Tesak returns to Moscow

March 5, 2013 it became known that the Russian neo-Nazi Maxim Martsinkevich (Tesak) detained February 14 in Minsk, left for Moscow.

" The investigation allowed him to leave Minsk, but he is obliged to appear for interrogations upon first demand. He is still a suspect in this case and has been released from the temporary detention facility on a promise to appear," an official representative of the Investigative Committee for Minsk said on Tuesday .

The criminal case initiated under Part 3 of Art. 339 of the Criminal Code of Belarus (hooliganism), has not been stopped, all three, including Tesak and Sergei Korotkikh (Malyuta), are suspects.

Recall that Martsinkevich headed the inter-regional public association "Format-18", recognized as extremist by the decision of the Moscow City Court of December 20, 2010 . "Format-18" specialized in the production and sale of videos with scenes of torture by Nazi skinheads homeless people and Asian guest workers. Tesak was convicted in 2008 for a nationalist provocation at the Bilingua club in February 2007. In 2009, he was convicted again for being placed in Internet video with a staged hanging of a "Tajik drug dealer". 31th of December In 2010, the term of M. Martsinkevich's imprisonment ended and he was released. In January 2013, the Latvian authorities banned the media Tesaku entry into the country.

We also recall that one of the former leaders NSO Malyuta - suspect in organizing the explosion of a lamppost on Manezhnaya Square at the end December 2007. He was also a moderator on the Format 18 forum.

Sources

• Neo-Nazi Tesak was allowed by Minsk investigators to leave for Moscow // Interfax. 2013. March 5.