This is Nikolai Alekseev, who was returned back to the police with a plastered finger, a protocol was drawn up against him under two articles of the Code of Administrative Offenses 19.3 (resistance to the lawful demand of a police officer), and 20.2 part 1 (violation by the organizer of the action of the established procedure for organizing or holding a public event). And also Evgeniy Gerasimov and Vadim Gruzdev, at whom protocols were drawn up only on 19.3.

Yury Izotov, who had been detained earlier at the picket near OP-5, was taken for an examination to detect alcohol in his blood. The second detained activist, Rustam Mustafin, apparently remains in the department, where the police do not allow a lawyer.

At the moment, 14 people are known to have been detained; all of them were taken to the Tverskaya police station. Five Orthodox activists who obstructed the action, including Dmitry “Enteo” Tsorionov, have already been released from the department, in addition, Anton Drozdov, a bystander, with whom a preventive conversation was held. Two more supporters of the event, Alekseev and Ivan Brazhkin, were taken away by ambulance teams.

Two people were detained at an agreed picket against police arbitrariness near OP-5 Yekaterinburg. On Rustam Mustafin, the police officers who brought the detainees to the same police department draw up a protocol under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (resistance to the lawful demand of a police officer).

Another 9 people were detained on Tverskaya Street and taken to the police department of the same name. Among them are three Orthodox activists who tried to disrupt the LGBT Pride. Among the supporters of the action are Elena Kostyuchenko, Anton Drozdov and Ivan Brazhkin. The latter was attacked and pepper spray was used against him. The police, at the same time, say that they are holding a preventive conversation with him and not letting the ambulance arrive.

About 20 people, including LGBT activists and people who came to interfere with the event, were detained at the once again unapproved gay pride event by the Moscow City Hall. Supporters of the action Nikolai Alekseev, Evgeny Gerasimov and Vadim Gruzdev got into the first paddy wagon, at the moment they are near the Tver police department. The list of detainees in the second paddy wagon, as well as its direction of travel, are being specified.

Yevgeny Baburin, the leader of the Krasnoyarsk branch of Solidarity, is currently at the police station, where he is giving an explanation about the attack. Here is what Yevgeny Bakhotsky, an activist of the Krasnoyarsk Solidarity party, told OVD-Info: “Evgeny Alekseevich Baburin is alive. His health was almost unaffected.

Leonid Razvozzhaev, sentenced to four and a half years in prison for organizing mass riots that allegedly took place on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012 and for preparing to organize mass riots in different regions of Russia, was sent to serve his sentence in Irkutsk. Currently, he is in Chelyabinsk on transit, according to RIA Novosti, according to his lawyer Dmitry Agranovsky.

An attack was made on the leader of the Krasnoyarsk branch of Solidarity Yevgeny Baburin. about this on Twitter writes Activist Denis Styazhkin . According to him, Baburin "was beaten and kidnapped by people in masks." On May 30, at 16:00 local time, a picket against the war with Ukraine was to take place in Krasnoyarsk, organized by the local branches of Solidarity and RPR-PARNAS.