In Moscow, in a criminal case under an article on violation of sanitary and epidemiological standards:
Under the administrative article, municipal deputy Konstantin Jankauskas was arrested for 10 days (he is defended by lawyers from OVD-Info Yuliya Sycheva and Ilya Utkin), a lawyer was allowed to see him only after the publication of OVD-Info.
In Yekaterinburg, an activist of Navalny's headquarters, Victoria Reich, was kidnapped and arrested for 10 days, she is also charged with disobedience to a police officer during her arrest. Victoria was hit on the face of the side window of the car, the police refused to call a doctor.
In Tambov, a volunteer from Navalny's headquarters was beaten and kidnapped.
In Rostov-on-Don, Yekaterina Gritsaenko's house was searched - she is being held as a witness in a criminal case involving the participation of a minor in an action (151.2 of the Criminal Code). She was also sentenced to 10 days of arrest under an administrative article.
In Barnaul, the Investigative Committee interrogated a minor.
In Nizhny Novgorod, Kurgan, Chelyabinsk and Stavropol, Navalny's staff members were arrested for 5 to 10 days. An employee from Volgograd was again detained immediately after serving his arrest for 7 days.
in Kazan Activist Azat Shaekhov, arrested for 10 days, went on a dry hunger strike . Previously, he was beaten, kidnapped, strangled in a car and demanded to answer the questions “Will you still go out for a walk? Will you still call your friends?”, and they were allowed to contact the lawyer only a day later.
In Sochi, 70-year-old pensioner Konstantin Gudimov went on a hunger strike: he was arrested for participating in a rally on January 23, although in fact he held solo pickets.
There is good news in Ivanovo : the case of the ex-coordinator of Navalny's headquarters, Nikolai Dyachkov, was reclassified from an arrest article to a non-arrest one.
Read the full chronicle of events on the eve of the action on January 31 here .