In St. Petersburg, the police detained six activists speaking in support of the Khachaturian sisters. This was reported to OVD-Info by one of the detainees. Activists stretched a banner on the Kazansky bridge with the inscription "Freedom to the Khachaturian sisters!". According to the detainee, the police knew about the upcoming event in advance and were waiting for the activists not far from the place of the action in a civilian car.

On August 7, the Leninsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don fined local resident Andrei Andrukh 75 thousand rubles for filming a video in support of protesters in Khabarovsk. This was reported by MBKh Media.

In Vladimir, the security forces came to the headquarters of the United Democrats during a lecture on the control of public procurement, writes Open Russia. The reason for the visit was that at the lectures held at the headquarters, they allegedly call for extremism, and there are people suspected of mass riots in the room itself. The security forces also told the activists about the need to comply with the “mask regime”.

In Nizhny Novgorod, the police detained Yury Shaposhnikov, a participant in a one-man picket against amendments to the Constitution. Arkady Galker, chairman of the Nizhny Novgorod branch of Memorial, reports this. The activist stood with a poster with the inscription "Reset completely" and the image of Vladimir Putin. He was taken to police department No. 5. A lawyer from OVD-Info, Aleksey Matasov, went to the detainee. 16:03 Together with Shaposhnikov, the police detained Elena Kladina.

The judge of the Pervorechensky District Court of Vladivostok Elena Mironova arrested for nine days a participant in the shares of solidarity with the inhabitants of the Khabarovsk Territory Giya Kakabadze. This was reported to the OTD-Info in the regional headquarters of Navalny. Kakabadze was found guilty under the article on non -fulfillment of the legal requirement of the police officer (part 1 of article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Security forces in Moscow and the Moscow region came at night with searches to the supporters of the "Indefinite Protest" Ivan Vorobyevsky, Olga Misik and Igor Basharimov. This was reported by a lawyer from OVD-Info Dmitry Zakhvatov. According to the lawyer, a criminal case has been opened on vandalism committed by a group of persons (part 2 of article 214 of the Criminal Code). The details of the case are not yet known. The first to know was the search at Ivan Vorobyevsky's house.