And who said that? If the FSB comes knocking you probably did something wrong.
Back to the good old KGB days, eh? Straight to the gulag...
That's not the way it works in civilized societies. People are innocent until proven guilty.
Police must state what the charges are for detaining people beyond a limited time.
This is an active investigation, you are not entitled to information, just because the FSB did not call you personally and explain charges of those detained does not mean that those people are not guilty; furthermore, the act of detention is normal in almost all countries. Individuals can be detained for questioning, which means they are not under arrest but merely asked to cooperate with authorities.
Actually, as I explained earlier, unless police prove their case, it
does mean that the people detained are innocent. Wild imaginations and TV-fueled public hysteria are no substitute for proper due process.
The authorities just rounded up a bunch of people and will "check for extremist content".
You want an intelligence agency to divulge how they obtain there information during an active investigation? They could have gathered intel many different ways including from informants or undercover agents, so you think the FSB should blow the cover of agents/informants just to make you happy?
I want authorities to explain why 300 people were detained in a mass raid. Were all 300 involved in a massive conspiracy?
Giving credible reasons does not blow anyone's cover -- no one's asking for specific details.
All those innocent victims being rounded up by FSB happen to always get into shootout and possess illegal weapons
How many of these 300 people were involved in a shootout?
Oh, I know, these are non-Russian ethnics and they all look alike, so better be safe and round them up just in case.
You are making things up, study the laws, when someone is detained they are not always charged. Someone can be detained for questioning but it does not mean that they are charged with anything.
Even in some western countries police officers can detain individuals for questioning even if they are handcuffed and placed in the back of a police vehicle.
Yes, and police must charge them within a specific time or release them and admit that they made a mistake.
It's Putin's pathetic attempt to boost his sagging popularity at the expense of some random ethnics.