In Makhachkala, the security forces came to the home of the organizer of the "March of Maternal Wrath" Natalya Zakharova. about this . She told the "Caucasian Knot" The activist told the publication that during the visit of law enforcement officers she was at the site of the march, only her children were in the apartment: This morning, the police officers came to my house in my absence, only my young children were at home. They frightened the children, they are hysterical.

In Moscow, Left Resistance activists Daria Polyudova and Kirill Kotov, as well as Yegor Gudkov, who stood in single pickets on Pushkin Square, were detained. An activist of the SERB movement, who refused to give his name, was detained along with them. Daria Polyudova reported this. OVD-InfoAs Polyudova said, after the “March of Mother’s Wrath” they went to Pushkinskaya Square, where they began to hold the “They got it” action.

Angry Mothers March is taking place in 14 Russian cities, as well as in Tel Aviv and Toronto. This is an action of solidarity with Anastasia Shevchenko, a member of Open Russia, and other activists persecuted for political reasons. At the moment, seven detainees are known in St. Petersburg: Dmitry Skurikhin, Dmitry Dorokhin, Irina Bogdanovskaya, Maria Kozhevatova, Alexei (asked not to publish his last name), Petr Trofimov, Svetlana Utkina.

In Yaroslavl, the police are looking for organizers of a rally against garbage, which took place on February 3. This is reported by 7×7 with reference to environmental activist Anna Golovina. Employees came to the home of two activists who spoke at the rally. The police explained the search by the fact that the number of participants in the event in Hyde Park exceeded one hundred people, which is why the public action had to be coordinated with the authorities.

Police said that a criminal case was opened against Left Resistance activist Kirill Kotov over last year’s leaflets. He himself told OVD-Info about this. Law enforcement officers came to Kotov’s parents, who live in the Penza region. The police were looking for the activist himself, although he had long since moved to Moscow. When relatives asked about the reason for the search, employees stated that a criminal case had been opened against Kotov because of last year’s leaflets.

Photo: Anastasia Shevchenko in court / Evgeny Vdovin On January 30, Alina, the daughter of the participants of Open Russia Anastasia Shevchenko, fell into intensive care. Shevchenko, who was already under house arrest at that moment, was allowed to go to the hospital to her daughter, but they never let the woman go to the ward. The next day, Alina died. This situation has become a catalyst for the “march of maternal anger” - shares in support of Shevchenko and other political prisoners.