37% of Muscovites had a positive attitude towards protests in support of independent candidates for Moscow City Duma deputies, while 27% of the capital's residents had a negative attitude towards these rallies. This was reported by RBC with reference to the results of a Levada Center survey commissioned by the pro-Kremlin Foundation for the Development of Civil Society. Another 30% of respondents are indifferent or neutral towards the protests, 5% found it difficult to answer.

On July 27, at the request of security forces, mobile operators cut off mobile Internet access to subscribers in the center of Moscow, reports , citing a letter sent to employees of the call center of one of the operators. the BBC “Colleagues, on the territory of Moscow in the Presnensky, Basmanny districts and the center of Moscow, part of the BS (base stations - BBC) has been turned off at the request of law enforcement agencies,” says the document, which the publication writes about.

In Tver, as part of an investigative experiment, a suspect in his murder was brought to the house of musician Mikhail Krug, Tverigrad and TIA report with reference to Olga Medvedeva, Krug’s sister. “I was warned in advance, asked to remove unnecessary things from the house, I myself was in a separate room in a neighboring house, from where I did not leave throughout the entire investigative experiment,” says Medvedeva.

Member of the Central Electoral Commission Nikolai Levichv, speaking at a meeting on the registration of independent candidates for deputies of the Moscow City Duma, spoke about different conditions for the election for proceeding and opposition candidates. Levevich quotes Medusa, a video broadcast of the meeting is also conducted by Navalny Live .

The district election commission again refused to register the former chairman of the Yabloko party Sergei Mitrokhin for the Moscow City Duma elections, writes . Interfax For the first time, the commission considered that the list of those who signed for Mitrokhin included dead or non-existent people. He successfully appealed this decision to the Moscow City Election Commission.

Some of those detained during the action on August 3 in Moscow, whose mobile phones were confiscated at police departments, were faced with an attempt to hack their telegram and mail accounts, reports without citing a source. Novaya Gazeta According to the publication, attempts were made to hack into Gmail accounts of owners of Android smartphones. In addition, one mobile phone was not turned off, and the owner was able to track its geolocation - the iPhone was taken to Lyubertsy.

The Chertanovsky District Court of Moscow arrested for 15 days the unregistered candidate for the Moscow City Duma elections and municipal deputy Yulia Galyamina for the action on July 27, lawyer from OVD-Info Mikhail Biryukov told Mediazona. Galyamina was charged with participating in an action that interfered with traffic (Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under two articles after a married couple took their one-year-old son with them to the rally on July 27. The mother of the child, Olga Prokazova, reported this to Mediazona. We are talking about Article 125 of the Criminal Code (leaving in danger) and Article 156 of the Criminal Code (failure to fulfill obligations to raise a minor).

In Dagestan, the Investigative Committee refused to initiate a criminal case of torture in a temporary detention center against two defendants in the case of weapons possession, Islam Barzukaev and Gasan Kurbanov. about this with reference to lawyer Tagir Shamsudinov. writes MBKh Media According to the lawyer, the investigator “had forensic evidence that they [the suspects] were beaten.” However, the case was not opened.

The Moscow prosecutor's office edited the release about a one-year-old boy whose parents took him to the rally on July 27. The phrase that the child suffered “physical and moral harm” disappeared from it. attention to this . drew Lawyer Sergei Badamshin A copy of the original release is preserved on the WebArchive website.

Police officers drew up a report against municipal deputy, unregistered candidate for Moscow City Duma Yulia Galyamina, in which all her actions are described in the masculine gender. According to the police, at all protests from July 15 to 27, demonstrators shouted the same three slogans. A copy of the document was published by MBKH Media.

Photo: Alexander Zemlyanichenko / AP / TASS On July 27 and August 3, large promotions were held in the center of Moscow with a demand to allow independent candidates for the elections of the Moscow City Duma. Both rallies ended in strict acceleration, beating protesters and mass detentions. There are no official data on how many people suffered from the security forces these days.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case into the death of a firefighter while extinguishing an ammunition depot of a military unit in the Achinsk district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, according to the department’s website. The case was initiated under Part 2 of Article 349 of the Criminal Code (violation of the rules for handling weapons and high-risk items, resulting in the death of a person through negligence).

In the Arkhangelsk region, security guards of the private enterprise "Guarantor of Security" beat up environmental activists who did not allow a car with diesel fuel into a waste landfill under construction near the Shies station.

Samariddin Radjabov, arrested in connection with “mass riots” at the July 27 rally, went on a hunger strike. This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to the lawyer of Human Rights Postcard Anri Tsiskarishvili, who visited Radjabov in the temporary detention center. According to Tsiskarishvili, the young man went on a hunger strike on August 1. “This is not a dry hunger strike, he drinks liquids, tea with sugar, water,” the lawyer clarified.