An employee of the headquarters of supporters of politician Alexei Navalny in Tambov, Igor Slivin, went on a dry hunger strike; a few days earlier he was arrested for twenty days. Ekaterina Moshonkina talks about this on Facebook. On November 2, the police reported to the assistant coordinator of Alexei Navalny’s headquarters, Igor Slivin, and later he was put on trial for distributing propaganda leaflets on August 2.

Andrey Tolkachev, a participant in Artpodgotovka, underwent a second search. Human rights activist Irina Yatsenko reported this. On October 26, FSB officers came to him, then Tolkachev did not contact him for about 12 hours. The activist's equipment was confiscated. He was also summoned by the FSB for questioning as a witness in the case of an attempted arson on Manezhnaya Square on October 12.

Traffic police officers stopped the car of New Opposition member Olga Romanova and insisted on conducting an inspection, Protest Moscow reports . Activist Maxim Kholodilkin was in the car with Romanova. Now they are on their way home, accompanied by police. UPD 00.20: Olga Romanova was fined 20 thousand rubles for an action with a mannequin that was hung on the Ustinsky Bridge with a poster “Pynya go away.”

In Moscow, near the VDNKh metro station, five people from Yekaterinburg and one from Tyumen were detained. The police came to their hotel, Oksana Volobuyeva, one of the detainees, told OVD-Info. According to her, the police officers said that this was due to the action planned for November 5 by supporters of the nationalist Vyacheslav Maltsev. Whether they were actually going to participate in tomorrow's event is not specified. All six were taken to the Bogorodsky police station.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don arrested Evgeniy Moshkin, a supporter of the nationalist Vyacheslav Maltsev, for three days. The Caucasian Knot reports this. Moshkin was accused of petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code). According to investigators, “he swore when the police pushed him into the car.” On November 3, security forces came to the activist’s home with a search, during which they seized leaflets.

A volunteer from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in St. Petersburg was detained for distributing newspapers in support of the politician near the Sportivnaya metro station. This was reported on the twitter of the headquarters. The activist is charged with Article 13.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Violation of the procedure for the manufacture or distribution of mass media products). The newspapers were confiscated from the volunteer, explaining that they were “without props”.

In Cheboksary, the co-organizer of the Russian March, Anton Sidorov, and a member of the ArtVolga movement, Elena Voevodina, were detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by Alena Blinova. First, the activists were taken to Police Department No. 1. Protocols were drawn up against them under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) due to the action on October 29.

Several dozen people were detained at the “Russian March” in Lyublino, including one of the protestors, Konstantin Filin. Information about this was received on the hotline. OVD-InfoPolice did not pass some of the banners previously agreed upon with the mayor’s office, and after that they stopped letting people outside the metal detectors. After a while, everyone who remained before the entrance to the rally was detained. some kind of UPD.

On November 3, in Nizhny Novgorod, activists were detained at a planned meeting of the Artpodgotovka movement. This was announced to OVD-Info by the chairman of the local "Memorial" Arkady Galker. The activists met on the evening of November 3 near the Vodnik stadium. At the appointed time, a police bus was standing at the stadium.

Activists of the Artpodgotovka movement, who left for Moscow by car, disappeared on the M10 highway. This was reported by Mikhail Lebedev, an activist of the St. Petersburg Group for Assistance to Detainees. St. PetersburgOVD-InfoAccording to him, there is information that activists were stopped at traffic police posts and then released. After the next post they stopped communicating. The “Artpodgotovka” movement, led by Vyacheslav Maltsev, October 26. Since then the activist movement began.

Secretary of the Nationalist Party Andrei Petrovsky was detained by officers of the Investigative Committee and the FSB. Ivan Beletsky reported this. OVD-InfoAccording to information from Beletsky, Petrovsky was detained and taken away in an unknown direction. This morning, security forces came to search the apartment of Beletsky’s relatives, where his wife was.

FSB and CPE officers conduct more than 20 searches in Moscow and the Moscow Region in the homes of Artpodgotovka activists. It is reported by RBC. The security forces report on the seizure of extremist literature, "clothes with nationalist symbols", computers and electronic media.

Police officers burst into the apartment of the relatives of one of the organizers of the Russian March and co-chairman of the Nationalist Party, Ivan Beletsky, with a search. He reported this by calling the hotline. OVD-InfoAccording to Beletsky, the door to the apartment was broken down, everyone in the apartment, including Beletsky’s wife and infant, was taken to the police.

In Barnaul, searches are taking place at witnesses in the criminal case against Art Podgotoki activist Lev Vesnin. Tatyana Babich, a former lawyer for Navalny’s headquarters, reported this on the hotline. OVD-InfoAccording to her, today at about 6:00 am they came to the house of Artpodgotovka movement activist Nikita Yarnykh with a search. First of all, law enforcement officers were interested in electronic storage media. Yarnykh turned to Babich for legal assistance.

In Kaliningrad, on November 3, four Artpodgotovka activists were detained, reports the city’s Public Self-Defense Committee. One of them, Alexander Ivanov, was searched in the morning. His apartment, according to the committee’s information, was opened from the window and door by two teams of specialists. The activist was detained by FSB officers for allegedly calling for extremist activities. But in the evening he was released.