In Novosibirsk, police detained Anton Kartavin, a deputy of the city Council of Deputies. This is reported in his telegram channel “Apology of Protest”. Kartavin was taken to the police department and a report was drawn up under the article on organizing a public rally without filing a notification (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of a video announcing the rally on January 31 in support of Alexei Navalny.

Civil activist and former defendant in the “Moscow case” Konstantin Kotov has disappeared in Moscow. Human rights activist Alla Frolova reports this. Kotov left his house in the Kuntsevo area around 19:00 to pick up an order from the store. He never showed up at the store itself and stopped communicating. After an hour and a half, we managed to track the geolocation of the activist’s phone. Kotov should be at Vnukovo airport.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow chose a preventive measure for Alexander Muchaev, a defendant in the case under the article on violence against a government official (Article 318 of the Criminal Code) during the rally on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny. About this "MBH Media". writes the Court ordered a ban on certain actions, namely, attending public events and communicating with other defendants in the case.

In the Kaluga region, FSB officers detained several defendants in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case. This is reported by RIA Novosti. The agency does not specify the number of detainees. Before the arrests, law enforcement officers conducted searches, as a result of which literature was confiscated. Hizb ut-Tahrir was recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia.

A justice of the peace in Moscow fined the broadcaster Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and its CEO 1.1 million rubles for not labeling “foreign agent” on the website of the company’s subsidiary project. It is reported by Interfax. The reason for the fine was the lack of labeling on the websites Krym.Realii and Faktograf, which belong to Radio Liberty.

In the courtroom in the case of Alexander Dorogov on January 27 / Photo: Telegram channel "Katelevsky and Roads Info" Judge of the Serpukhov City Court Alexander Shichkov extended the detention of the journalist of Ros -Pusten Alexander Dorogov. This was reported by the Telegram channel "Katelevsky and the Roads Info." The court extended the content in the pre -trial detention center until February 21, 2021.

In Kaliningrad, a volunteer of Navalny’s headquarters, Ragnar Rein, was threatened by unknown people near the police department. They said that if an activist goes to a rally on January 31 in support of Navalny, he “will be gone.” He talked about this on his Facebook. According to Rain, he went to the department because his son's phone was missing. On the porch of the department, the activist and his son met unknown people.

In Yaroslavl, a criminal case was opened under the article on violence against a government official (Article 318 of the Criminal Code) following the rally in support of Navalny that took place on January 23. The YARNOVOSTI portal writes about this. According to the portal, a 31-year-old local resident was detained as part of the case. A “law enforcement source” stated that the detainee used firecrackers during the protest and also clashed with police officers.

In Izhevsk, a criminal case was opened regarding the threat to the operation of vehicles (Article 267.1 of the Criminal Code) due to the action on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny. The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports this. “Police officers identified the fact of a mass gathering of people on the roadways of city streets, committed for hooligan reasons.

Police at the house of Julia Navalny / Photo from Twitter Ivan Zhdanov Mass searches are underway in Moscow as part of a criminal case of violation of sanitary and epidemiological norms (part 1 of article 236 of the Criminal Code) in connection with the action on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny. On January 27, searches passed at least 19 addresses.

The security forces came home to the Yakut shaman Alexander Gabyshev to force him to a neuropsychiatric dispensary. It is reported by "Human Rights Cards Postcards." Human rights activists contacted the district police inspector, who was in the Gabyshev’s house. The security officer confirmed that the shaman was taken to the dispensary. "Human rights postcards" noted that a kilometer from the house of Gabyshev was on duty by OMON employees.

The Sverdlovsk District Court of Kostroma sent a participant of the rally on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny under house arrest in the case of using violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the court. The press release did not name the suspect. The assistant to the chairman of the court clarified to Mediazona that the man’s last name was Vinogradov.

Police in St. Petersburg detained the coordinator of the “Spring” movement, Valentin Khoroshenin. Civil activist Nikita Levkin reported this on his Twitter. 14:27 Khoroshenin told OVD-Info that he was detained by five people. “I left the house to hand over the keys to my friends, and they immediately greeted me. The details are still unknown, except that this is a test for the KUSP (crime reporting book - OVD-Info ). Right now I’m going to some police department,” the activist reports.

Photo from the page of Elena Kalinina in VKontakte Police in the Arkhangelsk region came home to a resident of the village of Zhachye Elena Kalinina because of a photo with picket snowmen. It is reported by "MBH Media" from the words of Kalinina herself. On a visit, the police came twice. The first time they asked Kalinin to travel with them to the police department to draw up a protocol, but in the end they did not compile. The results of the second visit are unknown.

In Moscow, another suspect was detained and interrogated for using violence against a riot police officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) during a rally in support of Navalny on January 23. The Investigative Committee reports this on its official website.