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A gastronomic festival organized by Afisha-Eda in Gorky Park in Moscow.

The Grand National Prize (Derby) at the Central Moscow Hippodrome.

MAKS-2013 Air Show.

Presentation of Nike's Olympic uniform for the Russian national hockey team.

The court’s rejection of a motion to replace pre-trial detention with house arrest for Daniil Konstantinov, a member of the “For Fair Elections” organizing committee.

A political demostration in Sokolniki as part of Alexei Navalny's mayoral campaign. Security forces attempt to disrupt the speech by cutting the microphone cable.

The demonstration on Red Square on August 25, 1968 (also known as “the demonstration of the seven”) was carried out by a group of eight Soviet dissidents protesting the introduction of Soviet and Warsaw Pact troops into Czechoslovakia. Troops were deployed on the night of August 20–21 to suppress the sociopolitical reforms in Czechoslovakia known as the “Prague Spring.” The demonstration became one of the most significant acts of protest by Soviet dissidents.

The "Freedom Day" protest, timed to coincide with the 22nd anniversary of victory of the democratic forces over the State Emergency Committee (the organization that attempted to prevent the collapse of the Soviet Union).

Disabled parachutists set a record in group acrobatics.

An activist is taken from his apartment for campaigning for Alexei Navalny.

The funeral of priest and theologian Pavel Adelgeim in Pskov.

Nationalists wanted to carry out a “Russian clean-up” at the market near the Vodny Stadion metro station in Moscow, but police officers detained the nationalists themselves for chanting slogans and gathering a large crowd. However, migrants also fell victim to the raid — they too were detained and sent to the police station.