"Russian March" canceled

The Organizing Committee of the "Russian Marshal" refused to hold the event. According to Interfax, one of the organizers of the march, the leader of the "Slavic Union" Dmitry Demushkin, announced this. According to him, he was called the head of the movement against illegal immigration, Alexander Belov (Potkin) and asked him to cancel the Russian March due to the fact that the funerals of his deputy Ivan Lebedev, who died in an accident on December 7, would be held on the same day.

According to Demushkin, the action was planned as "amusing funerals of the Russian Constitution," but it would be inappropriate to spend on the day of the real funeral of one of the associates. "

Ivan Lebedev died on Sunday in a car accident in the Moscow region. Two passengers of the car, also DPNI activists, were delivered to one of the corner hospitals in serious condition.

On Saturday in Lyubertsy near Moscow, unknown people attacked the leader of the DPNI Alexander Potkin. According to Potkin himself, he was beaten by 15 people armed with custom and reinforcement. They were dressed in all black, scarves covered their faces.

Currently, the leader of the DPNI is in the capital's clinical hospital number 7. He refused hospitalization in Lyubertsy. According to doctors, the patient will spend at least three weeks in the hospital.

Earlier, the Organizing Committee of the "Russian march" announced on December 12 in Moscow "demonstrations in defense of the constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens." It was planned that the procession will begin on December 12 at 19.00 from Pushkinskaya Square on Tverskaya Street towards the Kremlin and ended with a rally on Theater Square.

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