After replacing one of the carriers, who supposedly broke the bus, the inhabitants of Chuvashia with painful problems were finally able to leave Cheboksary. Previously concerned about bringing local problems to the federal level, Chuvash officials tried to prevent the trip of residents to the presidential administration.

The police officers returned the previously taken documents to the activists and advised them to change their place of residence, as they have them “in all orientations”. After that, the police left the apartment, which had been broken into in the morning, and also left the yard where the last clock was located. Apparently, today the activists were left alone.

managed to contact the Left Front activists detained in an apartment on Varshavskoe Highway in the morning: Andrei Kudryashev, Roman Sidorov, Evgeniy Popov and Alexander Shelkovenkov. They said that at about seven in the morning, officers from SOBR, FSB and Center “E” under the leadership of Alexei Okopny broke into their apartment, which they were renting, breaking down the front door.

No protocols were drawn up for activists seeking a normal attitude towards women released from places of detention. earlier, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Ekaterina Nenasheva were detained on Bolotnaya Square, when the flag of Russia was sewn in prison uniforms.

Two buses, in which more than a hundred residents of Chuvashia planned to get to Moscow to contact the presidential administration, were blocked in the center of Cheboksary. According to OVD-Info, journalist Sergei Matveev, who was on the scene, the departure of buses is prevented by high-ranking city and regional officials who are trying to persuade people with promises or, on the contrary, intimidate drivers of vehicles.

Andrei Kudryashev, Roman Sidorov, Yevgeny Popov and Alexander Shelkovenkov were detained in a rented apartment on Varshavskoye Highway early in the morning. According to some reports, the door to the apartment was broken into by a group of policemen and men in civilian clothes led by Center E employee Aleksey Okopny. The official reason for such a visit remains unclear. At the moment, the phones of the activists are turned off and it is not known for certain where they are.

A political prisoner for an action in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, along with another activist Ekaterina Nenasheva, who defends the rights of imprisoned women, were detained during a performance on Bolotnaya Square. Girls dressed in prison uniforms sewed the flag of Russia. At present, they have been taken to the Yakimanka police station, of which the activists are accused is still unknown.