On Saturday, a protest was held in many cities, arranged by Alexei Navalny. We will briefly talk about its results, the main of which is mass detentions, especially in Moscow. Sergey Fadeichev/TASS The new term of Vladimir Putin, like the previous one, begins with hard detentions. More than 1,600 protesters in different cities of Russia today were detained for protests “He is not a king” held by Alexei Navalny two days before the inauguration.

Today in many cities a protest was held, arranged by Alexei Navalny. We will briefly talk about its results, the main of which is mass detentions, especially in Moscow. Photo: Dmitry Serebryakov / Ap / Tass The new term of Vladimir Putin, like the previous one, begins with hard detentions. More than 1,600 protesters in different cities of Russia today were detained for protests “He is not a king” held by Alexei Navalny two days before the inauguration.

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Detention in Moscow, frame of the Rain TV channel Thousands of people came out on the inconsistent campaign announced by politician Alexei Navalny, an inconsistent action “He is not a king” on Tverskaya Street. The detentions began almost immediately. By 17:30, according to the OVD-Info website, 574 people were detained in Moscow, more than 1000 throughout Russia.

Detention in Krasnoyarsk. Photo from Twitter of the Navalny team Dozens of people were detained during the protest “He is not a king” in Yakutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Barnaul, Novokuznets. Details More than 150 people were detained during a spontaneous procession in Krasnoyarsk, reported by Siberia Realities. In Yakutsk, after an unauthorized action and rally, the police detained 75 people (almost all protest participants).

The Russian billionaire, who was detained and interviewed at New York Airport, federal agents from the team of special prosecutor Robert Müller, was the founder of Renova, Viktor Vekselberg. A month after that, he fell under sanctions. Details Back in early April, CNN said that earlier this year the team of special prosecutor Muller, who is investigating the alleged intervention of Russia in the American elections, interrogated at least two Russian oligarchs.