Orel authorities did not approve a rally against the local governor

The Orel administration refused to allow the Native Eagle public movement to hold a rally against the region's governor, Vadim Potomsky, on Lenin Square. This was reported on December 20 by the Oryol News news agency.

As the government's refusal was explained, the declared number of participants in the public event (ten thousand people) does not meet the norms for the maximum occupancy of the area, which is set at one person per square meter. In connection with, And ten thousand people, according to the municipality, the area simply will not accommodate.

The rallies taking place on Lenin Square, in particular, for the annexation of Crimea to Russia, gathered 5-6 thousand participants.

The anti-governor rally was planned to be held on December 24.