In Tula, a report was drawn up against an activist because of a video message to the president

In Tula, the police drew up a protocol on organizing an uncoordinated rally against activist Sergei Sergeyev, who, along with other residents of the city, recorded a video message to Vladimir Putin. He himself informed OVD-Info about this.

On November 5, Sergeev and other local residents gathered on Victory Square and recorded a video message to the president in which they protest against the introduction of QR codes and forced vaccination. On November 18, three police officers came to Sergeyev's house. The law enforcers took the man to the Sovetsky police department and drew up a protocol under the article on the organization of an uncoordinated action (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

On November 19, the Sovetsky District Court of Tula fined Sergeev 21,000 rubles under an article about organizing an uncoordinated action.

• in Kaliningrad and the Arkhangelsk region On November 4, two activists were detained , who planned to record a video message to the president. Both men were accused of calling for participation in an unauthorized event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
• to confirm vaccination against coronavirus to visit cafes and restaurants, shopping centers, fitness rooms, swimming pools, sporting events and concerts . are required From October 8, in the Tula region , QR codes