In the village of Vinskoye, Perm Territory, the former head doctor of the district hospital, Dmitry Baranovsky, was detained. He organized a rally against the optimization of the clinic, writes Ura.ru. Baranovsky was detained immediately after the end of the action, which was agreed with the authorities. Residents of the village opposed the reduction in the number of employees and the closure of departments in the hospital.

In Crimea, the mother of Crimean Tatar activist Giray Kulametov, Zarema Kulametova, was summoned to the police station on February 24 to be questioned and handed over an indictment. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities". In early February, Zarema Kulametova was summoned to the police department because she allegedly insulted a police officer. “Allegedly, the mother of Giray Kulametov insulted and thereby threatened the life and health of a police officer on the day her son was detained.

Police in Kemerovo detained two underage volunteers from Alexei Navalny's headquarters while they were distributing leaflets. This was reported in the headquarters group on VKontakte. “They were taken to the Tsentralny base camp. The police used brute force and did not identify themselves,” the report says. UPD. As the headquarters coordinator Ksenia Pakhomova writes on Twitter, the police "delivered home in the best possible condition" one of the volunteers.

The Crimean prosecutor's office called the participants of the Ukrainian Cultural Center for a check and came with a check to the library of Simferopol, where the activists held events. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities". “Officers from the prosecutor's office are checking the library where we did embroidery. Imagine, only by embroidery!” Olga Pavlenko, a member of the center, said.

Six supporters of Alexei Navalny, who were detained in Komsomolsk-on-Amur for distributing leaflets, were released from the police department after more than four hours. This was reported to OVD-Info by one of the detainees, Mikhail Potapenkov. According to him, the police called the parents of the detained minors and held an educational conversation.

Interpol, at the request of Russia, included publicist Sergei Kryukov, who left the country in 2015, on the wanted list. The publicist's search card was published on the Interpol website. Five criminal cases were initiated against Kryukov for publishing in the personal blog “Russia is a prison of peoples”.

The Ministry of Public Security of the Sverdlovsk Region did not approve the holding of a monthly event in support of political prisoners in Yekaterinburg. This was reported by one of the organizers Sergei Zykov. “Strategies-6” OVD-Info According to him, usually the authorities did not interfere with the action, but in response to a notification about the event on March 6, activists were asked to hold it in a deserted park on the outskirts of the city.

Photo: Andrei Trofimov's page in VKontakte In Sergiev Posad (Moscow Region), they burned the car of journalist Andrei Trofimov, writes the edition of Kopeyka. Trofimov considers the arson a signal from those to whom he prevents him from "indefinitely in our area." The journalist clarified that he published materials about the “illegal activity of different people”, and also critically spoke about the head of the Sergius-Posad district, Mikhail Tokarev and State Duma deputy Sergei Pakhomov.

In St. Petersburg, Elena Mazovetskaya, an employee of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny, who is responsible for training election observers, was detained at the exit from her house. this on Twitter . announced Ekaterina Moshonkina, the regional campaign manager of the politician, Mazowiecka is being taken to police station No. 76. According to Moshonkina, they are going to draw up a protocol against the activist in connection with the “voters' strike” on January 28. UPD (17:45).

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, six supporters of Alexei Navalny were detained. They handed out leaflets calling for a boycott of the presidential election, Sibir . Realities". “Thirty minutes after the walk, we were stopped by a detachment of the police patrol service. They did not introduce themselves and demanded that we give them our documents to check against the databases.