Maxim Shipenkov / EPA
Masked
investigators carry confiscated documents and equipment from the
apartment building in which opposition leader Alexei Navalny resides
after they finished a raid of his flat, in Moscow, Russia on Monday.
Investigators and police officers, some with machine guns, stormed the
homes of several Russian opposition leaders on 11 June, one day ahead of
a planned mass rally by opponents of President Vladimir Putin. The
so-called 'March of Millions' opposition rally, which was permitted by
the city authorities, is to take place in Moscow on the 'Day of Russia'
celebrated on June 12.
Mikhail Voskresensky / Reuters
A
journalist films the apartment of opposition leader and anti-corruption
blogger Alexei Navalny after it was searched by police in Moscow.
Maxim Shipenkov / EPA
Police
officers armed with automatic rifles stand guard at the entrance of the
house where an opposition leader Alexei Navalny has his flat as
oppossition supporters wait nearby in Moscow. One of the supporters
holds an iPad decorated with a poster picturing Alexei Navalny with the
words beneath it 'Because we exist.'
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