Photo: Alexander Zemlyanichenko / AP / Scanpix / Leta On March 26, rallies against corruption were held in dozens of cities of Russia. In some cities, the actions were not agreed and accompanied by mass detentions. According to the ATS-Info, only in Moscow at least 933 people were detained, among them there are many teenagers. Medusa asked the participant of the OTD-Info Grigory Khotin about what to do if your relative or acquaintance was detained.

Update. According to the latest information, after more than four hours after the arrest, the teenagers were released from the paddy wagon and taken to the police station. After interrogations and administrative protocols were drawn up, they were released from the police. Five minors detained during a mass action in Moscow are kept in a paddy wagon near the Khamovniki police station for more than four hours. Novye Izvestia journalist Natalya Seybil told Meduza about this.

On March 26, in dozens of cities of Russia , mass actions against corruption were held . The reason for them was the investigation of Dmitry Medvedev's “Secret Empire”. In many cities, the detention of rallies participants took place. In Moscow, more than 900 people got into the police departments. Photo in the announcement: Dmitry Astakhov / TASS / Scanpix / Leta

The head of the campaign headquarters of Alexei Navalny, Leonid Volkov, who was detained along with employees of the Anti-Corruption Fund on March 26, recorded a video message from the police department. Volkov said that the employees are charged under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer. He did not mention that he himself could be charged under Article 282 of the Criminal Code (extremism).

Detainees during a rally against corruption in Moscow are being interrogated by employees of the Investigative Committee. This was announced by the lawyer of the Anti-Corruption Foundation Vitaly Serukanov. One of the detainees, Alexandra Arkhipova, also said that employees of the Investigative Committee were going to the police department where she was located.

On the protest against corruption on March 26, there were many minors who make up the majority of the VKontakte public audiences. It is not surprising that after rallies there appeared memes dedicated to protest performances. From the La Qeque channel However, not only rallies entered memes, but also memes - into rallies.

The head of the Moscow branch of the unregistered Progress Party, Nikolai Lyaskin, was taken to the Botkin hospital with a suspected concussion. Lyaskin wrote about this on Twitter. According to Lyaskin, he was injured after being detained at an anti-corruption rally: in a paddy wagon, a police officer hit him on the head. Rallies organized by the Anti-Corruption Foundation were held on March 26 in 80 Russian cities.

Employees of the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), detained on March 26 at the office, were left overnight at the police department. This was reported to Meduza by one of the detainees. The FBK office was searched. Earlier it became known that until the morning of March 27, the founder of the FBK, Alexei Navalny, would remain in the police department. He was detained in the center of Moscow when he went to a rally against corruption.

Monologue Olga Lozina, the heroine of one of the main photographs from the Moscow protest rally Photo: Maxim Shipenkov / EPA / Scanpix / Leta Police officers carry Olga Lozina to Avtosak One of the most striking photographs from Sunday against corruption in Moscow was a frame at which several police officers carry a girl in a white coat to a car zakak.

Some Russian media did not actually notice many thousands of protests that took place in dozens of cities and were accompanied by hundreds of detentions . In the Top News of Yandex, messages about what was happening on the streets also almost did not appear. At the same time, there were many media outlets that spoke in detail about the protests and actions of the police. Medusa shows how the main pages of key publications looked in the midst of events.

Photo: Vadim Frolov Promotion Protest in St. Petersburg on Palace Square On March 26, an action against corruption was held throughout Russia, the reason for which was the investigation of the Corruption Fund about the Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. Thousands of people took to the streets (and in Moscow, apparently, more than ten thousand); Hundreds of them were detained by the police (the majority, again, in Moscow).

Protest shares were held in dozens of cities throughout the country On March 26, rallies against corruption were held in dozens of cities of Russia. Several tens of thousands of people took part in them (according to Echo of Moscow - more than 60 thousand). In some cities, the actions were not agreed and accompanied by detentions. "Medusa" publishes a video on how rallies in the Russian regions took place. Meduza rally against corruption throughout Russia

The protest in the center of Moscow ended with clashes with the police and mass detentions. Report "Medusa" Photo: Yuri Kochetkov / EPA / Scanpix / Leta On March 26, in Moscow, as in other Russian cities, a protest against corruption took place, inspired by the investigation of the Corruption Fund (FBK) about Dmitry Medvedev “He is not Dimon to you”.

Police detained 131 people during a protest in St. Petersburg. This is reported by the publication "Fontanka". Update. The press service of the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg later confirmed that 131 people had been delivered to the police departments. Those taken [to the police departments] who have been contacted report that they have not yet been told what exactly their offense was. Fontanka.ru Participants of the action in St.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case after an attack on a policeman during a protest in Moscow. This was announced by the representative of the capital department of the department Yulia Ivanova. She said that the 33-year-old policeman was hit several times on the head with an unidentified object. At the same time, Ivanova speaks of several unknown persons.