According to one of the detainees, activist Alexander Dugin, there are about twenty people in the Lyublino police station. At the moment, police officers have completed the registration of protocols for the detainees. They are charged with committing an offense under Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism) allegedly for swearing during the march (as the detainees themselves say, they sang a Ukrainian folk song about Putin).

According to St. Petersburg human rights activist Dinar Idrisov on his Facebook page, one of the applicants for the coordinated rally of nationalists in Ovsyannikovsky Garden in St. Petersburg, Maxim Kalinichenko, spent the whole day today at the Center for Combating Extremism on Ruzovsky Street in St. Petersburg.

This was reported on the page "Russian Sector (Public NSN)" VKontakte. These are members of the so-called "Irreconcilable" column, which included supporters of far-right organizations. According to one of the detainees from the police station, the activists brought there were photographed and fingerprinted. The marchers are suspected of "using a swastika, insulting the president, hiding their faces with masks."

Participants of the traditional "Russian March" held in Moscow in Lublin were detained. According to . the Russian Sector (Public NSN) page on VKontakte, some of the detainees are in the Maryinsky Park police department, while others have been taken to the Lyublino police department Among those detained are members of the so-called United "Irreconcilable" column, which included members of some far-right organizations.

OVD-Info publishes a letter from the convicted person in the “swamp case” by Alexei Gaskarov about how he intends to build his line of protection at the appeal in the Moscow City Court. Gaskarov was sentenced to three and a half years allegedly for participating in the riots and violence against police officers.