Moscow: attack on "Attack"

On October 29, 2014, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow arrested Stanislav Mityaev and Vladimir Weaver.

On October 29, 2014, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow considered the petition about the arrest of the leaders of the neo-Nazi movement "Attack" Stanislav Mityaev and Vladimir Weaver.

According to investigators, young people created their own ultra-right movement, whose main task was the violent overthrow of the current government in Russia. It is reported that the promotion of their ideas by young people and their associates carried out through social networks, as well as posted leaflets and stickers. The suspects themselves claim that they acted within the law and even with new members of the organization took a subscription in which they pledged to comply with the laws RF.

Unfortunately, sources of information to which one could treat with confidence, there is actually no case in this case, and understand what exactly the Ataka's activities and whether they were violent is not yet known. possible.

It is also not reported what exactly is incriminated to young people. people.

The court arrested S. Mityaev and V. Tkach until 28 December.

In early November 2014, the investigation charged him with creating an extremist community. S. Mityaev and V. Tkach. S. Mityaev and V. Tkach were arrested for two months. While the nationalists are not charged with any violent actions.

As far as the SOVA Center knows, the Ataka movement appeared last summer, and was created by several activists who left the OD "Restrukt".

In July 2013, in the ultra-right segment of the Russian Internet a statement was circulated by ex-members of Restrukt, where they reported that leave the organization because it has become a source for self-promotion of the ideologue movements of Maxim "Tesak" Martsinkevich. In addition, the statement said, that young people intend to engage in the propaganda of National Socialism and more actively engage in "social" projects similar to "Occupy Pedophilia", "Occupy Drug" etc.

Who was the author of this statement is now already established complicated, but Vladimir Tkacha also appears as signatories (as a former member of the political Board of "Restrukt"), and Stanislav Mityav (as ex-deputy for personnel work of "Restrukt").

According to our information, members of the Attack movement took part in raids to search for illegal immigrants, at least one of which was carried out jointly with police officers.

Sources

• Moscow's Presnensky Court Arrests Alleged Leaders of Ataka Nationalist Movement // City News Agency "Moscow". 2014. October 29.
• “If only Mein Kampf was seized” // Russian planet. 2014. October 30.
• The investigation brought charges against the alleged leaders of the nationalist movement "Attack" // City News Agency "Moscow". 2014. November 7.
• Based on ultra-right websites.