Nikolai Chvanov, an activist of the Left Front, who was detained earlier on October 24, was released. As Chvanov told OVD-Info, after being detained at the action “It’s time to change the government!” he was taken to the Central Police Department of Tula. According to the activist, no charges have been brought against him so far. Representatives of the "Left Front" today at about 18:00 posted a banner on the administration building "It's time to change power!

A criminal case has been opened on the fact of the beating of civil activist Andrei Seregin. This was reported by the press service of the Yabloko party . The initiation of a criminal case became known from the head of the Krylatskoye police department, Mikhail Frolov, with whom Yabloko leader Sergei Mitrokhin had a personal meeting.

Representatives of the pro -Kremlin movement SERB attacked an elderly activist Vladimir Ionov, who was in a single picket near the historical museum. Ionov held a poster with the text "Putin is - there is no mind." The representative of SERB, known as Gosha Tarasevich, approached him, and began to ask why he insulted those who voted for Putin, and then began to explain that the text on the poster is article 319 of the Criminal Code (insulting a representative of the authorities).

On October 24, an activist of the Left Front, who took part in the action "It's time to change the government!", was detained near the city administration building in Tula. This was reported in the VKontakte group with reference to the coordinator of the Left Front in the Tula region Dmitry Karasev. Participants of the action, representatives of the "Left Front", today at about 18:00 posted a banner on the administration building "It's time to change the government!

On the morning of October 24, Krasnoyarsk Solidarity activist Yevgeny Bakhotsky discovered that his windows had been painted with paint. They put the inscriptions "pedophile" and "no one is forgotten and nothing is forgotten." As Bakhotsky writes in his Livejournal , he regards these inscriptions as a direct threat of murder from organizations that, according to the activist, may be involved in the inscriptions on his windows.