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“Liubov was arrested and taken to Donskoy headquarters,” Vladimir Voronin, a lawyer, told Interfax. “As the police explained, they arrested her for calling a rally.”
L. Sobol is a lawyer for the Anticorruption Foundation founded by A. Navaln.
Russian prosecutors warned Navaln supporters not to participate in the protests on Thursday, after the Kremlin critic’s investigation into President Vladimir Putin’s alleged “palace” became his most-watched report on YouTube.
VIDEO: Alexei Navaln’s study of Vladimir Putin’s mansion
Navaln spokeswoman Kira Jarmys said Thursday that a two-hour video of a luxury property on the Black Sea that allegedly belonged to Putin had been viewed by more than 40 million people since its launch on Tuesday. together.
Navaln, 44, who fights corruption, published a report on “the most expensive palace in the world” a few days after returning to Moscow from Germany and was immediately arrested.
Along with the report, a call for mass protests against the Kremlin was issued this weekend.
But in a statement Thursday, prosecutors warned against calling “unauthorized mass protests.”
“Law enforcement agencies have been advised to take preventive and administrative measures against offenders when necessary,” the Attorney General’s Office said.
Following Navaln’s latest investigation, his supporters on social media voiced their support and posted videos urging people to take to the streets on Saturday.
VIDEO: Last words of A. Navalnas before going to the isolating interrogation – urging not to be afraid and to go out on the street
“Illegal activities”
Russia’s media watchdog Roskomnadzor on Wednesday warned social media platforms not to encourage calls for demonstrations.
The service said it had officially instructed TikTok and VKontakte, the Russian equivalent of Facebook, to stop spreading “illegal information involving minors in illegal activities.”
Navaln has published a series of investigations into Putin’s implicit assets in recent years, but the investigation, announced Tuesday, is the first to focus on the Kremlin host.
A post posted on YouTube by Navalno in 2017 accusing then-Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev of ruling the luxury real estate empire was viewed by 38 million. times and sparked large-scale opposition protests.
After the latest investigation was announced, supporters donated $ 10 million to the A.Navnas team. rubles (112.4 thousand euros), K. Jarmyš told the AFP news agency on Thursday.
A report by A. Navaln states that the farm on the Black Sea coast is 39 times larger than Monaco, which has a casino located on 17,691 square meters. m cottage area, skating rink, vineyard, theater, hookah room with a stage for dancing around the pillar.
The Kremlin denied that the palace belonged to Putin and urged the Russians not to send their money to “scammers.”
Navaln returned to Russia on Sunday from Germany, where he was treated with Novičiok, a nerve paralyzing substance made in the Soviet Union after the poisoning. The opposition accuses Putin of ordering the Russian security services to poison him. The Kremlin categorically denies it.
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