Neo-Nazi rally in the Moscow region

On December 18, the neo-Nazis of Noginsk held a rally, the official reason for which was "defending the Constitution." From 30 to 40 people took part in the rally, which took place near one of the churches in the city. Later it became known that some of them were not local neo-Nazis, but representatives of the RNE and the Slavic Union who had come to support their "comrades-in-arms". The vast majority of the protesters hid their faces with scarves and masks. Speakers (including A. Semiletnikov, who was involved in the case of organizing a pogrom at the market in Yasenevo in 2001, and A. Kobzev, editor of the neo-Nazi publication Russkoye Flame) proclaimed racist slogans and threw up their hands in a Nazi salute.

Despite the fact that the event was authorized by the local administration, there were no representatives of law enforcement agencies at it, and no attempts were made to interfere with the rally propaganda. The next day, representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs made a sluggish attempt " to "find out the details of the participants in the event . However, for the organizers of the rally, with whom the police spoke, neo-Nazi propaganda remained without consequences.

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