In St. Petersburg on the evening of March 11, two people were detained after a punk concert. This was reported to OVD-Info by a visitor to the concert who was present at the time of the arrest and wished to remain anonymous. According to her, the police stopped a group of people who were walking after the event and began to search some of them. One of the concert goers asked the police officers to show their official IDs and started filming what was happening on camera.

Sochi resident Oksana Sevastidi, convicted on charges of treason and pardoned by Vladimir Putin on March 7, was released from the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center in Moscow. about this on his Facebook page Sevastidi's lawyer Ivan Pavlov wrote . Earlier, another lawyer for Oksana Sevastidi, Yevgeny Smirnov, said that despite the pardon, the defense is going to seek the annulment of the sentence and the acquittal of Sevastidi, because he considers it illegal.