Activist "Yabloko" was arrested for 20 days for protest at the General Staff building

The activist of the Yabloko party, a journalist of the Sota publication, Maria Volokh, was arrested for 20 days for a protest of the General Staff building in the center of Moscow. A criminal case can be instituted against her. She wrote about this in her telegram channel.

Volokh was detained on November 21, the action took place a day earlier. Four activists came out in white biological defense costumes with the inscriptions of No Nukes ("There are no nuclear ammunition") to the building of the General Staff and lit pyrotechnic torches.

She was accused of violating the rules of public events. During the meeting in the Presnensky court, judge Irina Zubova deleted the audience from the audience in the case and the press secretary of the court, who asked for the press, Sota reports .

“Russia will certainly be free, but I don’t,” Volokh wrote in Telegram after arrest.

• One of the participants in the action, Maria Balandina was fined by the Presnensky court on November 22 by 20 thousand rubles under the article on violation of the rules of public events.