Some Russian regions have begun testing blocking of popular VPN protocols. About this telegram channel “Esher II”, information from the GlobalCheck project. reported confirmed According to Escher II, servers are on and unavailable in Western Siberia and Krasnodar, IPsec is also unavailable in Rostov-on-Don.

The administration of Gelendzhik (Krasnodar Territory) refused to allow activists to hold a rally against the new master plan in the city center near the Palace of Culture. This was reported in the telegram channel "Good Gelendzhik", which published the response of the authorities. The activists were going to hold a rally of up to 300 people on June 5. The administration proposed to move the rally to the site near the Old Cemetery at the intersection of Gornaya and Pushkinskaya streets.

In Moscow on Pushkinskaya Square, the police detained the picket worker Dmitry Frontchenko, who stood with the Free Navalny poster. He himself told the OVD-Info about this. Now Frontchenko is in the Police Department of Tverskaya, which he is charged with is not yet known. A single picket / photo was provided by Dmitry Frostchenko In April, Dmitry Frostchenko was already detained for a single picket on Red Square.

An 18-year-old activist from Novosibirsk, Pavel Lukin, was searched in connection with a false report of mining (Part 2 of Article 207 of the Criminal Code). He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to him, security forces came to his home, took him for questioning, and then returned to his apartment to conduct a search. The system unit from the computer was taken from the young man.

In Arkhangelsk, police officer Alexander Pershin filed a civil lawsuit with the Solombalsky District Court demanding to recover 50 thousand rubles from pensioner Alexander Ryakov because of the published video of the detention. It is reported by Activatica. In the statement of claim, the police officer notes that the publication of the video caused him moral suffering.