LDPR rally on Pushkinskaya Square gathered about a thousand participants

The LDPR rally on Pushkinskaya Square Moscow was without violations, Interfax reports with reference to the police statement. "A rally organized by a group of citizens was held on Pushkinskaya Square. Public order violations were not committed," the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow said.

According to the police, more than 1000 people took part in the event. The leader of the LDPR Vladimir Zhirinovsky appreciated the number of participants of three thousand people.

At the same time, there are reports that some of the present were paid for 300 rubles for participation in the shares. To get money, it was necessary to hand over the controller of the blue ribbon, which was issued during the action.

Speaking at the rally, Zhirinovsky accused the authorities of unwillingness to listen to the opinion of opponents. According to him, deputies from the LDPR in the State Duma do not decide anything and feel "impotents." "Here we are standing, deputies of the State Duma. Another party? You can create another party, you can become a deputy, but you can’t make any decisions. We stand - total impotent impotence - complete impotence," Zhirinovsky said. “Like dolls, as in the theater: look, citizens are a party, there is democracy, there is freedom of speech. And we do not make a decision, not you - the people,” he added.

On November 4, supporters of nationalist organizations hold several street actions at once. The traditional "Russian March" takes place in the Lublin area. In the area of ​​the Oktyabrsky field, about 1000 people spent the "royal march" in honor of the 400th anniversary of the Romanov house.

In the regions, the "Russian marches" gathered from several dozen to several hundred participants. Most of the shares ended without incident. The detention of 12 people was informed by the police of Krasnoyarsk.