Governor of the Saratov Region Valery Radaev reprimanded officials for organizing forced participation in the Immortal Regiment commemoration action.

Four activists detained while walking wearing Putin masks were released from the police department. “China-Gorod”As activist Roman Roslovtsev said, a report was drawn up against him under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by a participant of a public event of the established procedure for holding it).

On April 14, 2016, the Balakovo Education Committee issued an order obliging educational institutions to send a certain number of delegates to the Immortal Regiment campaign, which will be held on May 9. This was reported on the website of the event. In the appendix to the order, a list of educational organizations is established indicating the required number of participants in the action from each institution.

Four activists, who were detained while walking in Putin masks, were taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station. This was told to OVD-Info by activist Nikolai Glukhin, who is located near the police department. Unfortunately, there is no contact with the detainees themselves at the moment.

On Friday, April 29, near the building of the Public Chamber of the Irkutsk Region, a participant in the training “Protection of Human Rights - Effective Methods and Mechanisms” Igor Martynenko was detained. Martynenko and other participants in the event went out during a break for the street for coffee and collided near the building of the Public Chamber with a police officer on duty there.

On Nikolskaya Street, the police detained Roman Roslovtsev and Vasily Nedopekin, who were walking in Putin masks. Presumably they are being taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station. Earlier it became known that Yury Merzlov and Alexander Ferenets, who were walking in Putin masks, were also detained on Red Square .

Police officers detained Yury Merzlov and Alexander Ferenets walking in Putin masks on Red Square. Merzlov and Ferenc also had the inscription "I'm not afraid of 212.1" on their T-shirts. According to eyewitnesses of the detention, the activists were put into a police patrol car and taken away in an unknown direction.

Early in the morning of April 30, police officers detained Pavel Kolesnikov and Pavel Takmakov, who were on duty at the Nemtsov Bridge people's memorial. They were taken to the Kitai-Gorod OVD, protocols were drawn up on the delivery, but no charges were filed.