In Moscow, on the day of the "Returning the Names" campaign, people bring flowers to the Solovetsky stone in memory of the officially oppressed, the action has not taken place in Russia since 2020 because of Covid, and its organizer, the Memorial Society, is recognized as "extremist" in the country, RusNews recalls. Diplomats from various countries, including Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland, the Netherlands, Germany, Lithuania and France, also laid flowers, Zaharo News reported. The ceremony was attended by the human rights activist, former chairman of the board of the memorial society Jan Raczynski. Center "E" police officers and riot police officers are on duty near the stone. In St. Petersburg, the names of the oppressed were read at the "Evening of Remembrance", which took place on October 28 in one of the parks in the Admiralty district, "Nair" reports. More details on the Dozhed website. Video: RusNews, "Caution, News" / Telegram.

In Moscow, on the day of the "Returning the Names" campaign, people bring flowers to the Solovetsky stone in memory of the officially oppressed, the action has not taken place in Russia since 2020 because of Covid, and its organizer, the Memorial Society, is recognized as "extremist" in the country, RusNews recalls. Diplomats from various countries, including Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland, the Netherlands, Germany, Lithuania and France, also laid flowers, Zaharo News reported. The ceremony was attended by the human rights activist, former chairman of the board of the memorial society Jan Raczynski. Center "E" police officers and riot police officers are on duty near the stone. In St. Petersburg, the names of the oppressed were read at the "Evening of Remembrance", which took place on October 28 in one of the parks in the Admiralty district, "Nair" reports. More details on the Dozhed website. Video: RusNews, "Caution, News" / Telegram.