Elena Zakharova, detained during an action near Lobnoye Mesto in memory of the march to Red Square on August 25, 1968 against the entry of troops into Czechoslovakia, was released from the Kitay-Gorod police station. A protocol was drawn up against Zakharova for repeated violation of the procedure for holding public events (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). The hearing in the Tverskoy District Court is scheduled for September 18 at 11:00.

On August 25, 17 parishioners of a Salafi mosque were detained in Makhachkala, reports the "Caucasian Knot" . The detainees have already been released. According to the publication, the police stopped drivers of cars near the mosque and offered to drive to the department. “The car is driving - they stopped, the person is walking - they stopped.

During Putin’s visit to Ryazan on August 24, traffic police officers stopped the trucker Alexei Borisov and did not allow him to leave for almost two hours. It is reported by Open Russia. Borisov, known in the city with participation in the speeches against the Plato system, told the publication that when he entered the Ryazan tanny factory, where Putin was waiting for him, the Black Ford began to follow him, after which the traffic police officers were already stopped to verify documents.

In Pyatigorsk, a local resident, Ashuravi Magomedeminov, was put on the wanted list, suspected of recruiting people to the banned Nurcular organization. This was reported on August 24 by Kommersant. from the Investigative Committee appeared Later, a message , in which the wanted person is called Ashurali Magomedeminov.

In the Altai Territory, members of the Just Russia and the Communist Party announced administrative pressure on their candidates for municipal elections. about it writes Taiga . info". Participants of "Fair Russia" told the publication that for the last week they have been receiving information from the districts of the region that "people are being forced to withdraw from the elections." Such cases were recorded in eight districts of the region and two cities.

The participants of the pre-election picket in the Timiryazevsky district of Moscow, who were not allowed by the police to leave the place of the event, were released. about this writes Yulia Galyamina, candidate for municipal deputy, . According to her, "the deputy chief of police came and let him go." The police did not like the picket approval documents: police officers claimed that the organizers had forged them.

In Moscow, near the Execution Ground, Elena Zakharova was detained, participating in a rally in memory of going to Red Square on August 25, 1968 against the entry of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia. Several people took part in the action, everyone's documents were checked, but for unknown reasons only Zakharova was detained. She is currently in the Kitai-Gorod police department.

In Moscow, the police detained the participants of the agreed pre-election picket. This was reported to the OVD-Info hotline by a candidate for municipal deputies of the Timiryazevsky district, Yulia Galyamina. According to her, police officers claim that the organizers forged documents on the approval of the pre-election picket. They do not let the participants of the action from its place.

On August 25, the Petrozavodsk city court sentenced Olga Zaletskaya, the head of the Karelian branch of the Yabloko party, Anastasia Kravchuk, the former chairman of the republican legislative assembly, and Aleksandra Kornilova, a businessman accused of fraud, to suspended terms. It is reported by TASS. Zaletskaya was sentenced to four years probation, Kravchuk and Kornilova to three and a half years probation. In addition, all three were fined 500 thousand rubles.

The Commission for Juvenile Affairs and the Protection of Their Rights of the Kirovsky District of St. Petersburg dismissed the case of Artem Korotkoy, a participant in the anti-corruption rally on June 12. This was reported to OVD-Info by his lawyer Daniil Semenov. Artem Korotkiy is an activist of the Vesna movement.

In St. Petersburg on August 24, the police detained the artist Elena Osipova at a rally in honor of the Independence Day of Ukraine. The reason for the detention was her poster with the inscription: “Ukraine, I'm sorry! For your freedom and ours, reports .

Denis Korotkov, a journalist of the St. Petersburg edition of Fontanka, publicly promised the reprisal in connection with his investigations about the informal military unit in Syria, known as the Wagner PMC. This was announced on August 24 by Fontanka herself. Comments that Korotkova is time to “feel for the udder”, as well as indicating the exact address at which this rat lives, appeared under the post of a resident of St.

The Investigative Committee did not open a criminal case on insulting the feelings of believers due to the publication of photographs of a wedding photo shoot in an abandoned church. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the senior assistant to the head of the investigation department of the Investigative Committee for Tatarstan Andrey Sheptytsky. Investigators did not find any corpus delicti in the case.

In Tomsk, the police detained the opposition leader Henryk Kshivets. He reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. Kshivets said that he and his friend were walking near the "White House" (the building of the administration of the Tomsk region). They were approached by the police, who, without explanation, detained the men and took them to the police station. On July 31, the police detained the oppositionist during a walk.

The Supreme Court of the Republic of Tatarstan released Elvira Dmitrieva, coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in Kazan, from arrest and sent the case for a new trial. about this on Twitter Leonid Volkov wrote , the case was handled by the lawyer of the AGORA association, Irina Gontsova. On August 23, the Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan arrested Dmitrieva for ten days.