Photo Report: 'Murderer', 'No to War', 'For Prigozhin'. How the Russian Presidential Elections are Unfolding

At least 51 people have been detained during the voting process for the Russian presidential elections in 14 cities across Russia, according to OVD-Info.

According to human rights defenders, the highest number of detentions occurred in Kazan (at least 23 people) and Moscow (at least 10 people). There are also reports of at least five detainees in St. Petersburg, three in Chelyabinsk, and one each in Petrozavodsk, Ufa, Balakovo, Volgograd, Barnaul, Kostroma, Cherepovets, Ryazan, Kirov, and Irkutsk.

On the last day of voting in the presidential elections in the Russian Federation, the opposition proposed a protest action titled 'Noon Against Putin'. This initiative suggests that on March 17 at 12:00 PM, voters should go to polling stations to either vote against the current president or spoil their ballots.