Everyone was released from the Vykhino and Tekstilshchiki police departments, the last two where the detainees from the Deserter Fest remained. At the Tekstilshchiki police department, according to activist Vera Makarova, everyone was photographed and most were fingerprinted. According to one of the detainees, it is known that Vladimir Zhuravlev, who refused to give his fingerprints, was taken upstairs to the interrogation room, where they grabbed him by the neck and poured water over him.

All detainees at the Deserter Fest were released from the Ryazanskiy police department. Protocols were not drawn up for them, but most of them were fingerprinted, threatening that they would be left in the police department for the night. Those who defended their right to be fingerprinted were held longer than others. Among the detainees were two minors, they were taken away by their parents.

Detainees at the Deserter Fest were released from the Ryazanskiy police department. According to the detainees, they are offered to be fingerprinted, despite the fact that in the case of a normal three-hour detention and the possibility of identifying with documents, the police are not allowed to take fingerprints. This was reported by activist Irina Yatsenko.

All detainees at the Deserter Fest are being released from the Kuzminki police department. Explanations were taken from everyone, protocols were not drawn up. The minors were taken away by their parents. In total, 25 people were taken to the Kuzminki police department. At the Ryazanskiy police station, the detainees have not yet been presented with anything, and they only say that they participated in an illegal event. Passports were collected from everyone, reports Mitrich Jr. on Twitter.

Some of the detainees at the Deserter Fest, who were taken to the Ryazansky police department, are being transported to another department. This was reported by OVD-Info on Twitter user Mitrich Jr. Later, it became known from activist Sergei Ozhich that ten people from the Ryazansky police department were being taken to the Vykhino police department. Two more batches of detainees are in the Tekstilshchiki and Kuzminki police departments.

The coordinator of the Left Bloc, Vasily Kuzmin, and one of the musicians of the Brigadier group were taken out of the Tekstilshchiki police station, where they had been taken from the Deserter Fest. He said that the two of them were again placed on the bus. The police department confiscated his passport. Both were beaten, Kuzmin's head was broken. Earlier, during his arrest, he was handcuffed.

Six activists of the "Other Russia", who were detained at a rally dedicated to February 23, were released from the Presnensky police station. Denis Sommer was the first to come out, they had a prophylactic conversation with him, said Alexander Averin, a member of the party's executive committee. On the other five, according to him, protocols were drawn up on violation of the procedure for holding public events. The reason for the detention was the banner "Drive the junta to Lviv."

The detainees were carried by three ATS. In total, about 70 people were detained, but it is difficult to name the exact number, since most detainees do not seem. “Deserter-Festt” currently brought a bus, in which Vasily Kuzmin (handcuffs removed it), Vladimir Zhuravlev, Vladimir, who understands (the “Politzek” group ”), as well as the team“ foreman in full force, are unknown, the rest of the names are unknown. In total - 26 people.

Currently, three or four buses with those detained at the Deserter Fest are going to the Tekstilshchiki and Ryazansky police departments. In total, at least sixty people were detained. Among them are the Brigadier group in full strength, the Proletary group (Anton Nikolaev, Elena Bataeva), Vasily Kuzmin, Vladimir Zhuravlev. Most refuse to introduce themselves. In each bus, according to the detainees, there are more than twenty people, many are forced to stand.

In Moscow, on Shkuleva Street at the Deserter Fest festival, where the police raided , arrests began. According to eyewitnesses, about thirty people were detained. They are currently being taken to the police station. Among the detainees were Left Bloc coordinator Vasily Kuzmin and activist Vladimir Zhuravlev, as well as the Brigadier group in full force - the police had just arrived before her performance. Eyewitnesses report that people were detained with the use of physical force.

The police came to the basement on Shkuleva Street near the Volzhskaya metro station, where the Deserter Fest festival is taking place. According to an eyewitness who called the OVD-Info hotline, the police blocked the exit and promised that they would check everyone's documents. According to him, the reason for the arrival of the police was someone's call that some suspicious group was allegedly gathering in the neighborhood.

Several Crimean Tatars, who were arrested on February 21, got in touch. It is reported by the portal "Crimea. Realii” with reference to lawyer Emil Kurbedinov, who previously wrote that the whereabouts of all eleven people sent under arrest are unknown.

Six activists of the Other Russia, who were detained at a rally near the Ulitsa 1905 Goda metro station, were taken to the Presnensky police station. This was reported on Twitter by an unregistered party. Olga Shalina, Denis Sommer, Timofei Yermakov, Sergei Medvedev, Grigory Bely and Dmitry Elizarov were detained. The detainees are accused of violating the procedure for holding public events.

The whereabouts of the eleven Crimean Tatars arrested on February 21 remain unknown to their loved ones. about this on February 23 on Facebook. writes Lawyer Emil Kurbedinov Worried relatives and friends of 11 detainees start calling me. To date, there is no clarity about the fate of 11 arrested Crimean Tatars. They do not get in touch, their location was not reported upon arrival at the place of detention.

Activists of another Russia were detained in Moscow near the 1905 street metro station during the rally. This was reported on Twitter, a member of the party’s executive committee Alexander Averin. Six people were detained, among them - Olga Shalin and the organizer of the rally Denis Zommer. The detainees are taken to the Presnensky police department. According to Averin, the reason for the detention was the banner "drive the junta to Lviv."