Khabarovsk flayer turned out to be a neo-Nazi

On October 23, 2016, the media wrote that in Khabarovsk, 17-year-old Alina O., accused of cruelty to animals, turned out to be a neo-Nazi. girl on her pages on social networks has repeatedly called for monstrous actions. According to the portal Life, referring to the messages of the flayer in the social network, she invited people to burn churches with clergy inside.

Moreover, in one of the virtual albums of a resident of Khabarovsk there was found many photographs depicting the nationalist symbolism.

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In October 2016, an animal cruelty case was opened in Khabarovsk. According to the materials of the case, two girls took animals from the shelter, and then killed them, bullying the animals was posted on social networks.

On October 23, 2016, Life published screenshots from the VKontakte social network, indicating that one of the defendants in the case has neo-Nazi views and despises religion. In 2015, Alina O. published pictures " in which she claimed that her conscience is Adolf Hitler " and photographs with a swastika and other neo-Nazi symbols. In addition, she called for the burning of Orthodox churches together with priests.

The defendants in the case were placed under house arrest. One of them fully admitted her guilt.

Sources

• Zhivoderka from Khabarovsk urged to burn churches together with priests // life. 2016. October 23.
• Skinners from Khabarovsk: Alina Orlova calls for burning Orthodox churches and priests // Politland. 2016. October 24.