Russian police forces restricted pedestrian traffic and closed several subway stations in central Moscow ahead of pro-Navalny protests on Sunday (January 31).

The filmer told Newsflare: "Pushkin Square is cordoned off by police on the second weekend of Navalny unrest in Moscow. Military vehicles are moving along Tverskaya Street with sirens on. Military vehicles ready on Theatre Square with the centre of Moscow blocked off."

Pushkin Square is cordoned off by police on Sunday, 31 January 2021, on the second weekend of Navalny unrest in Moscow. Military vehicles are moving along Tverskaya Street with sirens on. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, 44, is currently in prison called "Matrosskaya Tishina" or "Sailor's Silence", where he was sent upon his return from medical treatment in Germany to Russia. Moscow, 31 January 2021 #Navalny #Moscow #PushkinSquare #31January2021 #police #MilitaryVehicles #MoscowLockdown

Military vehicles ready on Teatralnaya Square with the centre of Moscow blocked off on the second consecutive weekend of Navalny protests in the Russian capital. Central metro stations were closed as Moscow turned into a police city for a day. Protests in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny started in Russia on 23 January. Moscow, 31 January 2021 #NavalnyProtests #Moscow #31January2021 #MoscowBlockedOff #TheatreSquare #MilitaryVehicles #Russia