
Four participants in mass protests in Moscow, who took place on Saturday, January 23, became defendants in criminal cases on the use of violence against a representative of the authorities. In relation to them, cases have been instituted under Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, RIA Novosti reports with reference to an informed source.
Three more participants in the shares became defendants in criminal cases stipulated by the violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules (Article 236 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), hooliganism (Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and intentional damage to property (Article 167 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).
According to investigators, "aggressively tuned citizens participating in an unauthorized event in the center of Moscow, near Sretensky Boulevard, in response to the legal requirements of law enforcement officers who secured public order, were hit by an employee of the Russian Guard, threw him to the ground and continued to beat him."
"Unidentified persons against two law enforcement officers in the suppression of illegal actions were sprayed in the face of tear gas. In addition, during an unauthorized action on Pushkin Square, one of the participants inflicted multiple blows to the OMON to various parts of the body," the press release said. Also, according to the UK, the promotion participants blocked a car moving along the color boulevard and, "having performed hooligan actions, damaged it, and also sprayed tear gas into the driver's face."
"On the fact of damage to the FSB car on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, a criminal case has been instituted under Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (" hooliganism ")," a source in law enforcement agencies told TASS.
This incident occurred on Tsvetnoy Boulevard. Unknowns broke the glass of the black Toyota Camry with a flashing mile of the roof and numbers A838MR97. The protesters poured onto the roadway, surrounded the car and began to shout a car with shouts. A minute later they were dispersed by the arrogant riot police, and the rumpled sedan started off and quickly disappeared from sight.
On Tsvetnoy Boulevard, a car with Amr numbers was broken. The driver was wounded by pic.twitter.com/xdk4shpb1p
- Kiev Donetchan (@kyiv_donetsk) January 23, 2021
Later, the TASS and RIA Novosti agency, citing their sources, reported that the driver of a car with a miletic was injured by the eye. The machine itself belongs to the central apparatus of the FSB.
After this incident, the presidential managers turned to the drivers of his fleet with a request to think through the routes of travel in Moscow so that "to avoid the possible manifestation of aggression by participants in the inconsistent rally."
On January 23, more than 110 Russian cities were held in support of Alexei Navalny. According to MBH Media, at least 110 thousand people took part in them. The number of detainees throughout the country exceeded 3,500 people. More than 20 thousand took part in Moscow, 1360 people were detained.
Unauthorized shares in support of the opposition that arrested after the return of Navalny’s opposition was returned on Saturday in many cities of the country.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation announced the day before that their agitators would be brought to administrative responsibility.
The Prosecutor General’s Office also previously warned about the inadmissibility of participation in inconsistent shares, as well as the distribution of calls to participate in them.