The activists detained on September 9 at the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on Zhitnaya during a single picket against the lawlessness of the police were released pending trial, only one of the detainees was not charged with an administrative case. This was reported to OVD-Info by Yan Katelevsky, who was detained with a headscarf "Police officer Muchkin and judge Golysheva to prison!".

In Saransk on the morning of September 9, the police were detained by the police candidate from the Communist Party, a member of the Central Election Commission Andrei Zaitsev, and two members of the territorial election commission Andrei Grishin and Igor Gusseinov. At the moment, the court is coming over Grishin and Zaitsev, Husseinov has already been arrested for ten days under article 6.1.1. Administrative Code (beatings).

The police of the Primorsko-Akhtarsky district of the Krasnodar Territory opened three criminal cases on the fact of a night attack on the Greenpeace tent camp, the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation reported. This was reported on September 9 by Interfax. “During the verification of information, police officers received statements from affected citizens.

The head of the nationalist movement “Russian Astrakhan” Igor Stenin, previously sentenced to two years in prison for reposting on the social network Vkontakte, arrived on September 9 at correctional colony No. 10 on Funtovskoye Highway in Astrakhan, where there is a section. Igor Stenin, sentenced to the colony-settlement in the colony-settlement, was supposed to arrive at the colony on his own no later than today. At about 15:00 Moscow time he arrived at the institution, “Caucasian Knot”.

In Moscow, on September 9, activists were detained at a rally against police lawlessness on Zhitnaya Street opposite the Ministry of Internal Affairs, among them Yan Katelevsky, Alexander Makarov, Konstantin Altukhov, Viktor Kapitonov and candidate for deputy of the Moscow Regional Duma Valery Tsaturov. According to the activists, they were detained in silence, without explanation. At the moment they were taken to the Yakimanka police station.

Larisa Drozdova, a member of the Moscow Waiting Order movement, who was detained near the city hall, where she is on an indefinite hunger strike, was released from the Tverskoy police station. A protocol on petty hooliganism was drawn up against her (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for allegedly swearing obscenely.

Eight strong young men wearing masks attacked a sleeping camp of Greenpeace and EcoWatch environmentalists at about 1 am in the area of ​​the Sadki farmstead, Primorsko-Akhtarsky district, Krasnodar Territory. This was reported on the Voice of Kuban website.

Larisa Drozdova, a member of the Moscow Waiting List movement, was detained near the city hall, where she is on an indefinite hunger strike. Drozdova told OVD-Info that she started the action near the city hall on September 8, during the day she stood with a poster near the building, demanding to deal with the problems of those on the waiting list.