In Moscow, 14 people were detained on Bolotnaya Square, the human rights media project OVD-Info reported . Participants in the Scarlet Swan movement had previously announced an action there against Internet blocking, but after the mayor’s office refused, they canceled the plans. Bolotnaya Square was cordoned off by police officers who randomly checked people's documents in the morning.

In Tyumen on the evening of March 28, the entrance to the military registration and enlistment office on Rizhskaya Street was set on fire, the city publication 72.ru was told by the Ministry of Emergency Situations. There, only the rug by the front door caught fire; it was extinguished before firefighters arrived. Eyewitnesses told reporters that the woman threw four Molotov cocktails into the building. The city public page "Emergency Tyumen" wrote that two women were seen at the scene.

An action against the slaughter of livestock “No to punitive veterinary medicine” took place in Novosibirsk. Several dozen people took part in it; photos were posted by members of the unregistered Russian Communist Party (Internationalists). The action was held at the entrance to the alley on Petukhova Street on the outskirts of the left bank part of the city. The square itself is included in the list of Hyde parks, where public events do not require approval from the authorities.