Petersburg trucker Oleg Krutskikh was detained along with journalists 100 kilometers from Moscow. Among the journalists was a correspondent for the publication "Fontanka" Venera Galeeva, according to the online edition MR7.ru. They were on their way to Kashira to interview Alexander Kotov, one of the truckers' protest leaders. They were stopped at a traffic police post.

All truckers who participated in the picket, which took place on December 2 in Orenburg, were handed summons demanding that they report to the police department on the same day. In case of refusal to take the summons, they were not allowed to the place of the picket, reports the online publication Ural56.Ru . More than 100 people took part in the picket, which was held with the support of representatives of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

St. Petersburg nationalist Dina Garina, accused of calls for extremist activities, remains in pre-trial detention. The city court upheld the decision of the district court, which arrested her until December 29. Her supporters write about this on social networks. At the moment, it is unknown exactly for which publication on social networks a case was opened against Garina.

In Moscow, a woman was detained for distributing materials with information about the protest of truckers. Currently, she is in the Department of Internal Affairs of Moscow State University. This was reported by her words to OVD-Info at the Coordination Center for Assistance to Truckers. It is known that the detainee's name is Natalya, her last name is not reported.

The conditions of detention in the colony of anti-fascist Alexei Sutuga, convicted in the case of an attack on nationalists, are deteriorating. His lawyer Denis Ivanets writes on Facebook that Sutuga was in a punishment cell from November 20 to 30, they are not allowed to meet, Sutuga is not given correspondence and is not provided with medical care (he was previously in a medical cell due to a leg injury and complained of lungs ).

Alexander Shelkovenkov and Dmitry Karasev, who were detained at the Basmanny Court, are left for the night at the Krasnoselsky police station, despite the fact that, according to the lawyer of the Public Verdict, Nikolai Zboroshenka, their administrative detention has ended. He only managed to photograph the case materials, including those corrected by the police department after the court sent them back. The trial is to take place tomorrow. Both have protocols on petty hooliganism.

Crimean Tatar human rights activist Emir-Usein Kuku was summoned for questioning to the Investigative Committee in connection with the initiation of a case on inciting ethnic hatred because of his Facebook posts. “...the FSB believes that these materials are extremist. They came to this conclusion as a result of a linguistic and forensic examination of my statements and comments,” reports Hromadske Radio the words of the human rights activist.

Dmitry Demushkin, leader of the banned ethno-political association "Russians", has been summoned for questioning by the Investigative Committee. In a conversation with OVD-Info, he suggested that he would be charged in the case of inciting ethnic hatred. The reason for opening the case was the publication on Demushkin's page on the social network "VKontakte" of a banner with the slogan "Russia - Russian power." This post has now been removed.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow returned the materials on the administrative cases of Alexander Shelkovenkov and Dmitry Karasev to the Krasnoselsky police department. According to Mykola Zboroshenko, a lawyer for the Public Verdik, the court pointed out that the protocols contained unspecified corrections, and in some places the text was unreadable.

The Leninsky District Court of Penza found communists Margarita Abramova, Sergei Padalkin and Dmitry Filyaev guilty of organizing an uncoordinated rally and procession during the laying of flowers at the monument to Lenin on April 22 and fined each of them 10,000 rubles. On December 2, the head of the press service of the local regional committee of the Communist Party Padalkin announced this on Twitter.

A resident of Saratov, Natalya Surovtseva, was charged with publishing extremist materials on a social network. According to the public "Free Volga" in the social network "Vkontakte", one of these materials is a video clip of the musical group "Mushroom Rain". According to the Free Volga Region, Surovtseva is engaged in supporting nationalists convicted for political reasons.

Alexander Shelkovenkov and Dmitry Karasev, who were detained on the morning of December 2 after a rally at the door of the Basmanny Court in support of Ildar Dadin, will be taken to the Meshchansky District Court within an hour. This was reported to the lawyer of the "Public Verdict" Nikolai Zboroshenko, representing the interests of Shelkovenkov, an employee of the Department of Internal Affairs Krasnoselsky.

Yekaterina Gerasimova, head of the Progress Party branch in the Samara region, was summoned to court on December 2 on charges of organizing an uncoordinated rally on May 6. This is written by Novaya Gazeta in the Volga Region. According to the publication, during the fall, they already tried to bring to administrative responsibility both those who participated in the action, and those who watched it from the side or simply knew that it would be held.

The Constitutional Court of Tatarstan recommended obliging officials to publish information about upcoming public events on the Internet, so that the organizers would know about other actions even before notification. As Kommersant Kazan writes on December 2, this is stated in the court decision on a complaint against amendments made to the regional law on rallies in 2012.

Nikolai Glukhin was released from the Krasnoselsky police department after writing an explanation. According to him, he was informed that the other two detainees, Alexander Shelkovenkov and Dmitry Karasev, would be registered under the article on petty hooliganism. Glukhin told OVD-Info that Shelkovenkov and Karasev tried to chain the doors of the Basmanny Court in opposition to the trial of Ildar Dadin.