Orthodox activists were detained for protesting against Stalinism

The leader of the movement "God's will" Dmitry Enteo and Orthodox activist Lyudmila Esipenko were detained by police at a rally at Stalin's grave. At that moment, when fans of the “Leader of the Peoples” from the Communist Party laid bouquets at the bust of their idol in honor of his recent birthday, Enteo and Esipenko threw carnation flowers at the monument with the words “Burn in hell”, “Judas”, “Killer of the Russian people” . this Enteo announced on his Twitter on December 21.

There was a scuffle - the activists were attacked by the Stalinists. The police took Enteo and Esipenko to the Kitai-Gorod police department, where they were fined under Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - “Petty hooliganism”, after which the activists were released.