As Elena Sidorenkova reported to OVD-Info, Vladimir Beloborodov was detained in front of Shikhova the day before, who had come to guard Shikhova's home for a while. Beloborodov, who refused to turn off the structure upon the arrival of the police, was handcuffed without explanation. Shikhova herself, who returned a little later, was hit in the chest and face by the police, after which they pushed her into the car, which caused Shikhova, who had a hernia on her neck, to lose her legs.

Almost all those detained earlier before Putin's press conference were released from the Presnenskoye police department with protocols drawn up under Art. 20.2.

Cases against Vladimir Akimenkov, Leonid Kovyazin, Maria Baronova and Nikolai Kavkazsky have been dismissed in the Nikulinskiy District Court. All of them were released in the courtroom as a result of the amnesty. Recall that the first two were kept in a pre-trial detention center, Baronova was under house arrest, and some time ago Kavkazsky had his preventive measure changed from prison to house arrest.

Vera Shikhova, who has been holding an indefinite one-man picket near the Presidential Administration building for six months, was detained before Putin's press conference. The police took all her belongings with them. As Alexander Zimbovsky told OVD-Info, the detainee was taken to Kitay-gorod OVD, her phone is not answered.

Journalist Yevgeny Levkovich and 20 other people from the support group have just been detained at the WTC building, where Vladimir Putin's press conference is to be held. Levkovich and the initiative group the previous month collected signatures under a petition for a broad amnesty for the participants in the Bolotnaya case. They planned to ask questions about it at a press conference.