On November 12, the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Crimea approved the indictment in the cases against the Crimean Tatar activists Ridvan Umerov, Aider Kadyrov, Aider Ablyakimov and Enver Topcha, accused under the article on failure to report a crime (Article 205.6 of the Criminal Code). This is reported by "Crimean Solidarity", and also writes "Grati".

On November 13, the Military Court of Appeal in the city of Vlasikha, near Moscow, left three defendants in the Belogorsk case of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Riza Omerov, Enver Omerov and Ayder Dzhepparov, in the pre-trial detention center, Crimean Solidarity . reports The court upheld the decision of the Southern District Military Court, which on October 12 extended the detention of the accused until January 15, 2021.

A court in Tyumen appointed four days of administrative arrest to the organizer of the November 10 march, dedicated to the conclusion of a truce between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This is reported by the publication 72.RU. The man, whose name the publication does not name, was found guilty under the article on organizing a mass simultaneous stay of citizens in a public place, which caused a violation of public order (part 1 of article 20.2.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Central District Court of Khabarovsk arrested Boris Zhirnov, a correspondent for the Arsenyevskie Vesti publication, for three days under the article of participation in an uncoordinated action that interfered with the movement of transport and pedestrians (Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Natalya Suponkina, who defended the journalist.

In Omsk, the security forces detained the activists of the Metropiket Richard Roman King and Dmitry Grunin, who recorded a video about raising funds to pay fines to the participants of the shares in support of Khabarovsk. About this writes the telegram channel "Metropector. Omsk " The detainees, according to the telegram channel, are charged with a violation of the mask regime on November 8. Whether they plan to draw up protocols on them is still unknown.

Police officers in St. Petersburg detained two anti-fascists who were photographing a banner in memory of Timur Kacharava, who was killed by neo-Nazis in 2005. Their friend told about this OVD-Info. The young people were taken to police station No. 59. Their mobile phones were confiscated in the police station, and the last time they got in touch, employees of the Center “E” came to them.