In Moscow, those who came to hospital No. 64 to support Alexei Navalny are being detained. The detainees call the OVD-Info hotline. Seven detainees are known: Artem Alexandrov, Daniil Sotnikov, Yuri Meshkov, Daniil Davydov, Alexander Golovko, Andrey Filin, Alexander Mokshanov. 23:28 The detainees told OVD-Info that they were being taken to the police department in the Akademichesky district. At the same time, they also say that Navalny's supporters continue to be detained.

Dmitry Gudkov was detained leaving the store. This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to Gudkov’s press secretary Alexey Obukhov. They were detained at the exit from the store; he and his assistant were buying groceries to take to the detainees. They detained me in a rude manner and took me to the Fili-Davydkovo police station. So far nothing more is known, there is no contact with him — said Alexey Obukhov.

Near Universitetskaya embankment in St. Petersburg, police detained activist Yevgeny Musin, who was standing with a rolled-up blank poster. Musin himself reported this to OVD-Info. The police lieutenant colonel approached the activist and asked him to unfold the poster, but Musin refused to do so. Then the police detained the young man, informing him that he allegedly fits the orientation of robbery.

Those detained at the Bibirevo police station and the Moscow State University police station are not allowed to receive water, food or hygiene products. Relatives and friends of the detainees report this to the OVD-Info hotline.

Politician Alexei Navalny was hospitalized from the detention center at Moscow Clinical Hospital No. 64, reports , citing employees of the medical institution. Meduza Navalny is currently in the therapeutic department. The medical staff refused to tell Meduza the reason for the hospitalization.

I take part in [protest] rallies, I’ve been to almost all of them, but I’ve never been detained before. I won’t hide it, I was going to attend the rally. I live in the center and run every morning. Osip Bove Park, which is next to my house and right next to the Moscow City Duma, was closed for the whole day, although it is always open on weekends. Security explained to me that there was an action in the city, and the park was closed just in case.

Designer Konstantin Konovalov / photo from Konovalov's page on Facebook One of the first detainees on July 27 was the famous designer Konstantin Konovalov, the author of the current logo of the Moscow metro. The fighters of the Russian Guard thought that he was running away from them, while Konovalov simply made a morning run. When detained, his leg was broken. I participate in [protest] promotions, I was almost everyone, but before I was never detained.