A Voronezh human rights activist was thrown a bag of severed chicken heads onto her balcony.

On the morning of September 13, Voronezh human rights activist Natalya Zvyagina found a package with severed chicken heads on her balcony, reports Voronezh City Portal . This was preceded by a noise that she heard at night, but did not attach any importance to it. In addition, when she left the apartment, she found that her door was doused with green paint. Zvyagina wrote a statement to the police about the attack. She considers the nightly stunt a continuation of a series of attacks on human rights activists in the city, similar to the attack on Andrei Yurov, a member of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, who on July 1 was hit on the head and doused with green paint. Why it was chicken heads that were thrown onto the balcony, Zvyagina is unclear. (One can recall a similar but clearer story in Novosibirsk, when shortly before the uncoordinated March for the Federalization of Siberia, one of its organizers, Alexei Baranov, had a severed sheep's head planted under the door of his apartment.)