Anti-fascist Aleksey Sutug, who was convicted on charges of an imaginary fight with nationalists, was transferred for six months to a cell-type facility with tougher conditions of detention. this on July 23 Novaya Gazeta reported , citing members of the PMC who visited Sutuga in the colony the day before. Convicts who are in cells of this type are only entitled to one short visit and one food parcel per six months, as well as one hour and a half walk per day, the newspaper notes.

On July 23, the Moscow police canceled the nighthouse party R17 on the day of the R17, citing the fact that "music in this direction promotes suicide." This was reported by the publication "Yod". As the organizers wrote on the VKontakte social network, police officers came to the club and demanded to cancel the event, and later they received an additional call from the capital's department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Early in the morning of July 23, FSB officers searched the apartment where the grandson of the publicist Andrei Piontkovsky lives. This was reported on the website of Radio Liberty. Also, Piontkovsky himself writes about this on Twitter: On the fact of one of Piontkovsky's publications, a criminal case was initiated under Art. 280.1 of the Criminal Code (calls to violate the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation) and under Art. 282 (inciting hatred based on nationality).

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