According to David Abramov, detained during anti-fascist pickets in the park. Gorky is kept at the Yakimanka police station until Monday morning. They are told in administrative detention cells.

Those detained for banners and fireworks on Tverskaya Street report from the Tverskoye police station that they are not allowed to go to the toilet and drink water, and they are also not allowed to hand over water to them. In addition, Anna Frachtman complains that during the arrest her finger was injured and her head was hit on a paddy wagon. An unnamed activist complains that her leg was injured.

Without registration of the protocol: Andrey Novichkov, Alexey Vorontsov, Igor Bakirov, Irina Kalmykova with their minor son. A protocol was drawn up under Article 8.13.1 of the Administrative Code of Moscow (illegal placement of information): Ekaterina Maldon. All others - Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

Gorky detained 9 people. Those standing in single pickets with placards in support of the anti-fascist movement were detained: Shichkov Aleksey, Pomerantsev Aleksey, Shushkevich Vitaly, Arutyunov Andronik, Pinchukova Anna, Alisa Brass, Andrey Pinchuk, minor Elizaveta Morozova, Abramov David. Now they are in a paddy wagon, presumably they will be taken to the Yakimanka police department. UPD 22:20 Detainees in Yakimanka EFA

A group of civil activists was detained who blocked Tverskaya Street with a banner “Death to the Kremlin occupiers” and lit flares. The following were detained: Gennady Stroganov, Anna Frakhtman, an activist and activist who did not want to be identified, Maxim Vinyarsky, Anastasia Topor, Oleg Prudnikov, Vladimir Michurin, Emil Terekhin, Daniil Kogtev, Alexei Nikitin, Andrey Semenov, 12 people in total. UPD. The detainees are in a paddy wagon near the Tverskoye police station

Andrei Novichkov, Igor Bakirov, Alexei Vorontsov, Irina Kalmykova and their son were released without drawing up a protocol. Ekaterina Maldon was also released, she is charged with article 8.13 part 1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Moscow (illegal posting of information). UPD. According to information from other detainees, Nikolai Kuznetsov was issued a protocol - Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation - he was released. UPD-2.

The names of the detainees: Igor Bakirov, Ekaterina Ryzhova, Olga Romanenko, Elvira Ganieva, Irina Kalmykova together with their 11-year-old son, Vyacheslav Bereznitsky, Daniil Naumov, Oleg Pykhtin, Marina Lavrukhina, Alexei Vorontsov, Olga Faleeva, Galina Chirkova, journalist for the Grani online publication .ru Andrey Novichkov, Dmitry Ionov, Nikolai Kuznetsov, Reida Lynn, Nix Nameni UPD 19:00 Irina Kalmykova and her son were released, the rest are in a paddy wagon, which stands near the

Ekaterina Maldon was detained during the #occupyabay rally at Chistye Prudy for posting stickers “Russia without Putin” and for distributing B. Nemtsov’s report “The Life of a Galley Slave” to walkers UPD 17:35 Ekaterina Maldon reported that she was taken to the Basmannoye police station

During an action organized by parents with many children on Mamaev Kurgan, employees of Center E detained activists of the left front Nikolai Chernyavsky and Natalya Tatarintseva. UPD 15:40 Boris Stikhin, Nikolai Chernyavsky and Natalya Tatarintseva, who were detained early in Volgograd, were released after writing explanations.

According to information from the Yakimanka police department, Matvey Krylov and Alexander Makarov, who were detained during yesterday’s action #OccupyGorky and left overnight at the Yakimanka police department, were taken to the Zamoskvoretsky district court of Moscow, address: Tatarskaya street, house 1. UPD 16:00 Makarov and Krylov released pending trial. They are charged with article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demands of a police officer).

According to eyewitnesses, he was detained while walking on Mamaev Kurgan, the reason for the detention was a check of documents. Stikhin was taken away in a police car in an unknown direction. UPD 14:30 According to an eyewitness, Boris Stikhin continues to be detained at the Center for Combating Extremism, the grounds for detentions are not called and they are not even called detainees, but they are not released either.

Alexander Makarov and Matvey Krylov stay overnight. They are charged with article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demands of a police officer).

Several shares took place during the day - a walk on clean ponds in the area of ​​Okupayiabay (without slogans and posters), Tver’s overlapping (with a banner “Death to the Kremlin invaders” and firecrackers), single pickets and distribution of anti -fascist leaflets and posters in Gorky Park (#Okupaygori). All promotions took place. In total, at 23.00 40 people were detained (of which two minors).