In Moscow, the security forces came to the apartment to the apartment participant on July 27 Daniil Konon, reports OVD-Info with reference to his familiar Valentina. Immediately after the search, he was detained and now they are being taken to Novokuznetskaya Street. During the search, he was told that investigative actions were associated with a criminal case under an article on riots (there are 212 Criminal Code).

The municipal deputy, an unregistered candidate for the Moscow City Duma, Konstantin Yankauskas, was detained near the special receiver, where he was serving administrative arrest after the arrest on July 27. This was reported by the MBH Media head of the headquarters Lyubov Sobol Olga Cesare. The reasons for the detention of Yankauskas were not reported, she added. Lawyer Ilya Utkin confirmed the detention of Yankauskas.

Updated (0:35) OVD-Info, citing Utkin, clarified that Barabanov and Konon were only about to be charged. The investigation charged the participation in Massion Rigitups (part 2 of article 212 of the Criminal Code) to two participants in the action on July 27: Vladislav Barabanov and Daniil Konon, reports OVD-info with reference to lawyer Ilya Utkin, who represents the interests of Barabanov. Utkin himself said “MBH Media” that he knows nothing about the charges.

On August 3, in Moscow, a protest rally “refund the right to election-2” is held with the authorities. This action is the continuation of protests on July 27 at the Moscow City Hall, on Lubyanka and on Trubnaya Square. According to their results, a criminal case of riots was instituted. "MBH Media" leads a chronicle of events.

The head of the Department of Investigations of the FBK Georgy Alburov, detained on the shares for honest elections on August 3, was left in the police department before the court. This was reported to the "MBH Media" by his girlfriend Anna Vellikok. On Alburov, a protocol was drawn up under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (organization of a public event without submitting a notification), which involves an arrest up to 10 days. For what exactly the protocol has been drawn up is unknown.

The municipal deputy of Konstantin Yankauskas, who was detained at the exit of the special reception after serving the arrest, was left in the police department for 48 hours, lawyer Ilya Utkin told MBH Media. According to him, at Yankauskas, a protocol under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 Code of Administrative Offenses (organization of a public event without submitting a notification) for tweet of July 13, which the deputy urged to come to Trubnaya Square on July 14.

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Updated (15:16) Dmitry Skurikhina was released without drawing up a protocol, the press secretary of the organization Natalya Gryaznevich told MBH Media. In St. Petersburg, at a coordinated rally in support of unregistered Moscow candidates, Dmitry Skurikhin was detained-the head of the local branch of the public organization Open Russia. He himself told MBH Media about this. “They detained immediately after I finished making a speech. Now I am in Avtosak with Dmitry Gusev.

On August 3, in the center of Moscow, an inconsistent protest was held “I will regain the right to election-2.” This action is the continuation of protests on July 27 at the Moscow City Hall, on Lubyanka and on Trubnaya Square. People took to the streets, demanding to allow independent candidates before the election. On July 27, according to official figures, 1074 people were detained. OVD-Info reported the detention of at least 1373 people.

Investigators charged with participation in the riots on the action on July 27 to Sergey Abanichev, the lawyer of Agora Svetlana Sidorkina told MBH Media. “They charged under Article 212. He did nothing at all, he simply threw a paper glass from under Coca-Cola, not aiming at anyone. They say that he allegedly threw an iron bank at a police officer. Now he is in the IVS for NEAO, ”Sidorkina said.

Former GRU employee Sergey Skripal, who was placed under the protection of the UK authorities after an attempt in Salisbury, called home. This was reported to Izvestia by his niece Victoria Skripal. The telephone conversation took place on July 26. “On June 23, Sergey turned 68 years old. Apparently, therefore, he decided a few days after the birthday of his mother, who was waiting for his call all the time.

According to various estimates, from 1,500 to 10,000 people took part in the action on August 3, 1001 people were detained. Details of the action in the photo report by Andrei Zolotov. Detention of Lyubov sable.

Updated (15:35) The FBK was not notified of the criminal case of laundering 1 billion rubles, the fund lawyer Alexei Molokoedov told MBH Media. “There is some completely idiotic formulation that is easily refuted. They talk about some billion, but all the FBK reports are on the Rosstat website, and there are literally a couple of tens of millions of rubles a year there, ”he said.

In a four -story industrial building, a fire occurred near the Paveletsky station. According to the Ministry of Emergencies, the fire was localized on an area of ​​5 thousand square meters. m., reported on the website of the department. Several helicopters extinguish #Fire in the center of Moscow Pic.twitter.com/aujarwyk0g - Dobryj Hooligan (@zelenogradskij) August 3, 2019 A fire report was received at 6:18 in the morning.

An unregistered candidate for Mosgorduma deputies Lyubov Sobol, after the trial, was forcibly sent for interrogation to the Investigative Committee, lawyer Ivan Sustin told MBH Media. According to him, Sobol was sent to the Office of the UK according to Tinao without even handing the summons, which is "lawlessly." Earlier today, Lyubov Sobol was detained at the exit of their election headquarters, after which it was taken to court, where they fined 300 thousand rubles under Part 8 of Art.