N.'s story, aged 15: I did not participate in the rally - I was interested, I came and asked people what they were trying to achieve. I started asking, but after 10 minutes the riot police. The crowd began to scatter - it was impossible to pass through it. OMON entered the crowd and surrounded us, did not let us out. Then OMON officers in white and gray clothes came and started to take away. I saw one person laid on the pavement and handcuffed.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court arrested Angelina Vysotskaya, a participant in the anti-corruption action “We Demand Answers,” for 5 days for disobeying a lawful order of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code) and violating the procedure for holding a public event (Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). “Mediazona” is about this. St. Petersburg reports In addition to 5 days of arrest, Vysotskaya was sentenced to a fine of 10 thousand rubles.

Roman Yarulin, who was detained at an agreed anti-corruption action in Abakan, was released from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and a protocol was drawn up for violating the rules of participation in a public action (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). The activist was detained because during the rally he was wearing a mask that hid his face, which is prohibited by Russian law.

In the 15th department, the phones of the detainees were confiscated without drawing up a single report. About this on the page of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) on Facebook. At least 28 people stay overnight in the department, with six beds and four sets of bed linen. St. Petersburg reports St. Petersburg Phones were confiscated by force, one of the detainees was stripped, even taking off his underpants.

The Simonovsky District Court considers the case of Alexei Navalny, detained on June 12, he was accused of repeated violation by the organizer of the public event of organizing the action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), and the maximum sanction - 30 days of arrest. Political lawyers stated several petitions: about maintaining the meeting of the meeting, conducting a video, on the deposition of a hearing until tomorrow.

Lawyer Konstantin Markin was not allowed into the Investigative Committee to see those detained on suspicion of attacking police with pepper spray. The Investigative Committee said that these detainees were allegedly not there. The Interfax agency, citing its sources, reported that a criminal case has been opened for the use of violence against a member of the Russian Guard (Article 318 of the Criminal Code) during a rally on June 12 in Moscow.

Volunteers of Navalny's headquarters Mikhail Melnikov, Vadim Sheremetev, Alexei Yefimov, Alexander Yermolaev and a fifth person, whose name is unknown, were detained in Samara at the "festive procession of the peoples of the Samara region". This was reported to OVD-Info by Ekaterina Gerasimova. The procession was organized by the city hall. The activists carried the Chuvash flag and posters with the inscriptions "free people" and "oppressed people".

As of 4 a.m. on June 13, OVD-Info knows of 866 detainees who were taken to 41 Moscow police stations. At least 32 people stayed overnight in 11 police departments.

From the Strogino police station, some people in T-shirts, without showing any documents, kicked out the defenders Sergei Ozhich and Vera Makarova with the words "you have nothing to do here." Ekaterina Ivanova remains in the department. An hour ago, a car of the investigative committee drove up to the building of the police department.

Activist Yulia Galyamina and her husband were beaten by police officers. After this, her husband was put in a paddy wagon and taken away. Galyamina announced this on her Twitter. Galyamina wrote that the police tore her blouse. She complained of a headache and possibly a concussion. According to OVD-Info, as of 18.45 Moscow time, 731 people were detained in the capital. They were distributed to 39 police departments.

Pavel Ch., one of the detainees on Tverskaya, told OVD-Info: “I got off the subway, I was looking for a toilet - I was going to McDonald's. I didn't drive downtown at all. I was impatient, I ran out of the subway, they twisted me at the exit of the subway. I didn't know there was a promotion today. While they were walking among people, they didn’t beat me, when they took me to a paddy wagon, where there were no cameras… They simply beat me, like one of the detainees.

Activist Kirill Nikolenko was detained in Vladimir during the anti-corruption campaign “We demand answers”. This was reported to OVD-Info by the lawyer of Navalny's headquarters, Anton Komin. The police amounted to part 2 of Art. 20.2 (organization of an uncoordinated public event), but so far Nikolenko is being held in an administrative case as a witness. According to Komin, now the police will interrogate eyewitnesses of what happened within 72 hours.

In Almetyevsk, four people were detained at an anti-corruption rally. The organizer of the rally, Sergei Andreev, and his wife remain in the Almetyevsky district police station. The rest were released, having issued protocols against them under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by a participant of a public event of the established procedure for holding a meeting). The city authorities did not approve the event.

Alexey Navalny, detained on June 12, was taken from the Department of Internal Affairs in the Danilovsky district to the Simonovsky district court. Before this, a protocol was drawn up against the politician under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation by the organizer of a public event of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, the maximum sanction is 30 days of arrest). Navalny’s lawyer Vadim Kobzev reported this on Twitter.

From the Lyublino police station, two detainees, Anton Shaposhnikov and Mikhail Davydov, were taken to the Investigative Committee. They are suspected of attacking police with pepper spray. This was reported to the hotline. OVD-Info "Open Russia" that there were only three detainees (one of them a minor), but one of them has already been released. As Mediazona, citing Polina Nemirovskaya from Open Russia, Davydov was released from the Investigative Committee without procedural status.