They tried to hand over an invalid summons to the military registration and enlistment office to the head of Navalny's Kurgan headquarters, Alexei Schwartz. He reported this to the publication MBKH Media.
“According to the summons, I must appear at the military registration and enlistment office on May 12, and the incident took place on the 16th. In addition, standing near the entrance were five more “ashniks,” whom I had seen many times before at public events. In the end, I didn’t take the summons, left the entrance and went to the store. When I returned, no one was there,” MBH Media quotes Schwartz as saying. Thus, the summons was overdue for several days.
- On May 13, Yevgeny Rudkovsky, an employee of Navalny’s Omsk regional headquarters, was summoned to the military prosecutor’s office due to doubts that he was unfit for service.
- On December 23, FBK project manager Ruslan Shaveddinov was detained in his own apartment. On the same day, the Moscow City Court recognized the decision of the draft commission on his fitness for service as legal. A day later it became known that Shaveddinov was in a military unit on Novaya Zemlya.
- Employees and volunteers of the headquarters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny regularly face various forms of politically motivated pressure from the state. Thus, as part of a criminal case on money laundering at FBK, searches were carried out at headquarters employees throughout the country.