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On Saturday, September 24, in some cities of Russia, people again protests again...

All over Russia resumed protests against mobilization: more than 200 people have been detained

On Saturday, September 24, in some cities of Russia, people again protests against the mobilization of the Russians for the war to Ukraine. Police retain protesters, some of them hand over the summons. According to the Human Righting Service, the protests are held in Moscow, Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Read, Perm and Ulan-Us. As of 17:21, 206 people were detained throughout Russia, the most detained in Novosibirsk - 75 people. Moscow is known about the 50's detainees.

In Irkutsk - at least 20 detainees, in Tomsk - 21. Video of the day as The Insider writes, in St. Petersburg, security forces staged a clearing before protests. Early in the morning of September 24, they came with searches immediately up to 11 activists. All of them were delivered for interrogations, many were detained for 48 hours. The formal cause of detention is the case of "telephone terrorism". Russian human rights centers and opposition media are posting videos of detention on September 24.

Some people are delayed with special cruelty. In the Irkutsk, they have a detachment: as the minimum of one girl was detached without causing reasons. Video: Irkutsk Anarhist Pic. twitter. com/O0ASCCPTYG, As reported by the ATS-Info, some detained men were presented with summons to the military enlistment office. Thus, three detainees were received in Irkutsk summons in OP No. 5 and three more-in OP No. 6.

In general, according to the ATS-Info, from September 21, 1375 people in 43 cities of the Russian Federation were detained from September 21. On September 21, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced a "partial" mobilization in the Russian Federation. According to official data of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, it is planned to call 300 thousand reservists.