The election commission of the Oktyabrsky district of Rostov-on-Don did not accept the documents of the ex-coordinator of Open Russia Anastasia Shevchenko for registration as a candidate for the city duma. This was reported by MBH Media with reference to Shevchenko's chief of staff Anton Prikhodko. According to him, the refusal is connected with the stringent requirements of the electoral legislation for people under house arrest.

To the coordinator of the movement "Chelyabinsk, breathe!" Andrei Kostenko's car was smashed after he announced his candidacy for municipal deputies. This is reported by the Activatica website with reference to Kostenko himself. The windshield of the car was smashed to the activist, and the tires were flattened. Kostenko suggests that this may be due to the fact that a few hours earlier he published the deputy's portfolio on his Facebook page.

The Finnish authorities have given political asylum to a bard from the city of Dno, Pskov region, Boris Yakovlev, who in Russia was accused by the special services of inciting extremism on the Internet (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code). It is reported by Radio Liberty. The musician received a decision from the Finnish authorities while in a refugee camp near Helsinki. Along with political asylum, Yakovlev will also receive a residence permit.

In Moscow, on Bolotnaya Square, Valentina Luzanova was detained, who stood alone in support of the Khachaturian sisters. This was reported to OVD-Info by her friend Sophia Chaikun. According to her, they took turns holding pickets when Luzanova was approached by members of the Men's State movement. One of them stood next to his poster with the inscription "The Khachaturian sisters are murderers." The police detained only Luzanova. It is still unknown which department she will be taken to.

The FSB has charged St. Petersburg resident Vladimir Timoshenko with inciting extremism. This was reported by the head of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" Pavel Chikov. According to the decree of the department, in 2014, Tymoshenko, while in the Novgorod region, published a post on his page on VKontakte about the “anti-people regime” of Vladimir Putin. Charges under Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code (calls for extremist activity) were filed on July 5.