In Yakutsk, police dispersed a protest against mobilization, which was attended by several hundred women. Local authorities later called it an action in support of mobilization
In Yakutsk, hundreds of women took to Ordzhonikidze Square in the city center to protest against the mobilization. According to the local press, the protesters performed the osuokhay folk round dance on the square, in the center of which were the policemen who were on the square. At the same time, the protesters chanted "No to genocide!" and "No to war!". The law enforcement officers present at the scene first persuaded those gathered to disperse, and then began to detain people.