillance cameras, but did not say what offense they were charged with an activist. At the time of detention, he stood without a poster. In the video of the Telegram channel “Flowers for Volodya”, the policeman took out an empty sheet of paper and presented it to Galitsky as a poster, with which he supposedly stood in a picket.

Daniil Galitsky was taken to the police department in the Tver district. Vera Oleinikov tried to go to the detainee, but the police pushed her roughly. A few minutes later Galitsky was released without protocols.

• In December 2019, Galitsky was detained on Red Square due to the fact that he was holding a poster in his hands with an image of an emoticon.