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Date
11/23/2017
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OVD-Info
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Employees of Center “E” came to the home of a Kostroma nationalist and threatened his mother

On November 23, employees of Center “E” came to the home of the head of the Party of Nationalists of Kostroma Stepan Svyatovoda (Razin). Only his mother was at home, they began to threaten her, the OVD-Info activist reported.

“Today, at about 20:30, operatives from the Center for Emergency Control broke into my house. My mother refused to open the door, and the operatives began to threaten her, saying that “we will still find and catch your son, his article does not fit the statute of limitations, no matter how long he hides,” the activist relayed the story to his mother. Razin says that the woman felt bad. Her blood pressure rose. In addition, the activist’s mother has a second group disability.

At 23:30 the police were at the entrance, next to the apartment where Stepan Razin lives.

On the morning of November 23, a court hearing was held on Razin’s administrative case - he was detained on October 7 at a rally. The activist did not appear in court, since he had been wanted since November 12.

On November 3, it became known that the nationalist was arrested for five days.

  • As 7×7 notes , Stepan Svyatovoda coordinated Kostroma supporters of politician Vyacheslav Maltsev. The Artpodgotovka movement, whose leader is nationalist Vyacheslav Maltsev, was declared extremist on October 26. The decision has not yet entered into force.