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Four people were detained on Alexei Navalny's memorial day.

🔸 In Petersburg A man was taken to the police station after he photographed a monument to the victims of political repression on Voskresenskaya Embankment, which had been blocked by the authorities (utility workers had erected a fence there for several hours, citing the need to "rearrange stones on the granite slope"). According to the detainee, his released Without filing a report, and a traffic police officer called the incident "insane." Police officers are still on duty near the monument.

Also the police is at the Solovetsky Stone.

🔸 In Volgograd detained A resident who laid flowers at a monument to the victims of political repression was detained. He said he spent more than two hours at the police station, where they took a statement, fingerprinted him, and photographed him. The reason for his detention was not disclosed, and he was released without a report being filed.

🔸 In Moscow detained a teenager who was standing at the main entrance to VDNKh with a sign reading "Russia will be free." He was taken to the police station along with him. delivered journalist Grigory PotemkinThe journalist was released after his phone's contents were checked, but the teenager remains in custody.
🔸 Flowers were laid in memory of Alexei Navalny in various cities across the country today. Photos published in the past few hours include memorials in Yaroslavl, Perm, Izhevsk, Petrozavodsk, Kirov, Saratov and VoronezhPeople also bring flowers to the politician's grave all day long. Moscow. Also, carnations появились near the house where he lived.

Photos: A monument to victims of political repression on Voskresenskaya Embankment in St. Petersburg, a picket at VDNKh, and the entrance to the building where Navalny lived.