Police in Voronezh broke up the 'Limonov Readings' event, detaining up to 40 participants and guests, according to reports from the nationalist opposition group Natsbol.
Most of those detained were released without being charged. However, Dmitry Konstantinov, a Moscow-based member of Natsbol, remains in police custody. He is accused of an administrative offense under Article 20.3 of the Russian Code of Administrative Offenses — allegedly for publicly displaying Nazi symbols.
According to Natsbol, those detained are being taken to the city's 4th police station.
The independent outlet Sota Project noted that the 'Limonov Readings' regularly face pressure from authorities in various cities, despite the pro-war stance of their organizers.