Nikolai Lyaskin and Sergei Yakovlev were released after 5 days of administrative arrest.

Zamoskvoretsky District Court upheld the decision and.about. magistrate from / at No. 100 of the Yakimanka district in relation to the UCF activist Yevgeny Frumkin. On May 8, Frumkin, who was detained on May 6 at Bolotnaya Square, was placed under administrative arrest for a period of 15 days for disobeying the lawful demand of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Svetlana Reuters, journalist I was detained on May 8, on the Patriarchal ponds. Before that, I was broadcasting all day for the “big city”, and moved from one point to another from clean to Maroseyka, from Maroseyk to the gun, then - Arbat, then everywhere. At some point, during these races, one begins to annoy you: “Why do you have to play a tank?

Asya Chachko. Photo from the personal page Facebook The May holidays secured the status of the capital of the capital of the capital of the capital: after May 6 and the “Million Marsh”, which ended with the detention of about 650 protesters, Moscow boulevards, streets and squares were filled with a new type of citizens: walking protesting and running protesters. For three days, about 860 people were in the police department.