December 18 2010 in Moscow, near the Ostankino shopping center, an action was held that gathered various estimates from 100 to 400 people.
The rally near Ostankino was dismissed as an action against biased media. It was organized by the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). (The leaders of the NDA are well-known activists of ultra-right groups Aleksey Shiropaev, Ilya Lazarenko and Mikhail Pozharsky, the symbolism of the NDA is identical to the symbolism "Churches of Navi" by Ilya Lazarenko).
The protesters chanted slogans "Moscow for Russians", "One for all and all for one", "Russians, forward!" and handed out xenophobic leaflets. At the end of the rally, those gathered began to set fire to fires.
Around 19:00 participants The shares broke up into small groups and scattered. After the action was over, the police stopped groups of aggressive youth of 2-3 people, some of them delayed. Some of those stopped during the arrest resisted the police. near Ostankino In total, about 500 people were detained .
Group young people tried to brawl at the monorail station, however, she was stopped by station and road security personnel.
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