The police blocked the Don highway 500 meters from the Moscow Ring Road to prevent the movement of a convoy of truckers. As a correspondent for the Dozhd TV channel reported from the scene on the evening of December 15, two drivers were detained. According to Open Russia journalist Ilya Vasyunin, one of the truck driver coordinators, Alexey Ulyanov, was detained and taken to the police department for an explanation.

Sergey Vilkov, a journalist from the Saratov Public Opinion publication, was released after being detained and interrogated. On his Facebook page, he wrote on the evening of December 15 that he was at home. According to him, the police officers demanded from him a non-disclosure agreement on the data of the preliminary investigation. “I know that the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation considers taking signatures from suspects illegal. We will complain.

At least five people remain in the Tverskaya police department, including Maxim Fadeev, a municipal deputy of the Lianozovo district. Another detainee, a disabled person of the second group, was released from the police department. As one of those present at the police department said, the police do not let anyone into the police department. According to him, all the detainees were on Pushkinskaya Square without posters, one of them was holding a sign with the inscription "SVAO".

Seven people were detained on Pushkinskaya Square. According to preliminary data, the detainees are going to be left in the Tverskaya police station until the morning. Information about the detainees, as well as what they are accused of, was not available at the time of writing.

Several people were detained on the evening of December 15 at Pushkinskaya Square in Moscow during a meeting of State Duma deputies from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation with Muscovites regarding the expansion of the paid parking zone.

Ilya Sretensky, head of the Perm branch of the Democratic Choice party, was charged with distributing banned videos in March 2011. about this on Facebook. writes Mikhail Kasimov, head of the regional branch of the PARNAS party, According to him, the case was opened under article 282.1 of the Criminal Code (organization of an extremist community). Perhaps we are talking about the first part of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity).

On December 15, police officers in Saratov detained Sergei Vilkov, a journalist with the Obshchestvennoe Opinion newspaper, who is suspected of possessing a weapon, in order to forcibly bring him in for questioning. According to the publication, the journalist was detained at about 18:00 at his home, from where, in the absence of a lawyer, he was taken to the city Ministry of Internal Affairs for interrogation, demanding to turn off his phone.

On December 15, the Supreme Court of Dagestan upheld the verdict of the Buynaksk city court, which fined the former head of the Buynaksk city assembly, Zaur Shakhverdiev, 30,000 rubles on charges of organizing an uncoordinated rally on October 16, the regional online newspaper Chernovik reports.

FSB officers detained Ilya Sretensky, leader of the local branch of the Democratic Choice party and coordinator of the Organization of Civic Activists, at about 2:00 pm on December 15 in Perm. According to the head of the regional branch of the PARNAS party, Mikhail Kasimov, Sretensky was taken to the car to show him some kind of court order.

The first hearing in the case of clashes near the building of the Crimean parliament in Simferopol on February 26, 2014 between supporters and opponents of Euromaidan is scheduled for December 25. This was reported on December 15 by the Crimean News agency with reference to Elmira Ablyalimova, the wife of the deputy head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Akhtem Chiygoz, who is accused of organizing mass riots.

On December 15, the Supreme Court reduced the term of imprisonment of anarchist Ilya Romanov, sentenced to a fine of 110 thousand rubles and ten years in a maximum security colony on charges of preparing a terrorist attack in Nizhny Novgorod and publicly justifying terrorism, to nine years. RAPSI reports this with reference to its own correspondent from the courtroom.

The search of the parents of platform activist Alexander Shelkovenkov has been completed. As Shelkovenkov’s relatives, who live in the apartment, said, officers from the criminal investigation department for the Northern District conducted the investigation in the presence of two witnesses and a representative of the district police department.

On December 15, the judge of the Tver District Court of the Tver District Court recognized the editor -in -chief of the “Daily Journal” by Alexander Ryklin guilty of disobedience to the legal requirements of the police officer and fined him a thousand rubles. Ryklin was detained on December 12 at an inconsistent march of protest, but then he was released from the Meshchansky police department.

Employees of the Center for Combating Extremism came to Alexei Gaskarov, convicted in the Bolotnaya case, in the colony to talk with him. It is unknown what exactly the employees of Center “E” are interested in. The visit may be related to the investigation of a new suspect in the Bolotnaya case, who has been in custody since the beginning of December. Buchenkov himself claims that on May 6, 2012 he was not on Bolotnaya Square and returned to Moscow only in the evening of that day.

On the morning of December 15, police officers came to the registration address of platform activist Alexander Shelkovenkov with a search. According to the residents, they demand that the door be opened, citing a court order, although Shelkovenkov does not live in the apartment. National-Bolshevik Only Shelkovenkov’s parents live in the apartment, who are afraid that during the search they might be given a plant. It is unknown in what case the search is being carried out.