In dozens of cities in Russia, Mikhail Khodorkovsky's movement "Open Russia" conducts protest actions "Nadoel" with demands to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin not to stand for election in the 2018 elections.

A hundred law enforcement officers are on duty at the Putin administration building. About 20 people were detained in Kemerovo for "Nadoel" actions. The organizers of the protests have been detained in Izhevsk and Gorno-Altaisk, the Russian service of Radio Liberty reports..

In several cities, in particular, in Novosibirsk, the shares have already passed.

In early March, the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Alexei Navalny, announced the investigation of elite real estate by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, which was acquired by corruption. The investigation says that Medvedev created a multi-level corruption scheme for obtaining bribes from oligarchs. Thousands of people are involved in servicing the schemes of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, and his real estate is guarded by state secret services.

On March 26, across Russia, numerous protests against corruption in the Russian government took place.