A pro-Ukrainian activist, a resident of Yalta and a citizen of Ukraine, Larisa Kitaiskaya, has been prosecuted for inciting hatred (under Article 282 of the Criminal Code). this She announced on August 15 to the Crimea. Realities". According to her, the case was opened on Friday, August 12. Since that day, the activist has been under house arrest. As Kitayskaya said, during a three-hour interrogation, the investigator demanded a confession from her.

Pensioner Vladimir Ionov, against whom a criminal case was opened in January 2015 for “repeated violations” during public events - under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code, introduced six months earlier - received refugee status from the Ukrainian government. He spoke about this on August 15 to the Ukrainian Hromadske Radio. reported , “I can move,” Ionov said in a commentary to the radio station. — As a pensioner, I am entitled to free travel on public transport. This is a big deal.

On August 15, the judge of court district No. 3 of the Cherkessk judicial district dismissed the administrative case for violation of the legislation on freedom of conscience (under Article 5.26 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against Hare Krishna Vadim Sibirev. According to the SOVA information and analytical center, which participated in the legal support of the case, the case was dismissed for lack of evidence of an offense.

The prosecutor's office returned the indictment against the director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature Natalia Sharina back to the Investigative Committee. This was reported on August 15 by the Interfax agency with reference to Sharina's lawyer Ivan Pavlov. Natalya Sharina is accused of inciting hatred against nationality using her official position (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) and embezzlement on an especially large scale (Part 3 of Article 160).

According to the Moskva news agency, the prosecutor's office asked the court to sentence Alexander Potkin (Belov), the leader of the nationalist association "Russians" (banned in Russia), to 9 years in prison.

Anastasia Mokrenok, who was detained in the metro on the night of August 12, returned home on the evening of August 13. Dmitry Zhdanov reported this to OVD-Info. On August 11, Mokrenok was detained on Red Square during an action against forced conversion to religion. After some time, she was released after he tore up a certain document that the police gave her to sign.

On August 14, the Fighters of the National Guard appeared at the Festival of Actual Siberian Music of Pustota in Novosibirsk. This was written on Twitter by artist Artem Loskutov. The security forces blocked the entrance to the vacation club, where the festival was held, all visitors to the event on the dance floor, rewrote the data of their passports, photographed and released. After that, the passage was open, and the festival resumed. UPD.