In Moscow, eco-activist Konstantin Fokin was detained for trying to make an inscription on the fence against the cutting down of the Kuntsevsky park. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. Fokin was taken to the Kuntsevo police station, a protocol on petty hooliganism was drawn up (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and released. Eco-activists and residents of Kuntsevo oppose the destruction of the park, famous for its 300-year-old oaks.

In Yaroslavl, police disrupted the “ABC of Activism” seminar and detained at least 11 people. One of the detainees, Alexey Sergeev, reported this to OVD-Info. In addition to Sergeev, Alexei Nazarov, Nikolai Shcherbakov, Alan Eroh, Yaroslav Sirotkin, Alexander Derrek, Ksenia Lilits, Yan Sobolevsky, Alexander Solnyshkin were detained. The rest did not consent to the publication of their names. Activists have no information about the whereabouts of several detainees, including a trans woman.

In St. Petersburg, the police detained political scientist Valery Solovy at a meeting with supporters of the "Change" movement. This is reported by the telegram channel "Yagrazhdanin". A paddy wagon with Nightingale stands around the corner of Gostiny Dvor, where the meeting was held. According to eyewitnesses, they are going to take him to OP No. 78.

In Vladimir, on December 4, the judge of the Oktyabrsky District Court, Oleg Nazarov, ordered media representatives to coordinate with the investigator before publishing all materials received during an open court session. This is reported by the publication "Zebra TV".

In Moscow, Andrei Us, who was conducting a solo picket, was again detained near the FSB building on Lubyanka. He himself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. At 9 a.m., Us stood up in a picket with a poster "Take it from the fascist federation to the corrupt Bandera Ukraine." Five minutes later, the police approached him and asked him to show his passport. Then he was detained and taken to the Meshchansky police department, allegedly to check his documents.

In Khabarovsk, on the 148th day of protests in support of ex-governor of the region Sergei Furgal, several people were detained. Local residents report this. Among the detainees are Tatyana Obukhova, Evdokia Bogolyubova, Tatyana Lukyanova and Alexey Osipov. They also report that before the start of the action, the police took another person to the department, whose name and the exact circumstances of his arrest are unknown.