In Moscow on Pushkinskaya Square, picket participants were detained in support of political prisoners

In Moscow, the police detained at least eight people during pickets on Pushkinskaya Square. The OTD-Info was reported by the detainees themselves.

Activists demanded to free the political prisoners and opposed the online voting . At least one of them, the police detained with the use of force.

Ivan the Theologian, Vera Lagutochkin, Natalya Koval, Vladimir Fedorov, Vadim Schukin, Dmitry Bulavkin and Aida Tagieva were detained.

Some of the detainees were brought to the Police of Tverskaya. A lawyer from the OVD-info Sergey Telnov went to their aid.

15:01 Schukina and Bulavkin were taken to the Pupil Department of Internal Affairs. The lawyer Nikita Petreev went to their aid.

16:02 Four more detainees - Alexei Banshchikov, George Osadchy, Alexander Kosov and Ilya Ivanov - were delivered to the Police "Meshchansky". A lawyer from the OVD-Info Ilya Utkin is going to them.

16:13 From the moment the Meshchansky Destroyed Bulavkin was delivered to the Meshchansky ATS, the police did not allow the use of the mobile, he himself told the OVD-info. Because of this, a lawyer could not contact him.

18:15 Picketers Vadim Schukin, Dmitry Bulavkin and Alexander Kosov came out of "Meshchansky". The police drawn up protocols on them under an article on violation of the rules of participation in the action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

18:34 Also from the ATS with the protocol under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses were released by Alexei Banshchikov.

18:42 From the Tver department of Aida Tagiev was released without a protocol, the rest of the detainees - Ivan the Theologian, Natalya Koval, Vera Lagutochkina, Vladimir Fedorova and another person - the police were charged with part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

19:40 The last detainees came from the Meshchane department with protocols under part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - Alexander Kosov, Ilya Povinov and Georgy Osadchiy.