
In Kaliningrad, nine participants in the procession in support of Navalny on January 23 received administrative penalties, four of them were arrested. This was announced by North. Realia by an employee of the regional headquarters of Navalny Ivan Lusin.
"On January 28, two participants in the procession were assigned compulsory work for 20 hours and one - a fine of 10 thousand rubles. Today the courts continued, there are already at least two fines, activists Vadim Khairullin and Hagay Rumyantsev, 20 thousand rubles each," Luzin said.
According to activist Vadim Khairullin, court decisions are expected to be on three activists detained on January 22 before the protest.
Four volunteers of the Kaliningrad headquarters were arrested for participating in the promotion in support of Navalny, lawyer Maria Bonzler told North. Immediately after the action on January 23, Maria Petukhova was detained. She was charged with the organization of a rally in Kaliningrad and arrested for 7 days. Igor Baryshnikov received eight days of arrest. On January 27, volunteers of the headquarters of Yevgeny Fedulov and Vladimir Makarov were detained and arrested for 6 and 8 days, respectively.
Even before the rally, activist Ragnar Rhine was arrested on January 21. He was accused of organizing a rally and arrested for three days. Rhine announced a dry hunger strike. Later in social networks, he spoke about the threats from unknown people who promised him problems if he came to the procession in support of Navalny on January 31. In total, about 15 people were detained in Kaliningrad after the procession on January 23, some of them were released without protocols, he said at the headquarters.