At the Maryino police station, one detainee at the Russian March was accused of committing an offense under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer) and was left overnight at the police station.

One of those detained at pickets near the colony where Ildar Dadin is serving his sentence is not released from the Segezh police department. Anastasia Andreeva is allegedly going to be left in the police until the trial, she is charged with article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer).

Judge of the Lyublinsky District Court Alexander Maslov decided to arrest “Russian March” participant Evgeny Fedorov for seven days under Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code (propaganda or public display of Nazi paraphernalia or symbols, or paraphernalia or symbols of extremist organizations). Presumably this is due to the fact that Fedorov has a tattoo of an eagle and a cross on the back of his head.

The detainees near the colony where Ildar Dadin is serving his sentence are charged at the Segezh police department with part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by a participant of a public event of the procedure for holding it). about this on his Facebook page .

One of the detainees on the Russian March, Yevgeny Fedorov, is currently going to be taken from the Maryino police department to the Lublin District Court. About another detainee by the name of Nyrkov, the officers of the Maryino police department say that he is in a strong point on Podolskaya Street. Although when they called him, he himself said that he was in Maryino.

Photo: @bukvace on Twitter The police detained the participants of a series of single pickets at the colony in Segezh on November 4, requiring the torture in the colony and report the condition of Ildar Dadin, who is serving a sentence in it. According to human rights activist Dinar Idrisov, five activists who arrived from St. Petersburg stood at the colony with posters 50 meters from each other, and the rest simply stood at the entrance.

A resident of Yevpatoria, anarchist Sergei Vasilchenko was arrested for 10 days on charges of distributing extremist materials after a search of his home on November 3. As Alexey Shestakovich said on November 4, Sergei’s mother Nina Vasilchenko told him about this. There was no information available about the circumstances of the case in court and about the details of the case itself at the time of writing. OVD-Info Maria Bast wrote about the search of Vasilchenko on her VKontakte page.

Four detainees on the Russian March were transferred to another paddy wagon. In total, there are seven detainees in it, including one detained for a medical mask and for the Ukrainian flag. The latter, according to Mark Galperin, who participated in the march, was walking in a column of Slavic peoples, where, in addition to the flag of Ukraine, more than ten other flags were carried, but only he was detained.

At least five people were detained at the Russian March in Moscow on November 4. At the moment, four detainees are being transported in one paddy wagon to the police station - presumably Maryino. The whereabouts of the other detainee are unknown. Along with the person who came to the march wearing a medical mask, another person wearing a mask was detained. One person was detained for allegedly using pyrotechnics, another for shouting, and both of them claim that they did nothing illegal.

On the "Russian March" in the Moscow region of Lyublino on November 4, a man with a Ukrainian flag was detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by the observers of the Joint Group of Public Observation present at the action. Information about the reason for the detention and the name of the detainee was not available at the time of writing.

A participant in the Moscow "Russian March", who wished not to give his name, was detained during the action because of a medical mask. As he told OVD-Info, the police agreed to let him through the metal detectors installed at the entrance to the march after he explained that he had recently suffered from sinusitis and had to wear a mask to avoid infection. However, later during the march, OMON officers approached him, twisted his arms and detained him.

Participants of the rally timed to coincide with the celebration of National Unity Day on November 4 in Grozny told the "Caucasian Knot" that they were forced to come by threats. The publication quotes from conversations with several participants in the rally - a student at a Chechen university, an employee of a local enterprise and an employee of one of the regional departments. The student told how they were brought to the rally by bus.