Irina Yatsenko, Olga Sonina, Igor Klochkov and Viktor Kapitonov, who were detained on Red Square, were released from the Kitai-Gorod police department. All participants in the action in memory of the demonstration on August 25, 1968 against the introduction of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia drew up protocols on an administrative offense.

On August 25, the Butyrsky District Court of Moscow extended until October 27 the period of house arrest of Imam Mahmud Velitov, who was accused of public incitement to terrorism. Thus, the court granted the investigator's request for an extension of the measure of restraint imposed on the accused. It is reported by RAPSI.

On August 24, police and riot police officers inspected the worship building of Jehovah's Witnesses in the town of Chapaevsk, Samara Region. This is reported by the portal Credo.ru with reference to the Administrative Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Representatives of law enforcement agencies, having arrived after the end of the service, ordered everyone to lie down on the floor in the main hall, after which they began to explore the premises of the building.

In Moscow, on Red Square, police officers detained four people - Irina Yatsenko, Olga Sonina, Igor Klochkov and Viktor Kapitonov. Activists stood up with a banner "For your and our freedom" in memory of the demonstration on August 25, 1968 against the introduction of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia, which took place on Red Square. At the moment, four detainees are allegedly in the Kitai-Gorod police station.

Anti-fascist Alexander Kolchenko has been in a punishment cell for four days already (FKU IK-6 in Kopeysk), and the consul is still not allowed to see him. this on August 25 on her Facebook page.

The magistrate of court district No. 243 of the Prikubansky urban district of Krasnodar, S. A. Maslova, found the girl, who wished to remain anonymous, guilty of violating Part 2 of Art. 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (Propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors committed using the media or the Internet), and imposed a fine of 50,000 rubles.

The Supreme Court of Russia on August 25 upheld the sentence of Fanis Gainutdinov, who was sentenced to six years in a penal colony on charges of belonging to Hizb ut-Tahrir, a religious party that was unjustifiably recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia, and recruiting into its ranks. It is reported by RAPSI with reference to the press service of the court.

In Moscow, at the Pechatniki metro station on August 24, a politician and human rights activist Alexei Manannikov was detained. The reason for the detention was the inscription on the T-shirt - "Glory to Ukraine", which the police considered illegal, writes Manannikov on his Facebook. The human rights activist was released after checking his documents.

The organizers of the rally for the resignation of the head of Karelia are refused for the event for three months, referring to the repair of the declared site, then to hold a different event there, on August 25 the publication “7 × 7”.

On the night of August 24-25, the Aksai District Court of the Rostov Region examined the administrative cases of all twelve detained participants in the “tractor march.” The meetings continued until 4.00. Three were sentenced to administrative arrest for ten days, the rest were fined, the Caucasian Knot reports . Three participants in the tractor march - Oleg Petrov, Nikolai Maslov and Sergei Vladimirov - were sentenced to administrative arrest.

Vladimir Malov, who agreed to go with the police to the police department to give explanations after the police let Dmitry Zhdanov and Viktor Kapitonov go home, was also released without drawing up a protocol. This was reported by Olga Mazurova by phone to the OVD-Info hotline.

Rustam Mallamagomedov, a truck driver and activist of the Association of Carriers of Russia movement, who was badly beaten during his arrest on August 22, lost consciousness during the trial. This was reported to OVD-Info by Olga Reznikova. Mallamagomedov is one of the truckers who joined the protest action of Krasnodar farmers. The farmers planned to take a convoy of 17 tractors to Moscow to tell the federal authorities about violations of the law by Krasnodar officials.

Vladimir Kara-Murza Jr., Mikhail Novitsky, Daniil Ken, and Pivovarov himself, who were detained at a meeting with Andrey Pivovarov, a candidate for deputy from PARNAS, in St. Petersburg, were released from the police department. Kara-Murza wrote about this on Twitter. Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is a violation of the procedure for holding a public event.