On the night of July 31, at the pier of the Bolshoi Ustinsky Bridge near the Kitay-Gorod metro station in Moscow, riot police roughly detained 19 people. They were taken to the Tagansky police station and at first they reported that they were detained because they were drinking alcohol and some of them were armed. None of them were armed.

I was taken for an examination, which showed that I was sober. The situation was extremely simple: they detained everyone, then released those who were not in the same group with Shushkevich - they were not celebrating with us, but something on their own - then they released the girls from our group. They figured out which of the detainees was Beryllium (Shushkevich’s nickname is EZH), and at the same time they looked around to see if there were any anarchists or anti-fascists.

In Moscow on July 31, people are trying to gather for a rally in defense of Article 31 of the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of assembly. The authorities once again do not allow the protest to take place. In the square there are strange races behind a fence involving two cars. Only the area under the colonnade of the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall and the area around the Mayakovsky monument are not fenced.

...for Mr. Chadayev’s public abuse of Ella Pamfilova was quoted these days by all and sundry. In simple words, because you shouldn’t look for subtle definitions where you can get by with a basic biblical concept. Without explanation, because there are things that don't need to be explained. The name Chadayev has been around for several years; from time to time snatches of texts from this advanced young man reached me; one day a face flashed in some party...

In the opposition Forest Brotherhood July 31, 2010 Oleg Kozlovsky On July 28, several hundred young people who call themselves antifa and anarchists attacked the Himok administration. They beat glass in the building, threw smoke bombs and signal missiles inside. According to avonom.org , two police cars were broken. At the same time, the attackers chanted "Stop lawlessness!" And "Russian forest!" (A rather unusual slogan for this audience).