
In Moscow, the Embassy of Belarus was detained by Mikhail Kirtser. He participated in the rally of solidarity with the Belarusian protesters. This was reported to the hotline of the OWD-Info line by the daughter of the detainee.
Police threatened Kirzer with an article on an attack on a representative of the authorities. Presumably, the detainee is being taken to the Basmann police department.
According to the relatives, the detainee was released some time after placing in the car.
21:03 During the procession from the Embassy of Belarus at the metro Kita-Gorod, at least 5 people were detained. The detainees themselves reported this to the hotline of the OWD-info.
21:20 The name of one detainee is known - Artemy Bobrov, four more participants in the action refused to publish their data.
The interests of the detainees will be represented by a lawyer from the OVD-info Alan Kibizov.
21:32 The detainees are taken to the Basmann ATS.
21:47 Avtozak Live telegram channel reports two more detainees.
21:57 The embassy was detained by another girl, writes Avtozak Live.
22:42 To date, the OWD-info is known about the ten detainees: five are already in the Basmann police department, a car gut with five more stands next to the embassy. In the second car, Inna Stroganova, artist Pavel Shevelev and three drunken men are located. As Stroganova specified, she took part in the share of solidarity, and the rest were detained simply for being near the embassy.
23:03 The second car is also sent to the Basmann police department.
23:52 The detainees begin to release the appeal to draw up a protocol under an article on violation of the rules of participation in the action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), the Alan Kibizov lawyer from the Alanzo ATF.
August 13 00:20 p.m. of all detained participants in the joint of solidarity was released from the department for an obligation to turn out to be a protocol on a protocol, an Alan Kibizov lawyer reports.
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