In Voronezh, a participant in the "indefinite protest" Sergei Lugovsky was detained because of the action of the movement a week ago. This was reported to the OVD-Info hotline by Alexander Zheltukhin, an activist of the association. According to him, today the protesters gathered in the local Hyde Park with a poster.

In St. Petersburg, on Nevsky Prospekt, two participants in a series of single pickets against the pension reform, Natalya Rybalko and Yevgeny Tarasov, were detained. Rybalko herself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. According to her, she stood with a banner “Enough for us to close holes in the budget at the expense”, after which a policeman approached her and took her to a company car. Then Tarasov was put into the car. The detainees are being taken to police station No. 76.

In Moscow, on the Arbat, the police began to detain activists of the "indefinite protest." Activist Irina Yatsenko told OVD-Info that Oleg Zelepukin and Aleksey Klimishin had been detained. According to her information, they are in a paddy wagon near the “Tsoi wall”. The activist of the "indefinite protest" Alexander Gud spoke about the detention of another member of the movement, whom he introduced as Slava. Goode also added that the police also detained an outsider who was walking by.

In Khakassia, the police came to the headquarters of Valentin Konovalov, a candidate from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation in the elections for the head of the republic, and looked for drugs there. Taiga writes about it. info” with reference to his correspondent from Abakan. According to the publication, the police explained their visit by receiving an anonymous phone call with information about drug possession.

In Moscow, near the Arbatskaya metro station, collectors of signatures against pension reform were detained. This was announced to the hotline of the OTD-Info by civil activist Sergei Lamishev, who became an eyewitness to what happened. According to him, the police detained about six people and brought them to a car carrier. Lamishev said that the detainees are activists of the “essence of time”.

In Moscow, Marina Natapova and Konstantin Kotov were detained, who stood with single pickets in support of the convicted director Oleg Sentsov and the pro -Ukrainian activist Vladimir Balukh. This was announced by the OVD-Info by Kotov himself. The detainees were taken to the police department in the Arbat district.

Dmitry Krepkin, convicted in the March 26 case, was released. This was reported by his mother Virineya Skobeleva. OVD-InfoAccording to his mother, he arrived home in Moscow early in the morning of September 22. Previously, Krepkin will be released after the court decision of September 20 comes into force - ten days later. At the hearing, the judge granted the request to offset the punishment for a day and a half for detention.