In Moscow, a solo protester was detained holding a sign that read: “Putin, Bastrykin, Bortnikov, help.”

Solo protester Inesa Iordanidi was detained near the Moscow Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs building. A friend of hers told OVD-Info about the incident.

The woman was standing with a sign that read: “Putin, Bastrykin, Bortnikov, help.” She is being taken to the police station for the Tverskoy district.

Iordanidi has spent many years calling for those known as “black realtors” to be held accountable.

14:46 Iordanidi was released from the police station without a protocol. This was reported by lawyer Boris Karpychev, who had assisted her.

16:41 Inesa Iordanidi clarified that she was protesting fraudulent schemes involving “black realtors,” banks, companies and lawyers who arranged loans for Muscovites, secured by their real estate. As a result, property owners lost their homes, which were then transferred to third parties.

Iordanidi noted that law enforcement agencies are ignoring appeals from Muscovites. According to her, even though courts have issued rulings obliging companies and affiliated individuals to return homes to victims, both the firms and their managers continue to participate in similar fraudulent schemes and do not return apartments to Muscovites.