On April 27, someone sprayed in Navalny Zelenka when he was going to go to Global Event Forum in the Center for International Trade on the Krasnopresnenskaya embankment. Later it became known that another caustic substance was mixed with Zelenka. Navalny's eyes were struck.

An underage participant in the action #tired in St. Petersburg, who was detained on April 29, faced pressure at school. This was reported on the Open Russia website. The girl spoke about a conversation with a certain woman who scared the teenager with the consequences: I don't know who told me about accounting. She didn't introduce herself, didn't say anything, and just started telling me to tell her like it was.

The leader of the Narodnaya Volya movement, Erel Vasiliev, was detained for a solitary picket not far from the route of the May Day demonstration in Yakutsk. This was reported on the website of the Internet newspaper "Yakutia. Info".

Activists detained in Moscow at the May Day march of leftist forces were released after drawing up protocols under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Administrative Code (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) - except for one minor who remains in the Basmanny police station. One of the detainees told OVD-Info about this. UPD. And the last detainee was also released. Protocols were also drawn up against all minors under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 Code of Administrative Offences.

Activists brought to the 28th police department of St. Petersburg are left overnight until the trial; protocols are drawn up against them under Art. 20.2 (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) of the Code of Administrative Offenses and Art. 19.3 (disobedience to the lawful request of a police officer). One of the detainees, Valery Sozaev, reported this on the OVD-Info hotline.

The nationalist and ally of Vyacheslav Maltsev, Yury Gorsky, who was detained in Moscow during the “Russian May Day,” is already being drawn up for the second administrative protocol. Gorsky himself reported this to OVD-Info. in Moscow today Participants of the May Day march of nationalists were detained . They were taken to the Shchukino police department, from where they were later released, except for Yuri Gorsky, who was charged with a protocol under Art.

All the detained activists of the “Russian Primaries” were released from the police department Schukino, except for Yuri Gorsky, who remains in the police at night. According to Ivan Beletsky, five people were detained: Yuri Gorsky, Denis Zhilin, Tamara Pak, and two more. The court of Yuri Gorsky will be held on May 2, at 10 in the morning.

in St. Petersburg, participants are located in two police departments: 28 and 43. Detained LGBT actions There are ten people in department 43: Dante Teodori, Ekaterina Belokrys, Georgy Zhukov, Alena Isakova, Varya Mikhailova, Artem Lazarev, Maria Sadovyak, Alena Fursova, Viktor Stepanov and one more person who asked not to publish his name. Another detainee, Anna Makarova, was taken to the hospital with a concussion.

The Nationalist Yuri Gorsky, detained for the Russian May Day shares, will remain at the night of the Schukino police department. At least so the police officer who left the police department told the assembled associates of Gorsky. Yuri Gorsky was detained for disobedience to the requirements of the police (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and will wait for the court. About this OVD-Info told Dmitry Stepanov, an activist of the "New Opposition" on the phone.

Earlier it was reported about several detained participants of the "Russian May Day" in Moscow. At the moment, there are five detainees: Denis Zhilin (for a balaclava in his pocket), a girl (for tattoos), two more unknown persons (among them a minor) and nationalist Yuri Gorsky, he led the column. Gorsky was verbally informed that he had been detained "for slogans." All the detainees are in the Shchukino police department.

Left activists and vegans, to the Communist Party of the Communist Party in Moscow, are taken to the Basmanny police department. Earlier it was reported that they were being taken to Nizhny Novgorod. In total, 19 people were detained: Viktor Matafonov, Pavel Seregin, Oleg Ekimov, Daniil Bychenkov, Anna Tamarova, Elena Kundyus, Kirill Plotnikov, Valery Volnov, Tatyana Bolina, Vladimir Chuvinov, Yuri Nosov, Rostislav Chebotarev, Vladimir Zhuravlev, two more people and four minors.

Activists Andrei Polyakov, Vladimir Zhilkin and Natalia Zhilkina, detained during an official event dedicated to the celebration of May 1, were released from police department No. 1. Zhilkin wrote about this on Facebook. Previously, he reported that they were detained following a call made by local United Russia functionary Sergei Khomutinkin. Zhilkin was roughly detained by unknown men in civilian clothes. According to him, the police behaved politely at the department.

In Samara, during the May Day march, three activists of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation were detained: Andrei Neretin, Denis Spirov (they were already released after taking explanations) and Damir Stalin. Two of the detainees were taken to the Leninsky District Department of Internal Affairs. Communist Party activist Oganezov reported the arrest by telephone; according to him, the arrest occurred after one of the activists unfurled a poster demanding the governor’s resignation.

In Tambov, during an official event dedicated to the celebration of May 1, Open Russia coordinator Vladimir Zhilkin, his wife and civil activist Andrei Polyakov were detained. They are currently located in police department No. 1 (also called Leninsky). Zhilkin wrote on Facebook that “they let us into the event area calmly, and after a few meters they stopped us and asked us to proceed to the police station.

In Moscow, participants in the May Day march were detained: vegans, participants in the Communist Party of the Russian Federation rally and a member of the “Left Bloc” Vladimir Zhuravlev. They are being taken to the Basmanny police station. According to various estimates, 10–20 people were detained, including four minors. Tatyana Bolotina, one of the detainees, reports 20 detained activists. It is not clear why they were detained.