Three National Bolsheviks serving administrative arrest were re-detained in Yekaterinburg

In Yekaterinburg, activists of the Other Russia E. V. Limonov, Sergei Demidov, Stepan Yurchenko and Yevgeny Nekrasov, were detained. This was announced by a lawyer from OVD-Info Andrey Shchukin.

Activists are charged with displaying prohibited symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to posts on VKontakte. The National Bolsheviks were taken to the Leninsky District Court. Yurchenko has already been placed under arrest for 15 days.

The activists were serving an administrative arrest in a special detention center in Yekaterinburg after they were severely detained on September 26 by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism. A few hours before the end of the administrative arrest, the National Bolsheviks were taken out of the special detention center and detained again.

13:20 The location of Demidov and Nekrasov is unknown, they were brought to court along with Yurchenko, but they were not brought into the building.

18:55 Sergei Demidov was also given 15 days of arrest, lawyer Andrei Shchukin said.

20:26 Yevgeny Nekrasov also received 15 days of arrest.

21:03 Sergei Demidov went on a hunger strike in protest against the "arrest carousels", writes the telegram channel "Under Press. Chronicles of a Police State.

• Ten National Bolsheviks were severely detained the day after the September 25 rally against electoral fraud. They were kept for several hours at the police station, but a protocol was drawn up for only one of them - under the article on disobedience to the police. Demidov, Yurchenko, Nekrasov were again detained on September 27, when they came to the court building to support their comrade-in-arms at a hearing on an administrative case. They spent the night at the police station, and on the morning of September 28 they were taken to court.
• The Other Russia is an unregistered party founded after the National Bolshevik Party (NBP) was banned. Party members are called "National Bolsheviks" or "Limonovites" (after the founder of the party, Eduard Limonov). At the end of September 2020, the party announced its self-dissolution and re-establishment under the name "The Other Russia of E.V. Limonov".