The FSB “talked” with the Arzamas National Bolshevik

On January 13, 2006, the head of the Arzamas city branch of the National Bolshevik Party (NBP), Dmitry Isusov , visited the city branch of the FSB for a "conversation".

It happened like this: an unknown woman called Isusov on his mobile phone and ordered him to stay where he was and wait for an official summons to the Arzamas FSB department. A few minutes later, a car drove up to the place where Isusov was, and the person in the car handed Isusov a summons to the FSB "for a conversation."

By the appointed time, D. Isusov appeared at the FSB. Before starting the conversation, the FSB officers checked whether Isusov had a voice recorder, and then began to threaten him. Isusov was promised that he would be "made disabled", "killed and buried in the forest", "imprisoned", that he should not leave the house at night, that he should always look around, because he was being watched.

According to the press service of the Nizhny Novgorod branch of the NBP, FSB officers hit Isusov several times, while saying that they "won't kill him now."

After some time, the National Bolshevik was released, asking in the end that he leave Arzamas for Moscow, because he was "tired" of the Arzamas FSB.

Sources

• BUT NBP declares illegal actions of the FSB // APN in Nizhny Novgorod. 2006. January 16.