Tass, Russia’s state news agency, cited law enforcement sources in its coverage of the events.The raids coincide with the one-year anniversary of Russia’s Supreme Court decision to classify the "LGBTQ+ movement" as an "extremist organization." The ruling followed a years-long effort to suppress LGBTQ+ rights in the country, with President Vladimir Putin frequently emphasizing "traditional family values" as a key aspect of his administration during his 25 years in power.Videos circulating on social media showed a heavy police presence at Moscow’s Arma nightclub. In one clip, officers appeared to order partygoers to lie on the floor while the venue was searched. Another venue, Mono bar, was also reportedly targeted in the raids.Authorities also detained the head of the "Men Travel" tour agency under Russia’s anti-LGBT laws.