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OMON works. How are the protests in the Far East and Siberia

OMON works. How are the protests in the Far East and Siberia
In the Far East and Siberia, unauthorized rallies took place in support of the detained blogger and opposition leader Alexei Navalny. According to media and social networks, law enforcement officers detained about 200 human.

In Vladivostok, protesters gathered in the central square of the city, all attended, according to different sources, from 300 to 500 human, opposition reports one thousand protesters. OMON carried out pinpoint detentions, reported on 20 detained.

Also, uncoordinated actions took place in other cities of the Far East, mostly without gathering large masses of people.


In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, more than 200 human, in Khabarovsk – from 200 to 300, in Yakutsk came out about 300 human. According to “ATS-info” just 15 cities were detained 125 human. In Vladivostok – 23 man, the same amount in Komsomolsk-on-Aamur, in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk -13 human, in Yakutsk – 13 human. According to reports, in Vladivostok and Khabarovsk, protesters clashed with riot police.


Unauthorized rallies began in Siberia. According to media reports, several thousand people gathered for the rally in Irkutsk, in Novosibirsk – 1,5 thousands, in Krasnoyarsk – over a thousand. The reported detention of about 54 people in Novosibirsk.



Rallies in support of Navalny began in the Urals, in Moscow, protesters gather in the Pushkin region, police started pinpoint arrests.


At the same time, there are problems in the work of cellular operators, users complain about a malfunction “Beeline”, MTS, “Megaphone” and “Rostelecom”. The main stream of complaints concerns the mobile Internet in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Chelyabinsk and other cities.

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