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Several police officers placing Yulia Navalny into a van:

An officer can be seen drawing his service pistol after being punched and kicked by demonstrators, who were chasing a small group of policemen down a street just off Sennaya Square in St. Petersburg.

An unconscious man being carried onto a bus in the historic city center as police could be seen making arrests outside.

The opposition-leaning news outlet also reported that journalists wearing identifying yellow vests were detained by officers in riot gear. A video shows one being carried by their arms and legs to an awaiting van.

A letter to President Biden by allies of jailed opposition figure Alexey Navalny, sparked fierce backlash and calls for harsh measures against high-profile Russian officials and businessmen.

The Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), set up by Navalny in 2011, has asked the White House for fresh sanctions, local media reported on Sunday. The group is registered as a 'foreign agent' by the Russian Ministry of Justice, because it has received funding from abroad in the past.

The appeal calls on Biden to target the "corrupt Russian allies of President [Vladimir] Putin." "We would be grateful if the US would take concrete policy and sanctions actions to limit corruption and abuse of human rights,"

Among those on the list are billionaire Roman Abramovich, the country's Minister for Health Mikhail Murashko and 33 other prominent Russians. However, amidst those singled out by the group, seven of those named are already targeted under existing US sanctions lists.

Vladimir Ashurkov, executive director of the foundation, told CNN that the letter was personally addressed to Biden as leader of the world's 'most powerful country.' "If anyone can do anything, it is the United States," he said. The group is reportedly planning to send similar letters to leaders of the European Union and the United Kingdom.

First Deputy Chairman of the Russian Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs Vladimir Dzhabarov slammed the organization in comments made to RIA Novosti.

"It smacks of treason. Can you imagine an American organization appealing to Vladimir Putin with a request to impose sanctions on the US president? This must be harshly suppressed. There must be a strong reaction from law enforcement agencies, the Office of the Prosecutor General, and [the state security agency] the FSB."

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Moscow Protest, week #2

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Novosibirsk, Russia at -20 degrees Celsius

Clips from Russia's second largest city showed lines of OMON troops, the country's specialist riot police, beating their shields and pushing back waves of demonstrators.

The Union of Journalists of Russia issued a warning after 60 media workers were detained. At least eight of those held by police were in St. Petersburg and footage showed a reporter in a fluorescent yellow 'press' vest being carried off to a waiting vehicle.