11/ The National Bolsheviks are an ultranationalist faction that combines neo-Bolshevik ideology with a distinctly fascist nationalist outlook, including a symbology that has some definite historical resonances.

10/ "After the disrupted event, the whereabouts of those detained were deliberately concealed. A lawyer was not allowed to see them, nor were food parcels accepted at the police station."

9/ "Nevertheless, law enforcement officers acted unjustifiably harshly toward everyone present: one of the girls was even thrown to the floor so forcefully that she complained of rib pain after the incident.

8/ "The venue was exclusively decorated with patriotic symbols, Novorossiya flags, and symbols of the liberated territories, and young artists performed songs and poems glorifying Russia.

7/ "Today, 18 January, the court, waving its red card as usual, upheld the sentences—from two to ten days' arrest."

'National Human Rights Protection' adds: "It should be noted that none of the 50 people present at the event resisted the police."

6/ "There were about fifty people in total. Participants in the event reported this.

Then, at the direction of the operatives, absurd reports were drawn up against seven activists for displaying extremist symbols—an administrative offence.

5/ "They laid them down deliberately roughly, face down on the floor. The performers and the audience, including veterans of the Special Military Operation, were taken to the police station and searched.