In Krasnodar, a suspect was detained for arson of a military registration and enlistment office in the city of Goryachy Klyuch. The Kub Mash telegram channel is about this. reports Details about the identity of the detainee or the charges against him are not reported. According to the Caucasian Knot publication, on October 6, an unknown person threw four Molotov cocktails at the door of the military registration and enlistment office and disappeared.

The Moscow activist told OVD-Info that on the evening of October 8 he was beaten by three unknown persons in St. Petersburg. “They shouted that I was a traitor to the motherland and had no right to life. That I need to be put as a human shield in the war, ”said the man. The activist was beaten on the face and body. He had hematomas and abrasions. After the beating, he called an ambulance, which took him to the hospital, where the beaten man stayed until the morning.

Roskomnadzor blocked a number of Russian, European and Ukrainian websites at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office. To replenish the Roskomsvoboda register of prohibited information.

On October 7, 26-year-old Maxim Asriyan, who was planning to fly to Sochi, was detained at St. Petersburg Pulkovo airport. This is what SOTA is about. wrote: From the airport, employees of Center “E” took Asriyan away in an unknown direction. Lawyer Vera Ivanova still cannot find him, as of October 9. The defense wrote statements about the kidnapping and filed requests from lawyers in order to clarify the situation, but received no answers.

Moscow activist Grigory Saxonov was sentenced to 28 days of administrative arrest after picketing with a poster that read "Putin" and depicted a swastika. This was reported to OVD-Info by a friend of the arrested person. The decision was taken by the Tverskoy Court of Moscow on October 8. Saxonov was sent to serve his sentence in special detention center No. 1 on Simferopol Boulevard. The picketer was detained on October 7 in the Alexander Garden immediately after he unfolded the poster.