Nationalists celebrated June 12

On June 12, 2013, an opposition rally took place in Moscow according to an agreed route - from Kaluga Square along Bolshaya Yakimanka Street to Bolotnaya Square. IN Nationalists also took part in the event.

Before the start of the march, in front of the column under construction, the observers of the SOVA center noticed about 15 people (some of them in T-shirts with the emblem of the "Slavic Force") - with two streamers - "Freedom to Georgy Borovikov" and "Udomlya in trouble." Nikolai Bondarik ("Russian Party") addressed the audience. This group left before the start of the procession. One person was arrested for lighting a fire.

The following nationalist organizations took part in the march itself: RONA (Russian United National Alliance) with a poster "There was no end - the struggle continues" - about 15 people, the Initiative Group for the Referendum "For Responsible Power" (ex-"Army of Will people") - about 10 people, the NDP (National Democratic Party) - about 50 people. NDP activists walked with a banner "Russians against dictatorship." In the column were one of the leaders of the NDP Konstantin Krylov and one of the leaders of the association "Russians" Alexander Belov: Several people with imperial flags have been spotted.

At the exit from Bolotnaya Square, there were about 15 more people under imperial flags who collected money "for political prisoners", handed out calendars with the symbols of the "Association of White Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War" and leaflets with calls to join the "Russians" association.

In addition, another nationalist march "For legitimate power and true sovereignty" took place in the south-east of Moscow in Lyublino along Pererva Street. The event, organized by Andrei Savelyev's "Great Russia" party, gathered between 100 and 300 people according to various estimates. The marchers lined up in columns and began to march, shouting nationalist chants, to the beat of drums. The most numerous, as expected, was the column of "Great Russia", inside which were young people and several girls in black shirts, trousers and skirts with badges stylized as signs of the troops of Nazi Germany, under the imperial flags. Leaders periodically stopped the procession to restore order.

Members of the "Will" party and some other organizations spoke next.

The participants carried banners "Down with criminal power", "A country in ruins, collapse is everywhere - your fate is in your hands", "Kosovo and Metohija are Serbia. Russia and Serbia are united" and banners previously seen near the Oktyabrskaya metro station, "Freedom to George Borovikov", "Udomlya in trouble". In addition, there was a banner with the inscription "National Socialism: To each his own."

The action lasted about an hour. Employees kept order during the procession law enforcement. The policemen demanded that the arriving Cossacks hand over their whips and confiscated the Black Hundred leaflets. No one was arrested at the event.

Sources

• Inc. inf.
• Based on right-wing blogs.
• Nationalists held their action dedicated to the Day of Russia today // Echo of Moscow. 2013. June 12.