The police came to the printing house where a newspaper against amendments to the Constitution was printed

In the suburbs, the police came to the printing house where the newspaper of the campaign "No!" against amendments to the Constitution. This was reported to OVD-Info by Tatyana Usmanova, coordinator of Open Russia.

The police requested documentation, found out who printed how many newspapers, and also measured the walls and windows in the room. Presumably, the security forces are going to confiscate the circulation of the newspaper.

As the coordinator of the No! campaign told MBKh Media. Andrey Pivovarov, police officers and a printing house driver go to the place where the campaign newspapers were shipped.

• The day before, the security forces searched the office of the For Socialism movement , confiscating leaflets and equipment, as well as the St. Petersburg office of Open Russia . The Open Russia activists did not open the door to the police, and they did not have documents for the search, so the officers left without searching anything.
• On June 25, Open Russia announced the free distribution of stickers and newspapers against the amendments in the offices of the organization.