The Moscow City Court extended the arrests of those involved in the “New Greatness” case. MBH Media writes about this. Anna Pavlikova, Maria Dubovik, Maxim Roshchin and Sergei Gavrilov were left under house arrest until June 13. The arrest of Ruslan Kostylenkov, Vyacheslav Kryukov, Pyotr Karamzin and Dmitry Poletaev has been extended until the same date. All of them were left in custody in a pre-trial detention center. There are ten defendants in the case of the New Greatness organization.

Photo from the telegram channel "Obtywort | Chelny Info " In the Naberezhnye Chelny, on March 10, the activist of the “unlimited protest” Karim Yamadayev, who established the tombstone of President Vladimir Putin near the Investigative Committee, was detained. This is written in the telegram channel "Green Ribbon". Ruzil Mingalimov said that the young man was taken from the house at about six in the evening on March 10.

At the entrance to Rostov-on-Don at 0:20 on March 11, traffic police officers stopped a car with four Crimean Tatar activists of the Crimean Solidarity. This is reported on the Facebook of the movement. Ali Seitablaev, Ridvan Memetov, Emin Rustemov and Marlen Kadyrov were on their way to the North Caucasian Military Court for a hearing on the Hizb ut-Tahrir case in Simferopol. The police arrived at the traffic police post, and the men were forced to go to the department.

The prosecutor requested four years in a general regime colony and a fine of 100 thousand rubles for the head of the Chechen Memorial, Oyub Titiev. The telegram channel “The Case of Oyub Titiev | Human Rights Center "Memorial". The human rights activist is accused of possession of marijuana. Police officers who stopped his car in January 2018 allegedly found a bag of drugs under the seat. The human rights community calls the case falsified. Titiev says that the drugs were planted on him.

Illustration: Vlad Milushkin for ATD-Info In March 1956, spontaneous processions and rallies took place in Tbilisi and some other cities of Georgia in honor of Joseph Stalin. The Georgians regarded the negative assessments of Stalin with the new leadership of the USSR as a betrayal. The tension on the streets eventually led to shooting on demonstrators and overclocking people with tanks. OVD-Info recalls how it was. “Hurray Stalin! Hurray Beria!