Alexei Navalny and Nikolai Lyaskin were detained at the Krasnopresnenskaya metro station in the Moscow metro. The reasons for the detention were not announced to them, while the police, according to activists, “knocked them through the base.” There are three activists in the linear department at the Novoslobodskaya metro station: Andrei Kurkin, Lev Berezhnoy and Oksana Poveshchenko. The police accused them of distributing advertisements in the subway.

At the direction of the prefecture of the Central Administrative District, the police demand to remove the information cubes displayed at the metro stations Sukharevskaya, Taganskaya and Krasnopresnenskaya in support of the anti-crisis march "Spring", planned by the opposition on March 1. All three of today's activities at subway stations were coordinated in the same prefecture as pickets.

Explosive biography On the night of October 26, 2013, a man was admitted to a hospital in the center of Nizhny Novgorod with injuries to his arm, left eye and face. The injuries to the face and left eye were not serious, but doctors had to amputate the left hand and part of the forearm. An object exploded in his hands. According to investigators, it was a homemade bomb; according to the victim, it was a homemade firecracker.

In Nizhny Novgorod, the case of Ilya Romanov, anarchist, accused of preparing the terrorist attack and storage of explosives, should soon be referred to the court. Romanov admits that there may be claims to him under an article on the circulation of explosives (222 of the Criminal Code), but the preparation of the attack (Article 30, part 1 of article 205 of the Criminal Code) denies. And, indeed, with evidence, the investigation has obvious problems.