Attack on an anti-fascist in Moscow

On December 14, 2012, at about 12:00 in Moscow, two nationalists attacked anti-fascist Vladimir Kiselev (Medved).

Maxim Andreev shot Kiselev in the head, and Gleb Tsyba stabbed twice to the side. The investigation established that the anti-fascist was shot from the starting pistol, “uncharacteristically equipped for firing solid monolithic shells "- weapons for firing handicraft the attackers themselves altered the cartridges. After the neo-Nazi attack fled, and the wounded was hospitalized.

According to the victim, the attack took place near the entrance of the house where he lives. "Passing by the nursery platform, I noticed next to her two young men in dark green and black jackets. One of them was Tsyba, I knew him because he posted my photo on his VKontakte page. I knew that he is a nationalist," Kiselev said. He walked past young people standing at the playground and felt a sharp pain in the crown of the head. and from the right side. Did the attackers shout something to him, he couldn't hear because he was listening to music on headphones. After the attack, Kiselev ran away from the intruders and fell. When he came to his senses, he went into the Dixie store and asked the cashier to call an ambulance. Arriving doctors took the wounded anti-fascist to the Research Institute. Sklifosovsky.

As Kiselev stated, “usually we do not apply to law enforcement agencies and decide problems on your own. When we need medical help, we say that we were attacked by unknown people.” This explains the fact that he did not immediately report the attack, but turned to law enforcement agencies after the second meeting with Tsyba at the Nagornaya metro station in March 2013. Tsyba took out a gun and made a movement with his hand, simulating a shot. He did not use weapons according to the anti-fascist, only because there was crowded.

This incident was the reason for contacting the police.

Sources

• Nikulin P. “Son! I paid for the gym!” // Russian planet. 2013. November 22.