BAZA: Presidential security officers who came to the rally on January 23 in Moscow were fired on the same day

Employees of the Federal Security Service (FSO) Mikhail and Maxim Terekhov, who attended a rally in support of Navalny on January 23 in Moscow, were fired on the same day. Baza writes about this.

According to the telegram channel, the Terekhovs are twin brothers working as security guards for the presidential administration. They themselves do not call themselves participants in the protest action and emphasize that on January 23 they came to Pushkinskaya “to see what would happen there.”

Maxim Terekhov was detained during the action and taken first to the police station in the Prospekt Vernadsky district, then to the Shchukino police station. The detainee was left in the department until the trial. As Baza reports, the Terekhovs’ management found out about the arrest on the same day and decided to fire Maxim “retroactively.” Mikhail, who remained free after the protest, also lost his job. “Because brother,” Baza quotes him.

According to our information, Maxim Terekhov is still in the department; today the former FSO employee should be brought to court to consider the protocol on the trail of the action.

• On January 23, protests took place throughout Russia in support of opposition politician Alexei Navalny: he was sent into custody for 30 days, and the Federal Penitentiary Service is demanding that his suspended sentence in the Yves Rocher case be replaced with a real one. Not only supporters of the politician, but also random people faced pressure from the authorities on the eve of the protests, and arrests in connection with the protests on January 23 began three days before the protests. OVD-Info led online .
• According to OVD-Info, on January 23, more than 3,700 people were detained throughout the country during the protests (we are updating the data), of which more than 1,455 were detained in Moscow.