Police officers in Moscow detained the activist "Socialist Alternatives" by Marta Khromov and a member of the student trade union of Community Ivan Daniel Streltsov, who pasted leaflets against amendments to the Constitution. This was reported by the OTD-Info by Ivan Daniel Streltsov. Detained leaflets / Photo: Syrga Chidaran Young people were detained when they stuck leaflets at the entrances of residential buildings. They were taken to the police department in the Presnensky district.

In St. Petersburg, at the Gostiny Dvor, three activists of the Other Russia were detained, who were standing with single pickets in support of the defendants in the Chelyabinsk case. This was reported to OVD-Info by Vladimir Vasilenko, an eyewitness to the detention. The names of two detainees are known - Alexander Raimondi and Vladimir Lind. They had posters: “Cancel 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation”, “Freedom for the Chelyabinsk National Bolsheviks”, and so on.

Gelani Khamkhoev and Zelimkhan Bapkhoev, convicted in the Ingush case, were released. It is reported by FortangaORG. The activists were convicted under the article on the use and threat of violence against government officials (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code).

In St. Petersburg, home to a local activist and editor of the project "I'm a Citizen!" Sergei Belyaev was visited by people who introduced themselves as members of the criminal investigation department. Belyaev himself told about this to OVD-Info. “They call me at the door, I go to the peephole and ask, ‘Who is there?’,” the activist says. “They say they are from the Criminal Investigation Department. I asked what question they came to me for, and they said that they were just asking.

In St. Petersburg, people who introduced themselves as employees of the criminal investigation department detained an unlimited protest activist Yevgeny Musin. This was reported in the telegram channel of the project "Yagrazhdanin!". Musin was detained near the Devyatkino metro station. He is being taken to 128 police department of the Vsevolozhsk district.

A person who tried to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on May 9 has been charged with violating the “self-isolation” regime and is about to be charged with violating the rules for holding a public event. He himself, on condition of anonymity, told OVD-Info about this. According to him, on May 9 he went to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. However, he did not succeed, as he was detained by the police.

The Leninsky Court of Krasnodar arrested activist Sergei Batanov for 10 days for announcing a solitary picket near the building of the regional department of the FSB. The court found him guilty of organizing a public event without filing a notice (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by MBH Media.

The Chelyabinsk Regional Court dismissed the case against the former coordinator of the "Stop GOK" movement, Sergei Belogorokhov, under the article on the dissemination of "knowingly false information" (part 9 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) on appeal. This is reported by Novaya Gazeta. An administrative case was opened because of a post about the connection between failures on the roads in the village of Roza and explosions at a mining and processing plant.

The Stavropol Regional Court extended the arrest of one of the leaders of the Ingush protest, Akhmed Barakhoev, for three months. This was reported by the Human Rights Center "Memorial". Thus, he will remain in custody until 25 September. The investigation has been extended until the same date. Barakhoev is a member of the Ingush Committee of National Unity and the Council of Teips of the Ingush people.

The Elista City Court satisfied the claim to invalidate the refusal of the city authorities to approve the rally on February 10, 2020. This was reported by "Caucasian Knot" with reference to the organizer of the action, editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Modern Kalmykia" Valery Badmaev. “We haven’t received the court’s decision yet, so I don’t know which of our arguments the judge considered convincing. But my personal opinion: everything is obvious there.

Photo: "Horizontal Russia" On June 18, the police drew up a protocol for the Communist Party activist Tatyana Kazantsev due to a picket against the zero of Putin's deadlines. It is reported by "7 × 7" with reference to representatives of the Communist Party in Tyumen. According to Kazantseva, she walked with her son around the city when she saw an advertising shield with an appeal to participate in the vote on amendments to the Constitution.

The magistrate of the court district No. 416 of the Presnensky district of Moscow fined the Ekho Moskvy radio station for 260 thousand rubles. The reason was an interview with political scientist Valery Soloviev in which he stated that the authorities were hiding the real death rate from coronavirus. The court saw in these statements the presence of unreliable information (part 9 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In Nazarovo, Krasnoyarsk Territory, on June 18, searches were carried out at at least 12 addresses of Jehovah’s Witnesses. One believer was detained. This was reported by the press service of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. The security forces began investigative actions at 6 am. As the press service clarifies, several followers of the religious movement were interrogated. After a search, believer Ivan Shulyuk was detained for 48 hours. Soon a preventive measure should be chosen for him.

Dozhd channel correspondent Anton Baev was summoned to Center E at 38 Petrovka Street because of an investigation into how votes are sold in online voting for amendments to the Constitution. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the editor-in-chief of Dozhd Tikhon Dzyadko. According to the news agency, law enforcement officers plan to take testimony from Baev. “According to them, they are also dealing with such issues,” Dzyadko quoted Interfax as saying.

Member of the Association of Popular Resistance (ANS) Mikhail Pulin left Russia and requested political asylum in Lithuania. Pulin himself announced this on Facebook. According to Pulin, he left Russia due to prosecution in a criminal case under the article on the illegal formation of a legal entity (Part 2 of Article 173.1 of the Criminal Code). At the moment, the ANS activist is being held as a witness in the case, but Pulin fears that he may be charged.