Activists of the "People's Militia of Crimea", together with the police, on the morning of August 2, detained a teenager born in 1999 in a black T-shirt with a red trident at the Simferopol railway station, according to the website of the "People's Militia". During a search, pro-Ukrainian leaflets were found on the young man. One of the ten leaflets published by the "People's Militia" depicts the symbols of the Azov battalion, recognized in Russia as extremist.

In St. Petersburg on August 2, Airborne Forces Day, at least four LGBT activists were detained. According to “Help to Detainees in St.

On February 26, 2014, several accused of organizing mass riots near the building of the Crimean parliament concluded a pre-trial agreement with the prosecutor's office, fully admitted their guilt, "contributed to the disclosure of the crime" and agreed to present facts on "other crimes, new circumstances or episodes," said the head of the Russian Prosecutor's Office of Crimea Natalya Poklonskaya. This was reported on August 2 by the TASS agency.

On July 31, Kuban activist Darya Polyudova was served with an indictment, approved by the prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar Territory, the criminal case, according to the activist, was submitted to court. According to Polyudova, the case has seven volumes, and the indictment has 79 pages.

The Human Rights Center “Memorial” recognized as political prisoners the left-wing activist from Simferopol Alexander Kolchenko and the Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov, who are accused of organizing terrorist attacks in Crimea. This was reported on August 3 on the website of the organization.

The criminal case of Vladimir Ionov, accused of repeated violation of the rules for holding a public event (under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code), has been transferred to court. about this The 75-year-old was informed by Ionov’s lawyer Olga Chavdar on August 3 to the Moscow agency. According to Chavdar, Ionov received an indictment signed by the prosecutor of the Central Administrative District of Moscow A. Nesterov. A criminal case against Ionov was opened on January 16, 2015.