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Day of anger and addiction
In the center of Moscow, dozens of participants in the campaign "Day of Russian anger" were detained. According to the Grani.ru correspondent, at 13 o’clock about 200 activists gathered on Pushkinskaya Square, where the detentions immediately began. About a hundred participants of an inconsistent action, breaking into two groups, walked along Tverskaya and lanes towards the garden ring, chanting "Russia for Russians, Moscow for Muscovites and other xenophobic rivers. On the way, they attacked construction workers-migrants, but the bulk of the march participants screamed "do not touch."
The procession stopped on Sadovaya-Motrednaya Street. Three buses with the fighters of riot police and the 2nd operational regiment of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate arrived there, mass hard detentions began. The remaining participants of the action in small groups were lowered in the subway and drove to Manezhnaya Square. About 100 people gathered there. The police detained 10-15 people. As the correspondent of the "faces" reports, the participants of the "Day of Russian Anger" are silently in groups of 5 people, the police politely leads them away under the pretext of checking documents. The average age of participants in the action is 16 years, there are 11-12-year-old schoolchildren.
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"Day of Russian anger"
As the correspondent of the "faces" Dmitry Zykov said, the nationalists began to run away on Sadovoy, hearing Siren. It turned out that this is an ambulance. When Zykov ran with a video camera to remove the procession in front, the young nationalists thought that riot police catch up, and also ran. As Zykov notes, the participants of the action fled from the police with the cries of "Russians, forward." The action "Day of Russian anger", directed against "ethnoprecom", was planned on Saturday in more than 20 cities of Russia. The immediate reason for the performance of the nationalists was the murder of the fan of the Rostov football club Alexander Terekhov.
On the evening of March 28, at the Vavilon shopping center in Rostov-on-Don Terekhov and his comrade Nikita Kapliev quarreled with two men of the Caucasian appearance. During the fight, both fans received stab wounds. Terekhov died, Kapliev was hospitalized in serious condition.
On April 3, it became known that Nick Kharchilava was suspected of murder, and Garen Mnatsakanyan is suspected of complicity. Both defendants were arrested in absentia and put on the wanted list. At the same time, the SKR report said that both fans also had knives and Mnatsakanyan was injured.
On December 6, 2010, in Moscow, a student from Kabardino-Balkaria, Aslan Cherkesov, shot himself in the fight of the Spartak fan Yegor Sviridov. On December 11, 2010, more than 5 thousand football fans and nationalists held a march in Moscow in Moscow, and then staged a rally on Manezhnaya Square. As a result of clashes with the police, according to the city authorities, 32 people were injured.
Two processes have passed in the "manual business". On October 28, 2011, the College of the Tver District Court, as part of Igor Alisov, Alexandra Kovalevskaya and Alexei Krivoruchko, sentenced the activists of another Russia Igor Berezyuk, Ruslan Khubaev and Kirill UNCHUK to 5 and a half, 4 and 3 years of the colony, respectively. All three were found guilty under Article 318 (the use of violence in relation to a representative of the authorities), and Berezyuk - also in part 3 of Article 212 (calls for riots) and part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code. The investigation did not present convincing evidence of the guilt of the other Russia. Meanwhile, two other defendants in the case - Alexander Kosevin and Leonid Panin, who are not in another Russia - received 2 and a half and 2 years, respectively. In March 2012, the Moscow City Court slightly softened the sentences to three convicts: Khubaev for two months, Berezyuk - for three, Kozvina - for four. Kosevin and Panin have already been released.
The verdict in the second case was issued by the Tver court on August 8, 2012. The defendants, depending on the role of everyone, were accused under articles 212, 213, 282 (excitement of hatred or enmity) and 318 of the Criminal Code. Vladimir Kirpichnikov received 3 years in colony, Nikolai Twinyakov - 2 years in colony, Vitaly Vasin - 3 years conditionally, Grigory Bilchenko - 2 years conditionally. On October 29, the Moscow City Court reduced the term of Twojakov by one month, and also replaced the colony with a restriction of freedom. Vasin was softened for three months.
On April 12, 2013, a new person involved in the manual case was detained - Pavel Vazhenin. According to preliminary data, he is charged with part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism), the maximum sanction for which is seven years of the colony. The Russian public movement announced the readiness to take the defense of Vazhenin.