Activist Alla Naumcheva was attacked near the building of the Federation Council, where single pickets were held in support of Ildar Dadin, who was sentenced to three years in prison under an article on repeated violations of the procedure for holding public events. She says on Facebook that she was filming a solo picket of Mikhail Lashkevich, and at that time an unknown person in civilian clothes approached the picketer and demanded to show documents. Lashkevich refused.

German citizen Madina Magometova, who was detained during a solitary picket on Red Square, was released from the Kitai-Gorod police station. A protocol was drawn up against her under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, the court is scheduled for December 31. Magometova refused to sign the protocol.

Saratov journalist Sergei Vilkov has been charged with libel. Earlier, he was declared a suspect in this case in connection with the statement of the deputy of the Saratov Regional Duma Sergey Kurikhin, the hero of Vilkov's journalistic investigations. Vilkov is accused of publishing documents on social networks that indicate the possible criminal past of a person whose personal data matches those of Kurikhin.

German citizen Madina Magometova was detained at about 15:00, according to preliminary data, on Manezhnaya Square (later it became known that she was standing on Red Square). For about an hour she stood with a poster in a single picket. Magometova was taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station. This was reported to OVD-Info by Mark Galperin. At the moment, a protocol is being drawn up against Magometova, under which article it is still unknown.

The Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow again decided to forcibly deliver Vladimir Ionov to the hearing. Ionov, accused of repeated violations of the procedure for holding public events, could have been sentenced on December 29, but the hearing was postponed to January 11, because Ionov did not appear in court. Prior to that, for a similar reason, was postponed - then the court also ordered that Ionov be forcibly delivered.

The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg extended the arrest of nationalist and eco-activist Dina Garina by two months. In addition, according to the website of the Public Control organization, citing its own correspondent from the courtroom, Garina is now charged under two articles - calls for extremist activity (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code) and inciting hatred (article 282 of the Criminal Code).

The Moscow City Court upheld the extension of the arrest of the artist Pyotr Pavlensky. Thus, Pavlensky, accused of vandalism in the wake of the arson attack on the door of the FSB building, remains in the pre-trial detention center until the beginning of February. The decision of the Moscow City Court is reported by RIA Novosti, however, the agency's report refers to early January, while the Tagansky Court had previously extended Pavlensky's arrest until early February.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined the former leader of Yabloko, Sergei Mitrokhin, in the wake of his detention on December 12 at an uncoordinated March of Change. Protocols were drawn up against Mitrokhin on violating the procedure for holding public events and disobeying the lawful demands of police officers, but the court considered that Mitrokhin was only guilty of disobedience and issued a fine of a thousand rubles, TASS .