Police in Moscow carried out a raid in the Kitay-Gorod area and detained more than 200 young people, according to Baza. The detainees reported beatings during the operation, and some adults said they were handed summons to the military enlistment office. The police raid was described in Moscow’s interior affairs press service as “preventive measures.” Family members of those detained told the outlet that people were taken without being given reasons and loaded into police transport vans. They said officers detained everyone “who was on the street.” Baza reports that the transport vans were sent to Moscow police stations “Basmannyy” and “Taganskiy.” Detainees described mistreatment in other vans, saying officers beat them, broke their phones, and photographed passports and faces directly outside. Several detainees also claimed children were not allowed to use the toilet. A 15-year-old detained person later told the outlet that he was beaten by police. Some people were released from the station afterward. Those released told Baza that officers detained people they described as being dressed “informally,” and that minors were among the detained. Baza adds that adults released from the “Taganskiy” station were given military draft summons. One account said officers brought detainees in groups of about 10, handed out summons, and then escorted them away. Moscow police said the raid focused on ending “drinking alcohol in public places.” No charges, court decisions, or further legal steps are described in the report.