Across Russia, thousands protest ahead of Putin's next inauguration. Here are the photos. On Saturday, May 5, protesters assembled in Moscow and dozens of other cities across Russia to join in a campaign organized by Alexey Navalny. United behind the slogan “He's No Tsar to Us,” the rallies took place two days before Vladimir Putin's inauguration on Monday, when he will begin his fourth presidential term.

How the Moscow authorities crushed Saturday's anti-Putin protest Vitaly Kavtaradze for Meduza On May 5, thousands of Russians across the country protested against Vladimir Putin’s upcoming inauguration. In Moscow, where demonstrators did not get a permit from city officials, the police detained more than 700 people (almost half of the 1,600 protesters detained nationwide on Saturday), including the campaign’s organizer, anti-corruption activist Alexey Navalny.

The participants in the action on May 5 in St. Petersburg occupied Nevsky and tried to block it. Report "Medusa" Sergey Konkov On May 5, the rally of protest, “He is not our king”, announced by Alexei Navalny, was held throughout Russia. She was the most large -scale in Moscow, where the Cossacks attacked the participants of the action, and the police detained more than 700 people. As always, a demonstration in St.

“He is not a king” in Moscow. Reporting Irina Kravtsova Vitaly Kavtaradze for "Medusa" Throughout Russia on May 5, rallies were held against the fourth presidential term of Vladimir Putin. In Moscow, about 700 people were detained at the unauthorized action “He is not the king” (more than 1600 in the country), including the initiator of the action, opposition politician Alexei Navalny.

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In Moscow, as in many other cities of Russia, on May 5, a rally was held against the fourth period of Vladimir Putin. The action called “He is not the king” took place on Pushkinskaya Square and Tverskaya Street. Activists of the pro -Kremlin movement of NODs and people in the form of Cossacks who entered into clashes with protesters came there. According to the latest data, more than 700 people were detained in Moscow.

Doctors diagnosed MBKh.Media correspondent Alexander Skrylnikov with lung damage after being hit with a baton inflicted by a police officer during a May 5 protest in Moscow. This was announced by the coordinator of the human rights project "Open Russia" Polina Nemirovskaya. According to her, we are talking about "rupture of the lung tissue." “This is a life-threatening condition, Sasha was called an ambulance, and we just won’t leave it like that,” she said.

On May 5, the protest actions “He is not a king”, dedicated to the inauguration of Vladimir Putin, were held throughout Russia. In many cities, rallies and processions were not agreed upon by the authorities, the police applied force. According to the latest data from the OVD-Info, more than 1,600 people were detained.

In Moscow, Dmitry Karasev, a participant in the action “He is not our tsar,” was taken to the hospital after being beaten by police, OVD-Info reports, citing activist Milena Khutoryanskaya. According to her, Karasev was beaten with truncheons during his arrest. After that, he began to choke and complain of severe pain and nausea.

NASA launched the InSight spacecraft to Mars, which is supposed to study the planet's geology. The Atlas rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 4:05 am local time (14:05 Moscow time). InSight is expected to land on Mars on November 26th. InSight is a stationary station equipped with seismographs to record earthquakes on Mars. With the help of the data obtained, scientists expect to explore the internal structure of the planet.

The first fragment of the film "Summer" directed by Kirill Serebrennikov was published. Itʼs Trailer Time! Leto / Summer - Kirill Serebrennikov Movie Clip The picture of Serebrennikov tells about the Leningrad rock scene of the early 1980s, as well as the relationship of Viktor Tsoi with Mike Naumenko and his wife Natalia. The film is included in the competition program of the Cannes Film Festival.

Lokomotiv Moscow defeated Zenit St. Petersburg 1-0 in the 29th round of the Premier League and became the Russian football champion for the first time since 2004. The only goal of the match in the 88th minute was scored by striker Eder, who came on as a substitute ten minutes before the end of the meeting. Lokomotiv became the champion of Russia in football for the third time. Prior to that, the club won the championship in 2002 and 2004.

In Saratov, the police drew up an administrative protocol on non-fulfillment of parental duties for the father of a 12-year-old boy detained on the action "He is not a king for us." After that, the man and the child left the police department, the website "Free News" reports. According to the publication, the detained boy spoke at the rally and, in particular, criticized the receipt of the governor of the region Valery Radaev awards of the Safe and high -quality roads.

An action took place near the Roskomnadzor building in Moscow, the participants of which demanded to abolish the agency, stop blocking websites and end censorship in Russia. The protesters hung posters with their demands at the entrance to the building, taped their mouths and sat on the sidewalk opposite Roskomnadzor. Published by Andrey Kiselev on May 5, 2018 The protest was organized by supporters of the Libertarian Party.

Update. As of 22:00 Moscow time, 1,612 people were detained throughout Russia. 703 people were detained in Moscow, 233 in St. Petersburg, and 164 in Chelyabinsk. In Russia, more than a thousand people were detained during the “He is not our tsar” protests on May 5, as of 17:00 Moscow time, the OVD-Info project told Meduza. Most protesters were detained in Moscow - 574 people. 164 people were detained in Chelyabinsk, 75 in Yakutsk, 63 in Tolyatti, 53 in St. Petersburg, and 49 in Krasnodar.