Krasnodar ecologist Evgeny Vitishko, located in No. 2 of the Tambov region, is on a hunger strike. As on the English-language page of the “Ecological Watch for the North Caucasus” on Facebook, Vitishko went on a hunger strike after he was sent to a punishment cell (punishment cell) on July 31. On August 3, he was released from the isolation ward, but continues to refuse food.

Today, Alexei Gaskarov and Elena Kokhtareva made their last statements at the meeting on the "Case of Four". The judge announced that the verdict will be announced on August 18 at 11.00

Maria Masyutina, correspondent for the newspaper Grazhdansky Golos, was released from the Reutov police department an hour or two after her arrest. No protocol was drawn up against her, but the police waited until the PEC guard who called the squad, who accused her of illegal entry, would write a statement.

Correspondent of the newspaper "Civil Voice" Maria Masyutina was detained while trying to get to the counting of votes at the PEC in the city of Reutov, near Moscow. When she entered the premises, members of the PEC kicked her out. The guard, who accused her of illegally entering the territory of the PEC, called the police. Currently, Masyutina is in the Department of Internal Affairs for the urban district of Reutov.

A picnic that supporters of Alexei Navalny tried to hold in the village of Akulinino near Moscow, where, according to some sources, the dachas of the head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin, the head of Transneft Nikolai Tokarev and the head of the Rostec state corporation Sergei Chemezov, as well as a plot owned by businessman Arkady Rotenberg, was dispersed , reports Rosbalt. Many participants in the so-called “daching” were detained by the police.

system The Moscow City Election Commission believes that meetings of candidates for deputies with voters should be approved as mass events ITAR-TASS, July 29 : “Candidates for the Moscow City Duma will have to coordinate with the authorities meetings with voters and the distribution of campaign materials, since they qualify as mass events and are subject to the law on rallies.