They came out with the "killer" posters: in the Russian Federation the participants of the Memory of Navalny (photo) are rigidly detained

People came with the posters of the "killer" and also chanted "shame" when detention began. Among the detainees - a priest who was supposed to hold a memorial service. He was taken right at the exit from his entrance. In many cities of Russia, stocks of memory of Russian opposition Alexei Navalny have been held. More than 200 participants of the action are known to be detention. Medusa writes about it.

As of 18 o'clock on February 17, it became known that in 30 cities of Russia there were actions and at this time it is known about 230 detained Russians. About 50 people were detained in Moscow. Moscow police are delaying people who came to lay flowers at the monument "The Wall of Sorrow" in memory of Alexei Navalny, who, according to the FSVP, died in the colony. People came with the "killer" posters, as well as chanting "Shame!" When the detention began.

Law enforcement officers also detained several people on stocks in St. Petersburg after a memorial service for Navalny, which passed near Solovetsky Stone. Police have displaced the participants of the action from the square, at least seven people were detained. In St. Petersburg, police detained the priest of the Apostolic Orthodox Church of Grigory Mikhnov-Vaytenko. He had to carry out a memorial service on Navalny, but he was taken away at the exit of the house.