In St. Petersburg, activist Ilya Shorokhov was detained near the Gorkovskaya metro station. This was reported to OVD-Info by Polina Kostyleva, coordinator of Navalny's St. Petersburg headquarters. Shorokhov handed out newsletters (newspapers) near the metro. The police said it was illegal because the newspapers didn't have imprint. Now the detainee is sitting in the car and waiting to be taken to the police station. UPD. The police saw in the actions of Shorokhov Art.

OVD "Natatino-Sadovniki" - 2 people, released with reports under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code. Lefortovo Department of Internal Affairs - 5 people, released with reports under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code. OVD "Meshchansky" - 1 person, a minor. They were released with a report under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code. OVD "Zhulebino" - 1 person, he was released with a report under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code.

Volunteers of Alexei Navalny's election headquarters in Moscow, Konstantin Konstantinov and Denis Krylov, were attacked by unknown persons when they were handing out leaflets near the Izmailovskaya metro station, Konstantinov himself said. OVD-InfoActivists called the police, but when the police arrived, they put the volunteers themselves in the car, although the attackers were standing nearby.

The police are threatening Navalny's campaign activist Gennady Sidorkin with opening a criminal case under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (presumably for the content of propaganda materials. Sidorkin himself reported this. Inciting hatred or enmity) OVD-InfoHe told the police that he would not speak without a lawyer. As Sidorkin said, he was taken “downstairs”. somewhere The activist is in the Ostankino police station, where they began to draw up a protocol against him under Art.

In Moscow, police took away the T-shirt he was wearing with the inscription “Navalny 2018” from activist Valery Vokhmin, considering it a means of propaganda. The activist himself reported this to the hotline. Another detainee had her passport taken away. OVD-InfoVokhmin was detained when he was leaving the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny. The activist was brought to the Zamoskorechye police station and charged with Art.

As of 16.20, at least 16 people were detained in Moscow, including four minors. OVD-Info In the Kolomenskoye area, Evgenia Marshall was detained with leaflets, she was taken to the department. “Nagatino-Sadovniki” Four people were detained near the Aviamotornaya metro station with information materials - Stepan Vasnetsov, Yulianna Donets, Vladislav Monastyrev and Konstantin. They are at the Lefortovo police station. Minor M.

In Tyumen, Oleg Korzhanov was detained while distributing leaflets with information about Navalny. Police said they needed to check his passport for “authenticity.” UPD: Korzhanov is in police station No. 4. As the hotline reported, activist Alexander Maletin was brought to the same department. The details of his detention are unknown. OVD-InfoUPD: Maletin was released without drawing up a report. 98 leaflets were confiscated from activists.

In Moscow, near the Kolomenskaya metro station, a volunteer from Navalny's headquarters, Yevgeny Marshall, was detained for distributing leaflets. At the moment she is being taken to the Nagatino-Sadovniki police department.

On July 9, on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow, participants in the “Occupy Manezhka” action – Olga Romanova, Sergei Lyamishev and Svetlana Rzhannikova – were detained. Inna Kholodtsova reported this to the hotline. three more OVD-InfoAccording to her, police officers took the activists into a paddy wagon without explanation. UPD 17.55 The activists were taken to the police station and released without drawing up protocols, reports. “China City” Irina Yatsenko on Facebook

In Moscow, three nationalists were detained on Manezhnaya Square: Dmitry Golikov, Stepan Sklyaruk and Konstantin Filin (Filippov).

The coordinator of the headquarters of the Navalny deputy of the Vladivostok City Duma, Yuri Kuchin, was sentenced by the Frunzensky District Court under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event) to 100 hours of compulsory work. This was reported on July 8 by Radio Liberty.

Yekaterinburg activist Elena Pariy was invited to the police today to hand over a summons to draw up a protocol on an administrative offense, the OVD-Info hotline was informed. Pariy warned the police in advance that she was not going to draw up a protocol in the absence of her lawyer (who could not come today), but the police are now gathering witnesses and intend to draw up a protocol against the wishes of the activist.

Photo: "Mediazone" / Brian Elfman In Moscow, 44 people were detained in Moscow in support of Alexei Navalny and taken to 23 police departments. Most of them issued protocols under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by the participant in the rules of the public event) and released from the police department, but some are still in the departments.