Julia Galyamina Detained in Kazan Over Phone Demand
Under threat of a protocol for disobedience to a lawful request by a police officer, as they claim the demand to hand over and unlock the phone is a lawful request, although it was not substantiated by law upon my request.
Consensus
- Julia Galyamina was detained in Kazan.
- Five police officers from the 'E' center met her on the platform.
- The officers claimed she was on terrorist and extremist lists.
- She was told she would be released after an interrogation.
- She was not allowed to call her husband.
- She was repeatedly asked to hand over and unlock her phone.
- She refused each time, stating the demands were unlawful.
- She was not informed of her rights.
- The police considered her refusal a disobedience and began a search and protocol process.
- Her personal belongings were seized.
- The detention could last up to 48 hours.
- A court hearing is expected on Monday.
Points of divergence
- Galyamina wrote a statement explaining the detention, which her lawyer passed to the public. — tg_echoonline_news
- Galyamina arrived in Kazan on Saturday, November 14, 2026, for local tourism. — tvrain
Coverage (2 sources)
- Yulia Galymina spoke about her detention in Kazan: police threatened to use force against her — ЭХО / Новости
- Yulia Galimova arrived in Kazan with a tourist purpose. In her explanatory statement she tells how the detention passed — Дождь
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