Petersburg: They detained the participants of "unlimited protest"

In St. Petersburg, unlimited protest activists were detained, who took leaflets for agitation against amendments to the Constitution. This was reported in the Telegram channel "Agit Russia".

Detained Sergey Belyaev, Igor Loparev and Andrey Kys. They were delivered to the police department No. 29.

The update at 20:25: Igor Loparev and Sergey Belyaev was released from the police department. The detainees made up definitions on the initiation of an administrative case under the article "The manufacture, distribution of or placement of campaign materials with violation of the requirements of the legislation on elections and referenda." Belyaev reports that employees applied physical strength to him.

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From June 25 to July 1, voting will be held in Russia to change the constitution. The main voting day is scheduled for July 1. Voting on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation was supposed to be held at the end of April, but because of the coronavirus it was postponed.

Among the most discussed amendments to the Constitution is the priority of the Russian Constitution over international law and the “zeroing” of the presidential terms, which, if amended, will allow Putin to be elected twice to the post of head of state.