Relatives of the head of the Grozny Memorial, Oyub Titiev, left Chechnya due to threats from law enforcement agencies. Lawyer Pyotr Zaikin told Novaya Gazeta about this. “There were many threats against them, they are afraid to stay in Chechnya. They face criminal liability. During the trial, Oyub said that one of the threats was against his son. He was required to confess to illegal actions related to drug trafficking.

In Moscow, near the Patriarch's Ponds, participants of the Opposition Walk were detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by an activist who participated in the "walk". One of the detainees is a disabled person of the second group. “At first, the eshniki followed us, provoked, provoked, and called paddy wagons,” said the interlocutor of OVD-Info. According to him, they are being taken to the police station in the Presnensky district.

Bekhan Titiev, the son of the head of the Chechen Memorial Oyub Titiev, was threatened with criminal prosecution under Article 228 of the Criminal Code - illegal acquisition, storage, transportation, production, processing of drugs. The human rights activist’s lawyer Pyotr Zaikin spoke about this on January 12 on Dozhd. He emphasized that he was quoting the words of Oyub Titiv.