In the Moscow metro, Nazi skinheads brutally beat two people of non-Slavic appearance

On March 29, 2008, at the Shchukinskaya station of the Moscow metro, four Nazi skinheads dragged two young people of non-Slavic appearance (presumably from the Caucasus) into the carriage. The neo-Nazis threw them on the floor and began to kick them severely, including in the face, while cheering each other on with nationalistic comments.

The passengers of the car called the dispatcher, tried to drag the thugs away. A woman who tried to intervene was pushed away by one of the Nazis so that she fell into the seats. At the next station, Tushinskaya, the neo-Nazis got off, and the passengers dragged the beaten people onto the platform and called an ambulance. At the same time, one of the beaten young people was already unconscious. The police approached the crowd, and the Nazi skinheads stood nearby and watched what was happening. Eyewitnesses did not point them out to the police.

Based on Internet blogs