Moscow police detain ~60 at Communist rally chanting 'Down with the Tsar'

At an authorized Communist Party rally marking the 1993 parliament shelling, participants chanted for fair elections and political freedoms, including 'Down with the Tsar,' leading to about 60 detentions. This is a rare public display of anti-government sentiment in Russia, though the scale is small and the regime's control remains firm. The detentions signal continued suppression of dissent, but the event is unlikely to alter the political landscape.