Pavel Lebedev and Roman Petrishev were previously detained on the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Bridge, where they hung a rainbow banner “Russia for everyone” and lit smoke bombs.

Poet Pavel Arsenyev (Rusakevich) was detained at a rally in support of the politically repressed in St. Petersburg for reading poetry, witnesses report. One of the poems he read - dedicated to the totalitarian-spectacular politics of memory implemented by the regime - ended with the word "f**k." Now Arseniev is in the Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg (Vosstaniya, 38), it is possible that he will be sentenced to several days of administrative arrest for petty hooliganism.

Activists detained at the “March against the Executioners” are left in police custody overnight; tomorrow a trial will take place under Articles 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation and 20.28 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. According to members of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC), 9 people will be left at the Yakimanka police station until 5 p.m. tomorrow.

Those detained on the “March against the executioners” are issued a violation of 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

RotFront activist Daria Polyudova reported that local police officers took RotFront flags from her and forced her into a paddy wagon. The incident occurred at the intersection of Admiral Serebryakov Embankment and Chernyakhovsky Street, where the march, coordinated with local authorities, should begin.

As one of the detained activists of the Left Front told OVD-Info, “all those detained so far are in a paddy wagon near the Yakimanka police station. They are not allowed to use the toilet and are not given water. It's unbearably stuffy in the paddy wagon." UPD: (16:15) the detainees were taken out of the paddy wagon.

9 previously detained activists are being taken to the Yakimanka police department.

Maxim Chekanov, Dmitry Lilikin, Alexander Shubin, Alexei Savkin, Antsiferov Alexander, Gerulaitis Natalya, Andrei Lomonosov, Konstantin Markov, Nikitin Alexander and 1 other detainee. Activists report that an ambulance was called to one person from the paddy wagon - he has a bad heart. UPD: The detainee who complained of heart problems was released after a medical examination.

According to information from observers from the OgonWatch group, the police detained 3-4 people with banners and flags of the "Left Front" (a symbol that was recently banned) - red flags with a white star, on top of which the inscription "Censorship" in black.

This time, a supporter of the nationalist Dmitry Borovikov was detained. Recall earlier, the detentions of groups of participants with the flags of the "Left Front" began, eyewitnesses note the use of brute force by the police.

According to eyewitnesses, all participants with the flags of the "Left Front" are being detained.