Three National Bolshes were detained in Moscow

In Moscow, on Chistoprudny Boulevard, the National Basil Boris Shepelyuk, who distributed a party newspaper, was detained for about 20 hours. This was reported on the website of the unregistered party "Another Russia E.V. Limonov."

According to the police, Shepelyuk violated the “self -isolation” regime. He was taken to the Basmanny police department.

Half an hour later, at the exit from the Shabolovskaya metro station, the National Bolsheviks of Mikhail Galyashkin and Maria Mojova were detained. They are going to deliver them to the Donskoy Department of Internal Affairs to verify documents, reports the Telegram channel "Direct Action".

20:53 Mikhail Galyashkin said that he and Maria Mojova were taken to the police department. The press secretary of another Russia clarified that other party activists held single pickets in the evening at Shabolovskaya, but the shares ended before the police arrived.

21:01 Boris Shepelyuk was delivered to the Basmann police department. Police are going to withdraw newspapers and paraphernalia, the press service of another Russia said.

22:32 All detainees were released from the police departments. As a result, they did not seize the newspapers and attributes at Boris Shepelyuk, the press service of another Russia said.

Sheplyuk was awarded the obligation to draw up to draw up a protocol under an article on violation of the procedure for public events (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is not known what exactly is charged with the National Basil - a copy of the protocol about the detention was not given to him.

Galyashkina and Mojov in the Donskoy police department were interviewed and released without protocols.

• “Other Russia” is an unregistered party, established in the summer of 2010 by members of the National-Bolshevik Party (NBP) banned in 2007 in Russia. Party members are called "National Bolsheviks" or "Limonovites" (named after the founder of the party Eduard Limonov). At the end of September, the party announced a self -dissolution and reconstruction called "Another Russia E. V. Limonov."