In Krasnodar, police detained several dozen peaceful protesters who protested against raising the retirement age. Activists present at the rally reported this to Voice of Kuban. Paddy wagons on Krasnaya Street Today, September 9, at 2 p.m., residents of Krasnodar began to gather near the Aurora cinema to march along Krasnaya Street to the intersection with Severnaya Street. Before the start of the action, a significant number of paddy wagons arrived at the Aurora cinema.

In the cities of Russia on a single voting day - Sunday, September 9 - protests were held against raising the retirement age. According to the organizers - the teams of the opposition policy Alexei Navalny - the protests covered a total of 83 cities. In many of them, including Moscow and St. Petersburg, the shares were not agreed with the authorities. Hundreds of demonstrators were detained in St.

Arrested Krasnodar activist Alexei Mandrigela asked to call doctors to the special detention center due to his deteriorating health condition. His relatives reported this to the Voice of Kuban. According to information as of 10 a.m., the activist had not received medical assistance. Alexei went on a dry hunger strike on September 7 to protest against the illegal detention and arrest. The activist was arrested for 10 days for allegedly disobeying the legal demands of a police officer.

Police detained more than 100 people who came to protest against raising the retirement age. The opposition reported this on the telegram channel “Important|Protest Krasnodar.” It was planned that protesters would gather near the Aurora cinema and march along Krasnaya Street to Severnaya Street. Navalny's Krasnodar headquarters submitted a notice to hold a march, but officials did not approve the action due to an incorrectly completed application.