The ex-leader of the “Baltic Vanguard of Russian Resistance” was detained in Kaliningrad

In Kaliningrad, on May 27, the former leader of the Baltic Vanguard of Russian Resistance, Alexander Orshulevich, was detained , Mediazona reports.

As the newspaper writes, at about 7 o'clock in the morning they came to the nationalist with a search and put a plastic bag on his head. Orshulevich's digital equipment was confiscated. According to his wife, they were also planted with a phone, paint cans and stencils with "statements of extremist content."

The nationalist was taken away by the police. His mother said that Orshulevich was suspected under article 282.1 of the Criminal Code (organization of an extremist community). The court on choosing a measure of restraint will take place on May 29. Orshulevich's wife noted that he was not allowed to contact a lawyer.

also Orshulevich is one of the organizers of the Russian March in Kaliningrad. In September 2016, he received a warning from the prosecutor's office for calling to rename Kaliningrad to Koenigsberg. He was threatened with criminal liability under the article on calls for separatism.