Police begin sending warnings and visiting Yabloko supporters after gathering outside the Supreme Court
Police began sending warnings and visiting supporters of Yabloko after the gathering outside the Supreme Court
In particular, such a document was received by Yabloko State Duma candidate for Moscow’s Cheryomushkinsky district, Alexei Smirnov. Police also tried to deliver a warning to Sotavision journalist Veronika Orlova at the address of her previous registration.
Two Astra subscribers also told the same story.
Another reader told Mediazona that on the evening of August 14, police came to his actual place of residence, read out the warning, and filmed the delivery on video.
According to the publication’s source, he did not see himself in the videos published from outside the Supreme Court and assumes that he may have been identified using city surveillance cameras.
🔵On the evening of August 10, the Supreme Court granted a lawsuit by the Rodina party and removed Yabloko from the State Duma elections. By that time, hundreds of people had gathered outside the courthouse to support the party. When Yabloko was removed from the elections, they began shouting, “Shame!”
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After Court Came the Home Visits
After the court gathering, police sent warnings to Yabloko supporters.
They answered Shame with doorstep procedure.