In Bashkortostan, former Yabloko candidate Akimenko was summoned to the police for a post with "extremist" symbols in someone else's VKontakte group. The former candidate for the State Duma from Beluko, Alexei Akimenko, has been summoned for questioning by the police, he reported on his social networks. He is accused of displaying "extremist" symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) for a VKontakte post from another person's group, on the basis of which he was previously removed from the election. According to Akimenko, during the investigation, the police threatened to transfer the materials to the criminal investigation department, even though the article was administrative. They were not allowed to look at the file materials, and were forbidden to make copies or photographs. The protocol has not yet been written, but Akimenko considers the very call for an investigation illegal. He said that his anti cafe "De Bru! Bagidel shut down from pressure. According to him, after publishing a post on the beach in 2024, his windows were broken and immediately after the opening of the anti-cafe, two inspections arrived. The place was later put up for auction, despite the existing lease agreement. "Broken windows, a closed case, two inspections immediately after the opening of the youth space, fines and an attempt to charge a case for a post I did not publish in a group I did not create and in which I have no rights - this is the result of honest public activity that no one paid for. However, I am not a radical public figure. I operate strictly with the Russian constitution and the current constitution. Do not publicly criticize anyone or call for anything," he wrote. Earlier, at the end of August, the Supreme Court of Bashkortostan removed Akimenko from the elections. The lawsuit against him was filed by the former head of the Just Russia in the Republic, Konstantin Shagimurtov.

In Bashkortostan, former Yabloko candidate Akimenko was summoned to the police for a post with "extremist" symbols in someone else's VKontakte group. The former candidate for the State Duma from Beluko, Alexei Akimenko, has been summoned for questioning by the police, he reported on his social networks. He is accused of displaying "extremist" symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) for a VKontakte post from another person's group, on the basis of which he was previously removed from the election. According to Akimenko, during the investigation, the police threatened to transfer the materials to the criminal investigation department, even though the article was administrative. They were not allowed to look at the file materials, and were forbidden to make copies or photographs. The protocol has not yet been written, but Akimenko considers the very call for an investigation illegal. He said that his anti cafe "De Bru! Bagidel shut down from pressure. According to him, after publishing a post on the beach in 2024, his windows were broken and immediately after the opening of the anti-cafe, two inspections arrived. The place was later put up for auction, despite the existing lease agreement. "Broken windows, a closed case, two inspections immediately after the opening of the youth space, fines and an attempt to charge a case for a post I did not publish in a group I did not create and in which I have no rights - this is the result of honest public activity that no one paid for. However, I am not a radical public figure. I operate strictly with the Russian constitution and the current constitution. Do not publicly criticize anyone or call for anything," he wrote. Earlier, at the end of August, the Supreme Court of Bashkortostan removed Akimenko from the elections. The lawsuit against him was filed by the former head of the Just Russia in the Republic, Konstantin Shagimurtov.