In Krasnodar, unknown people in civilian clothes, who introduced themselves as employees of the criminal investigation department, detained a member of the Moloko+ team and journalist Sofiko Arifjanov and a minor volunteer of the Plant Cultural Center. This was reported to the hotline of the OWD-Info, Juliana Liser, chief editor of Moloko+magazine. Employees said that they detained Arifjanov to verify certain criminal materials.

In Krasnodar, unknown people in civilian clothes, who introduced themselves as employees of the criminal investigation department, detained a member of the Moloko+ team and journalist Sofiko Arifjanov and a minor volunteer of the Plant Cultural Center. This was reported to the hotline of the OWD-Info, Juliana Liser, chief editor of Moloko+magazine. Employees said that they detained Arifjanov to verify certain criminal materials.

Valery Klimenchenko / Photo: Personal page in VKontakte In the village of Tbilisi, Krasnodar Territory, Valery Klimenchenko, three administrative protocols under part 1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by the organizer of the procedure for holding a public event) were drawn up on Blogger. He wrote about this on his page on VKontakte. The reason for drawing up the protocols was a series of single pickets “Thank you to Putin”.

Single picket / photo provided by Yegorov Ekimov Yegor Ekimov was detained in St. Petersburg when he stood in a single picket. He reported this to the hotline of the OWD-Info. The picketer stood with a drawing of Ukrainian artist Andrei Ermolenko, criticizing the World Cup. At the moment, Ekimov is in Avtosak, the police do not say which department he will be taken to. UPD 18:39 The detainee was delivered to the police department No. 71.

In Moscow, the case of Alexei Navalny's supporter Konstantin Saltykov, accused of violence against a policeman (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code) during the Voters' Strike action, was taken to court. This was reported in the telegram channel of the human rights direction of the Open Russia movement.

In Simferopol, the Crimean Tatar Ismail Ramazanov, accused of inciting hatred with the help of a Zello walkie-talkie, left the pre-trial detention center on bail. about this on Facebook . writes Crimean Solidarity On July 12, the court did not satisfy the petition of the investigation and did not extend the arrest of the Crimean.