This decision was made against the activist by the Krasnoarmeisky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory. The article of the Code of Administrative Offenses, according to which Polyudova, who distributed leaflets in the village of Poltavskaya, was tried, is not known. Polyudova will serve administrative arrest in a special detention center located on the territory of the village. Let us remind you that, according to the undertaking not to leave, Polyudova cannot leave Poltavskaya.

In the village of Poltavskaya, Krasnodar Territory, an activist Daria Polyudova was detained, who is being held in connection with the federalization of the Kuban. At the time of her arrest, Polyudova was handing out leaflets “For Russia and Ukraine without Putin,” and now she is being taken to the police department of the Krasnoarmeisky district, located on the territory of the village. Note that Polyudova has a written undertaking not to leave the village.

Reida Lynn and Niks Neymeni were released from the Basmanny police department. After three hours allotted by law for the preparation of administrative protocols, the girls began to actively call the prosecutor's office and the Department of Internal Security (SSD) of the police. The initially expected FSB officers appeared at the department around this time and advised the police to release the activists, which was done.

Reyda Lynn and Niks Neymeni were detained around 2:00 a.m. for attempting to scribble "Free May 6 Prisoners" on the pavement. In the Basmanny OVD, where the girls were taken, the policemen promise that FSB officers will come to talk to them about the extremist inscriptions. While there are no FSB officers, the police draw up protocols; what exactly they draw up, the activists are not informed.

At about 11 pm on Friday, at the site of the murder of Boris Nemtsov on the Zamoskvoretsky Bridge, activists of the SERB movement attacked the defenders of the national memorial in memory of the deceased politician. The police arrived at the scene and detained three of the approximately 12 participants of the SERB movement present on the bridge, including their leader Igor Beketov, better known as Gosha Tarasevich.

Frame from YouTube Residents of Izhevsk are fighting point buildings in the city center, defending the square on Lenin Street, on the site of which it is planned to build a shopping center.