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Navalny was doused with greening in Moscow
On the politics of Alexei Navalny, they attacked in Moscow and doused with green. This was announced by his spokeswoman Kira Yarmysh.
https://twitter.com/kira_yarmysh/status/857602759117484032
As Yarmysh said, the politician was heading for the Global Event Forum (he is held at the Center for International Trade on the Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment), where he was supposed to perform. An unknown man was waiting for Navalny near the office of the Corruption Fund (FBK) near the car.
According to Yarmysh, after the Navalny attack they called an ambulance, as the green fell into the eye. The opposition himself later said that the ambulance decided to take him to the hospital as a seriously wounded.
https://twitter.com/navalny/status/8576099555003826176
Later, the head of the legal department of the FBK, Ivan Zhdanov, published on Twitter a photo of the attacker at Navalny.
https://twitter.com/ioannzh/status/857623577193054208
As Yarmysh said , Navalny demanded to initiate a criminal case under articles on hooliganism (213 of the Criminal Code) and intentionally causing harm (112 of the Criminal Code).
In March, Navalny was doused with greening when he arrived at the opening of his election headquarters in Barnaul. In April 2016, politics splashed , according to him, “blue chemical fluid” at the office door. Then Navalny said that all such shares would end with "splashing with acid in the face with obvious support of the police and special services."
Navalny in December last year announced that he intends to participate in the presidential election in 2018. In early April, the Levada Center reported that the politician rating is 10%, while it doubled in a month.
Navalny's popularity increased after the investigation of the FBC , dedicated to the "Secret Empire" of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, which he created for "bribes of oligarchs and loans of state banks" using non-profit funds. Trust for Medvedev, according to the Levada Center survey, on the contrary, has sharply reduced ; 45% of respondents to one degree or another supported the resignation of the head of government.