In Belgorod, two Russian oppositionists Ekaterina Maldon and Vladimir Michurin, who were returning from Ukraine, were removed from the train. The activists, allegedly on suspicion of drug trafficking, were taken to the local police department, searched and released after calls from those interested in Moscow. They did not have time to return to their train.

Boris Zalkind, an activist of the Saratov regional branch of the Yabloko party, was summoned "for a conversation" to the Center for Combating Extremism (Center "E") of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Saratov Region. The opposition leader spoke about this during a picket in support of political prisoners within the framework of Strategy-6, which took place in Saratov on April 6.

Aleksey Sutuga was detained along with ten other anti-fascists on the way from the concert. The rest were released without a protocol, and a protocol was drawn up against Sutuga under an administrative article on petty hooliganism - he allegedly swore in a public place. Sutuga was left at the Severnoye Izmailovo police station for 48 hours.

Currently, Staroverov is under administrative arrest after being detained for the rally "For the Russian Spring in Ukraine!" 5th of April. At the meeting, the Old Believers must make the last word. Staroverov is accused of using violence against a riot policeman during the dispersal of the rally on September 15, 2012. The prosecution asked to be sentenced to four years in a colony-settlement.

April 2. So, today the next meeting took place regarding our common client with Tatyana Glushkova. The situation is similar to what Tatyana recently described - the administrative offense report contains an address that does not exist, and at which our client, according to the prosecution, committed the offense - Bolshoi Tatarsky Lane, 10. But even this, as it turned out, not the most interesting thing. Yes Yes … Briefly about case facts.

Judge Alexander Zamashnyuk, presiding over the trial of Sergei Udaltsov and Leonid Razvozzhaev, accused of organizing mass riots allegedly taking place on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, and of preparing to organize mass riots throughout the country, agreed to allow Udaltsov to attend the trial. Earlier, the judge ordered that Udaltsov be removed from the process before the end of the debate after he asked for a break in the meeting due to poor health.

Photo: kavkaz-uzel.ru “Still and strange,” was read on the face of the judge of Chepraova, who falls into the rabbit hole of the administrative process ... April 2. So, today the next meeting was held on our general general client with Tatyana Glushkova.