
Solovetsky stone on Lubyanka took place a rally of memory of ethnic cleaning victims in the suburban area of North Ossetia. According to Echo of Moscow, about 150 people came to the Solovetsky stone, mostly Ingush men. All of them were in black t -shirts with the inscription "There is no genocide in the Caucasus" and with Ingush flags in their hands.
The speakers at the rally spoke not only about the events of the 15-year ago, but also about what is happening in Ingushetia today. In addition, the speakers accused the leadership of North Ossetia of the tragedy that occurred in 1992 and emphasized that this was not a conflict between the Ossetian and Ingush peoples.
The slogan "Genocide - a crime against humanity was posted on the square. We require the restoration of justice." Behind the Solovetsky stone there are photos of the Ingush who died in the tragic events of 1992.
At the rally, the requirements of the rehabilitation of repressed peoples and the return of people to the places of their former residence have also been expressed.
The venue of the action was cordoned off by the police, it was possible to get to the rally only by passing an inspection. Two buses with riot police were on duty.