Femen in Budapest held an action against Putin's arrival

Femen activist Yana Zhdanova held an action in Budapest against Vladimir Putin, who arrived in Hungary on an official visit. This was reported on the website of the group.

Zhdanova came to meet the Russian leader in an open chest; On the chest was written "Stop Putin!". Then the activist lifted the hem of the dress; On his wrong side it was written "Putin, Go Home!", as well as the arrow indicating down. Lobok Zhdanova turned out to be shaved and painted in the colors of the Russian flag.

"The Ukrainian sextremist Femen Yana Zhdanov called on Putin to clean back to her three -column p..d, that is, home to barbaric Russia," the group said in the manifesto to the action.

This text also said: "Femen accuses the Hungarian government of Lisobia in front of the Kremlin gas mafia. Femen warns Viktor Orban Hungarian, that the cost of a new" Budapest People’s Republic ", led by a Russian -speaking drunks, can become the cost of cheap Russian gas.

The group said that "joins Putin’s international accusations of terrorism" and called on the democratic world "to deal with the bloody dwarf in any way."

Hungarian police detained Zhdanov.

As Deutsche Welle previously reported , on Monday, on the eve of the visit of the Russian leader, another anti -Putin demonstration was held in Budapest. About 2 thousand people participated in it. The action took place under the slogan "Putin - no! Europe - yes!". Some manifestants held the flags of Ukraine.