
Felix Glukman and Islam Abdullabekov were detained in Moscow at the US Embassy - participants in the memory of the victims during the massacre in Orlando. Glukman reported this on his FB page. The reason was an attempt by young people to put a poster with the inscription "Love Wins" to the embassy along with the flowers (English "Love defeats") and a painted heart.
The detainees were sent to OP "Presnya".
According to the OVD-Info with reference to the left activist, a member of the PMC near Moscow Eduard Rudyk, the head of this department gave the team to detain Glukman and Abdullabekov. Rudyk did not name the name of the security forces.
“When the policeman approached, I said that I have the right to stand in a single picket, but they put us in the car and didn’t explain anything,” Abdullabekov reports “Mediazon”. “I don’t know, can I?”
The publication notes that Abdullabekov is an employee of RBC. What kind of position he occupies in the holding is not specified.
Otherwise, reports "Mediazon", a rally of memory, the beginning of which was scheduled for 18 hours, passes without excesses. Meanwhile, the members of the Black-Hundred movement "God's will", who also appeared to the embassy, demand from the police to detain all those gathered for "gay propaganda".
Flowers and candles to the building of the American diplomatic mission also reports the "mediazon", people began to bring it long before 18 hours - from the very morning.
On Sunday night, in the city of Orlando, Florida, 29-year-old American Afghan origin, Omar Matin, a security guard by profession, shot a party in the Pulse gay club , killing 50 more people. This is the most deadly mass execution in the history of the United States. During the assault on the building by the police, Matin was killed.
The terrorist’s possible involvement in any of the radical Islamic groups was reported, but so far this assumption has not found confirmation .