19-Year-Old Woman Detained in Moscow Over 'It Will Definitely Pass'…

On October 16, a 19-year-old girl named Yana was detained on Red Square over a sign reading 'This Will Definitely Happen,' according to the initiative group 'for Ekaterina Duntsova'.

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A 19-year-old woman named Yana was detained on October 16 on Red Square in Moscow.
She was stopped by FSO officers due to wearing a badge with the phrase 'Это точно пройдет' ('It will definitely pass').
After being stopped, she was approached by PPS officers who announced her detention.
Her badge, bag, phone, and documents were seized.
She was taken first to the Kitaigorod police department and then transferred to the Arbat police department.
She was held for several hours and subjected to psychological pressure and verbal abuse.
She was released in the evening but was later called back to the police station.
On the following day, October 17, she was summoned again to the police station.
Employees from Center 'E' arrived and examined her phone.
She was threatened with legal charges related to public display of banned symbols, searching for extremist materials, and discrediting the army.
The alleged reason for the charges was an audio recording of the band 'Порнофильмы' (Pornofilmy) saved on her phone.
She listened to the recording only through headphones and did not publish it anywhere online or to anyone else, according to the sources.

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One of the security officers suggested she sign a contract: 'Maybe you'll sign a contract, at least some benefit will come.' — tg_astrapress
The group reported that the officers offered her to sign a contract, saying: 'Maybe you'll sign a contract, at least there will be some benefit.' — tg_tvrain
The officers offered her to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense. — tg_echoonline_news
The officers suggested she sign a contract, saying 'at least some benefit will come' from it. — mediazona
The officers offered her to sign a contract and tried to get her to consent to a home search. — tg_dwglavnoe
The officers suggested she sign a contract: 'At least some benefit will come.' — novaya_eu
The authorities claimed the song 'Порнофильмы' was a reason for charges under the article about public display of Nazi symbolism. — tg_echoonline_news
The authorities claimed the song 'Порнофилмы' was a reason for charges under articles about public display of banned symbols and searching for extremist materials. — novaya_eu
The authorities claimed the song 'Порнофильтмы' was a reason for charges related to 'public demonstration of Nazi symbolism'. — tg_echoonline_news
The authorities claimed the song 'Порнофизмы' was a reason for charges about 'discrediting the army'. — novaya_eu
The authorities threatened her with responsibility under articles about demonstrating banned symbols, searching for 'extremist materials', and discrediting the army. — tg_astrapress
The authorities threatened her with protocols under articles including discrediting the army. — tg_tvrain

Coverage (6 sources)

In Moscow, a 19-year-old woman was detained over a badge reading 'It Will Definitely Happen' — ASTRA
«Maybe you'll sign a contract, at least there will be some point». A 19-year-old girl was detained on Red Square because of a badge «This… — Дождь (Telegram)
Moscow woman detained for 'It Will Definitely Happen' badge. She was threatened with protocols and offered to sign a contract — ЭХО / Новости
Security officials detained a girl with a 'It will definitely happen' badge on Red Square; at the police station they forced her to sign a contract — Медиазона
"This will definitely happen": girl detained in Moscow for such a badge. Police offered her to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense — DW Главное
In Moscow, a 19-year-old girl was detained over a badge reading 'This will definitely pass' — Новая газета Европа

19-Year-Old Woman Detained in Moscow Over 'It Will Definitely Pass'…

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