Magnitogorsk Levofront Romanov pursues the FSB

The Magnitogorsk activist of the Left Front Andrei Romanov pursues the FSB. It is reported by "New Region".

As specified in the VK community "The Union of Initiative Groups of Magnitogorsk", on Monday at about 19:40, when Romanov left the entrance, a certain young man approached him and, without introducing himself, handed the agenda for the investigator of the regional Federal Penitentiary Service to the captain of Justice P. Osipov. The interrogation was appointed at 11:00 on the next day in Chelyabinsk; Meanwhile, the distance from Magnitogorsk to the regional center exceeds 300 kilometers.

In what case was the interrogation was supposed to be conducted and what status the novels have in this case, the document did not report the law in violation of the law. An unknown who handed the paper, he also did not specify this.

Romanov ignored the agenda. “Now every day I'm waiting for the FSB to make a forced drive,” he remarked.

According to the activist, the interest of the FSB in him is determined by his political activity. “I, most likely, had a criminal case because of our position in Ukraine and the fact that we are actively opposing the regime of Putin and the oligarch (Viktor. - Ed.) Rashnikov, the owner of the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine,” the Chelyabinsk Ephesians suggested, I don’t expect anything good from them. ”

Romanov explained that the Magnitogorsk Left Front is opposed to aggression in Ukraine. "The coordinator of the Left Front Sergei Udaltsov after his anti -Ukrainian statements we stopped respecting - they did not even make an action in his support when he was put on July 24," the activist said.

Earlier, Romanov was persecuted for trade union activities. In 2012, the case was opened against him under Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement of hatred or enmity). In this case, the 6-year-old son of an activist was interrogated.

In addition, Romanov was repeatedly fired from work. So, in the fall of 2013, he was dismissed from the Teplification Trust, where he worked as a locksmith, for a hunger strike . With his action, Romanov tried to force the administration of the enterprise to provide employees with elementary working conditions and increase salaries. The hunger strike lasted 32 days; The activist removed her at the insistence of the doctors who warned that her continuation could lead to irreversible consequences.

In early July 2014, Romanova was forcibly placed in a narcological dispensary , but the activist managed to escape from there. “I’m unemployed now, and you will lie at least once in a drug treatment dispensary, they immediately diagnose, and if you won’t find a diagnosis in our city,” he said. “It’s good that you still escaped, otherwise they would have turned into a vegetable.”