All those detained during the day during the opposition's walk in Moscow were released from the Kitay-Gorod police station. Yuri Gorsky told OVD-Info about this by phone. A protocol was drawn up against most of the detainees regarding participation in an uncoordinated mass event (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offences); some of the participants were released without charges.

On February 8, Ildar Dadin, sentenced to two and a half years in prison for repeated violations of the procedure for holding public events, was able to meet with his lawyer Nikolai Zboroshenka. The defender himself told about this OVD-Info by phone. The meeting lasted four hours, which are provided by law. Dadin is in a colony in the Altai Territory.

Those detained during the day during the traditional opposition walk in Moscow were accused of participating in an unapproved public event (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). As activist Sergei Ozhich, who is located next to the police department, said by telephone, lawyers are not allowed to see the detainees. Kitay-GorodOne of the detainees (Alexander Vedeshkin) has already been released from the police department. Yuri Gorsky reported this by phone.

Activists were detained during the traditional opposition walk in the Vasilievsky Spusk area in Moscow. As one of the detainees, Yuri Gorsky, reported by telephone, the arrests began with the actions of one of the participants in the walk, who unfurled a poster.

On February 11, it became known that the case of nationalist Vladimir Khagdaev, who is on trial for his image on VKontakte, was transferred to the Oktyabrsky District Court of Ulan-Ude. Writes about this "Open Russia". The case against Khagdaev was initiated in the spring of 2016, and in mid-January 2017, the investigation was completed .

Activist and priest of the Association of Christian Eucharistic Communities Alexander Khmelev was detained near the building of St. Isaac's Cathedral for attempting to hold a single picket. A picketer stood at the ticket office with a banner: “But the Most High does not live in temples made by hands (Acts 7:49) The museum is for the city.” Dinar Idrisov says this on Facebook. According to an eyewitness, one of the policemen immediately rushed to Khmelev shouting “Provocateur!” St.