
The Prochrevskoye movement SERB is supervised by an employee of the Center for Combating Extremism of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Major Alexei Obnny. This was reported by the Rain TV channel with reference to the former SERB member Oleg Chursin.
Chursin is a former policeman, in the Ministry of Internal Affairs was engaged in training personnel. He came out of the movement six months ago, as he was disappointed in their activities.
According to Chursin, the leader of SERB Gosha Tarasevich (Igor Beketov) contacted the trenches. "Beketov often mentioned one of the operatives of the" E "center, the surname is trenches, that from time to time they receive an operational prize, coordinate their shares with them, how to behave, what to do, how tough you can behave," Chursin said.
Activists of the Movement "Solidarity" also believe that the movement of SERB is overseeing the center "E". The operatives of the center regularly appear on protests, where they observe the participants and take them to cameras. According to activists, on promotions where the SERB militants came, they often saw trench. “The ears of the Center“ E ”are quite obvious here,” said Denis Yudin, a participant in the Solidarity movement.
It is by the patronage of the Center of the "EDDA" that the lack of a criminal case about the beating of a police officer. In August 2016, Tarasevich fought up with a police officer at the Solidarity shares in Moscow and hit him in the face. Activists asked to initiate a case on this fact. "Usually such actions for opposition are the subject of initiation of a criminal case. But the Krasnoselsk police department simply laughed at our statements," said Yudin.
The name of the trench is associated with the death of Yuri Chervochkin. On November 22, 2007, 22-year-old National Bolsheviks from Serpukhov was brutally beaten in baseball bats . On December 10, he died in the hospital without regaining consciousness.
The trench, who then headed the department for the fight against extremism of the UBOP Moscow Region, repeatedly threatened Chervochkin with physical reprisal. A few hours before the attack of Chervochkin and his comrade were detained and the slaughterhouse was interrogated, about which he posted the post on his blog. Leaving the Internet cafe, Chervochkin called a friend of the journalist and said that four were following him, he identified two pursuers as slaughterhouses.
In December 2012, these facts were first sounded at the hearing. The Simonovsky District Court of Moscow partially satisfied the trenched claim for the protection of honor and dignity. The defendants were another Russian Aksenov and civil activist Pavel Shekhtman, who publicly talked about the possible involvement of the trenches in the murder of Chervochkin.