The Basmannaya delivered to the Department of Internal Affairs are released. The latter left the police department Maria Katkova and Daria Shulenina. They drawn up protocols under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (violation of the procedure for holding a public event). This was reported by Polina Glukhova. Denis Balandin and Sergey Ermakov, apparently, left the police earlier - whether the protocols were not known about them. Shulenina, when detained, received an abrasion on her leg.

Olga Mazurova and Alexandra Alekseeva, who were detained at a rally for free Internet on Sakharov Avenue and taken to the Basmanny police station, were released from the police. Polina Glukhova reported this to OVD-Info. Maria Katkova, Daria Shulenina, Denis Balandin and Sergei Ermakov remain in the police. Mazurova and Alekseeva were told to appear on August 31 to draw up a protocol on an administrative violation.

In Kaliningrad, unidentified people attacked the campaign cube of the campaign headquarters of Alexei Navalny and smashed it. This was reported in the group “Team Navalny. Kaliningrad. Three people, hiding their faces, attacked a cube installed in Yuzhny Park, broke it and tore it to shreds, tore Russian flags, took campaign newspapers and fled. The head of Navalny's federal headquarters, Leonid Volkov, tweeted that the attackers threw firecrackers inside the cube.

Activists and journalists detained today at a rally against Internet censorship in Moscow, who stretched out a banner in support of journalist Ali Feruz, were released without drawing up protocols. A report was drawn up against a person detained for using a quadcopter for using a drone. Polina Glukhova reported this.

In St. Petersburg on Palace Square, where today an inconsistent action was held for free Internet, the volunteer of the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny Andrei Chernov was detained. The OVD-Info was told about this at the headquarters. Andrey Chernov/Photo: Sergey Shorokh Chernov was delivered to the police department. In St. Petersburg, no one else was detained. But in Moscow, where the action was agreed, 17 people were detained. UPD.

In Kaliningrad, in the early morning of August 26, the mother of Yuri Redkin, the former coordinator of the campaign headquarters of Alexei Navalny, was searched by FSB officers. This is reported by Open Russia according to Redkin himself. The activist's mother said that he was "in some kind of organization." During the search, only a mask with a portrait of Kaliningrad Mayor Alexander Yaroshuk was seized. Redkin wore it to an environmental action on July 1, 2016.

Six people detained in Moscow at the rally “For Free Internet” were taken to the Basmanny police station. One of the detainees, Olga Mazurova, reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. According to Mazurova, two detainees, LGBT activists Alexandra Alekseeva and Maria Katkova, had their phones taken away. Daria Shulenina's leg was scratched. In total, seventeen people have been detained at the rally so far. The remaining eleven are already at the Krasnoselsky police station.

Detainees at a rally/photo: Polina Glukhova In Moscow, on Sakharov Avenue, the column participants were detained in support of the journalist Ali Feruz, which is now contained in the insulator for foreign citizens due to a court decision to deport him to Uzbekistan. Also detained several left -wing activists who stood nearby. This was reported by the OTD-Info by one of the detainees Marina Daedalis. In total, 11 people were detained.

In Moscow, during the rally “For Free Internet” on Sakharov Avenue, four women were detained, the hotline reported. OVD-Info Among the detainees are activists of the Alliance of Heterosexuals and LGBT for Equality Alexandra Alekseeva and Maria Katkova. According to them, they came to the rally with a flag, nationalists tried to take it away, after which the police detained the activists. Olga Mazurova and Daria Shulenina were also detained for the poster.

In Moscow, during an agreed-upon rally for free Internet, a member of the Open Russia movement Sergey Yermakov was detained. He posted a video about it on his Facebook page. In the video, Yermakov is in a police bus with bars on the windows and says that he has documents with him, but he was detained “for no reason.” The details of the arrest are not yet known. According to the latest information, another person was detained at the rally. This was reported on Twitter by the user InTrancer.

The activist of Julia Uspenskaya came with threats and insults. On August 26, the activist wrote about this on her Facebook page. Screenshot of Message from the Page of Uspenskaya on Facebook Uspenskaya is perplexed, where anonymous ill -wishers know that she is really engaged in the theme of the election in the Moscow district of Izmailovo.

In Moscow, before the start of the rally “For Free Internet” on Sakharov Avenue, a poster was cut, which hung on the back of the scene. This was written on Twitter by activist Mikhail Konev. According to him, this was done by "clowns from the city hall." Photo: Twitter Mikhail Konev Initially, the text of the poster read: "Do not take the Internet, bastards." At the moment, the word "bastards" is cut off.

In the Moscow region of Nekrasovka, on August 25, candidates for municipal deputies from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Yulia Shompolova and Natalya Lenevskaya were detained. This is reported by the portal "Red Moscow". The activists held a picket with a campaign cube. The police said that their picket was not coordinated.

Ukrainian citizen Stanislav Klykh, sentenced to 20 years in a maximum security colony on charges of participating in hostilities in Chechnya, was transferred to a hospital in the Chelyabinsk region. However, the exact location of Klykh is unknown. Human rights activist Tatyana Shchur, a former member of the Public Monitoring Commission in the Chelyabinsk region, spoke about this. 1990-KhOVD-InfoIn January 2017, that Klykha was being transferred to the Chelyabinsk region.

The elderly artist Elena Osipova, who was detained in St. Petersburg on August 24 at a rally in honor of the Independence Day of Ukraine, was released from the police department in the evening of the same day. Human rights activist Dinar Idrisov told OVD-Info about this. Osipova was holding a banner reading “Ukraine, I'm sorry! For your freedom and ours." She was taken to police department No. 78. According to Idrisov, Osipova was released from the department without a protocol.