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Two representatives of the Movement against Illegal Immigration appealed to the prosecutor's office with a request to check Alexander Podrabinek's long-suffering article for extremism. Of course, in the current situation, anything can be classified as extremism, but it is interesting that the members of the DPNI saw this there. One of the leaders of the movement, Alexander Potkin, told Interfax that on October 14, the department for combating extremism called and clarified a number of details, which means “that they accepted the statement and began an appropriate check on it.” He, however, clarified that the appeal does not contain the official position of the DPNI.

Meanwhile, new troubles have emerged for one of the founders of the Anti-Soviet kebab shop, Evgeniy Ostrovsky - as Kommersant writes, he owes Sberbank 4.1 billion rubles, and now the kebab shop can be seized to pay off the debt. The organizer of the attack on the kebab shop and its allegedly offensive sign, prefect of the Northern District Oleg Mitvol, rejoices: being a depositor of Sberbank, he told Kommersant that he would seek in court the seizure of the kebab shop. In addition, Mitvol is sure that Ostrovsky stirred up a political scandal in order to divert attention from the financial dispute. Podrabinek, quoted by the newspaper, on the contrary, believes that the financial dispute is being used as a tool in the political struggle: if there had been no scandal, the debt to Ostrovsky would have been forgiven.