Across the country, the process of agreeing shares on June 12 continues. In Moscow , the mayor's office nevertheless agreed on a rally on Sakharov Avenue, but instructed the organizers not to use sound-amplifying equipment and a screen. In Penza, the authorities agreed on all three applications for June 12, in two cases offering instead of sites in the center alternative venues for actions.

The Supreme Court of Crimea did not satisfy the request of the Deputy Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Akhtem Chiygoz to visit his sick mother. This was reported on the website of the Center for Journalistic Investigations with reference to lawyer Nikolai Polozov. Chiygoz has been under arrest since January 29, 2015 on charges of organizing mass riots on February 26, 2014, when Crimea was still part of Ukraine. All this time Chiygoz did not see his mother.

The Tambov Regional Court upheld the decision of the Leninsky District Court of Tambov, which found Vladimir Zhilkin, the coordinator of the Open Russia movement, guilty of organizing the "I'm tired" action on April 29. This was reported on the website of the publication "Open Russia". Zhilkin was fined on April 29 for 25 thousand rubles under Part 2 of Art.

In Moscow, on the 6th kilometer of the Moscow Ring Road, police demand that truckers remove trucks from a protest parking lot under the pretext that new asphalt needs to be laid in this place. An eyewitness reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. He noted that at the parking lot there is “the freshest asphalt laid a maximum of a month ago,” but they still want to shift it. In addition, truckers participating in the strike are required to show temporary registration.

In Moscow, Larisa Bogdanova, a foreign-currency borrower of RaffeisenBank, who went on a hunger strike, was detained on Smolenskaya-Sennaya Square near the bank branch. Eyewitnesses reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. During the arrest, the police referred to the statement of a bank employee that the activist had committed petty hooliganism. Before that, an ambulance came to Bogdanova, but despite her poor health, she was taken to the Arbatskoye police station.

In Tomsk, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism seized 10,000 leaflets that activists from the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny had prepared for the action on June 12. This was reported in the headquarters group on VKontakte. Leaflets with the image of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev were taken from the printing house, allegedly for an examination. Staff members were handed a protocol of seizure. They noted that they intended to obtain the return of leaflets.

In Khabarovsk on June 7 at 12:00 (5:00 Moscow time), employees of the Center for Combating Extremism detained Alexei Navalny's headquarters coordinator Alexei Vorsin. Writes about this "Khabarov.today" . The activist was brought to the police station, where a protocol was drawn up against him under Part 8 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event), and then taken to court.

In Yekaterinburg, four animal rights activists who held solo pickets were subject to administrative protocols under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picketing). about it . writes Interfax “Four people stood at a distance of 50 meters from each other, holding posters calling for the protection of animals.

On June 6, the Supreme Court of Tatarstan dismissed appeals against the arrests of activists from the local headquarters of Navalny Iskander Gumerbaev, Azat Shaimukhametov and Andrey Boyarshinov. It is reported by Idel. Realities. Judge of the Supreme Court of Tatarstan Ramil Malikov considered complaints only under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer). He left the decisions of the lower court unchanged.

In 97 cities of Russia (in 69 - disagreed with the authorities), on March 26, protests against corruption were held. They were attended by from 36,149 people (according to the police) to 89832 (according to the organizers and the media). 1675 of them were detained, and seven were defendants in criminal cases.