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How Moscow riot police handled Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption protesters on June 12 Alexander Utkin for Meduza Led by Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny, anti-corruption activists staged nationwide protests on June 12, as the country celebrated its state sovereignty on Russia Day.

More than 500 people were detained at a protest campaign in St. Petersburg. Report "Medusa" Vadim Frolov On June 12, about 10 thousand Petersburgers (according to the organizers of the action) entered the Marse field for the All -Russian action against corruption. Petersburg supporters of Alexei Navalny tried to coordinate their event, but the St. Petersburg administration only agreed to allocate a protesting site on the outskirts - in a specific park.

A court in Moscow has sentenced opposition politician Alexey Navalny to 30 days in jail for disobeying police officers and repeatedly violating of Russia's laws on public assemblies. Thirty-five minutes before the start of a major unsanctioned protest at Tverskaya Street in Moscow on June 12, police detained Navalny outside his home. His trial commenced hours later and concluded around midnight on Monday.

Law enforcement agencies opened criminal cases against two participants in an anti-corruption rally in Moscow. They are suspected of using violence against law enforcement officers. Interfax reports this with reference to an informed source. According to the interlocutor of the publication, one employee of the Russian Guard was injured during the suppression of an uncoordinated rally in the center of Moscow.

As supporters of Alexei Navalny walked along Tverskaya Street. Report "Medusa" Alexander Utkin for "Medusa" On June 12, anti -corruption shares were held throughout Russia, announced by the opposition politician Alexei Navalny. The largest of them took place in Moscow.

The Simonovsky Court of Moscow decided to administratively arrest the leader of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Alexei Navalny, for 30 days. Navalny was detained on the afternoon of June 12 near his house, when the politician was going to an anti-corruption rally on Tverskaya Street. Navalny was accused of repeatedly violating the rules of holding rallies and disobeying the police.

Police detained more than 1,000 demonstrators at protests in Russia’s two biggest cities on Monday, June 12. On Tverskaya Street in Moscow and at Marsovo Polye Park in St. Petersburg, officers say they grabbed anyone who seemed to have come to participate in an unsanctioned political demonstration against corruption.

On June 12, more than a thousand people were detained in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The police detained those who, as it seemed to her, entered the protest against corruption (in Moscow - on Tverskaya Street, in St. Petersburg - on the Marse Field). Since the Day of Russia was also celebrated on June 12, many detentions were literally under the country's anthem .

Two protesters were detained on Monday in Moscow on suspicion of attacking police officers during an unsanctioned anti-corruption demonstration. According to the website OVD-Info , the two activists reportedly pepper sprayed riot police. The names of the two suspects are Anton Shaposhnikov and Mikhail Davydov. Russia’s National Guard previously announced that the authorities detained one demonstrator for pepper spraying a riot police officer in the face.

Two people have been detained on suspicion of attacking policemen during a protest rally in the center of Moscow. According to OVD-Info, they allegedly used gas canisters against police officers. The names of the detainees are Anton Shaposhnikov and Mikhail Davydov. Earlier, the Russian Guard reported the arrest of one demonstrator, who is suspected of spraying pepper gas in the face of an riot policeman. The National Guard did not name the detainee.

More than 700 people were detained at an anti-corruption rally in the center of Moscow. This was reported by the publication OVD-Info. According to him, the detainees were taken to 39 police departments. The press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as reported by the Interfax agency, distributed information about 150 detainees. In St. Petersburg, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 500 people were detained.

Actor Alexander Pal was detained at an anti-corruption rally in central Moscow. He wrote about this on his Facebook. It's warm in the paddy wagon. Published by Alexander Pal on June 12, 2017 Alexander Pal starred in the films “Bitter!” and “Bitter! 2". He played Lekha, the brother of the main character. Lech, according to the plot of the film, was recently released from prison. At the Kinotavr festival in 2015, Pal received an award for best actor (he played in the film “The Rag Union”).

On the protest against corruption on June 12, as the last time, many minors came out. And again on social networks appeared memes dedicated to protest performances. " How did I meet tetanus " Max Belkin Alexander someone

Vladimir Chernikov, the head of Moscow's regional security and anti-corruption department “The most important thing is that the situation is under control and these provocateurs failed to create a precedent whereby they spoiled a holiday for everyone. [...] We were right. This was 100 percent a provocation by imbalanced people who refuse to answer for their actions and their words.”