
Pussy Riot participants in their "shocking" in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior humiliated the dignity of women, Vladimir Putin said at a press conference. For this, the head of state added, he regrets the prisoners of activists. The condemnation of them by the real term, the head of state noted, he does not cause pity.
When Putin was asked whether the upcoming liberation of Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alekhina in amnesty means that the state was at the punishment of them disproportionate, he replied that the amnesty was not accepted for them. In addition, he added, the court sent them to the colony, and the State Duma announced the amnesty.
In October 2012, Putin called the verdict to Pussy Riot to the Pussy Riot . “In fact, it is right that they were arrested, and they did the right thing that the court made such a decision,” he said. “Because it is impossible to undermine the foundations of morality, morality, destroy the country. What will we stay then?”
“My first reaction was such that I asked believers for them, I thought that it would end,” Putin remarked. However, he added, the case, contrary to his expectations, began to spin and "reached the court, and the court hesitated the two -legged." “I have nothing to do with it. They wanted it - they got it,” the head of state concluded.