In St. Petersburg, human rights activist Idrisov is brutally beaten

In St. Petersburg, three unknown people brutally beat the human rights activist Dinar Idrisov. This was reported by the ATS-info with reference to the victim himself.

Idrisov is in the hospital in the maxillofacial surgery department. He has a fragmentation fracture of the left cheekbone, the hematoma of the temporal region, a closed traumatic brain injury and a concussion, as well as a fracture of the hand, requiring a complex operation with the installation of a pin, and bruises of the chest and lumbosacral spine. The initial suspicions of damage to the retina were not confirmed.

The attack occurred on Sunday afternoon at the entrance of the house on the corner of Tverskaya and Odessa streets. Idrisov conducted a video broadcast on his Facebook from the voter strike . He decided to remove the action on top and, rising to the upper floors, called the apartments to ask for permission to go and make personnel. No one opened, and Idrisov went downstairs.

Three strangers stood on the site of the first floor. When the human rights activist passed by, one made him a cut. Idrisov fell to his knees and received a blow to the temple. Then the opposition began to silently beat the three of them. Both mobile phones that the human rights activist had defiantly broke their feet. The same did with the camera, which was fixed on his chest.

“After that, they began to methodically beat on the head, mainly with their feet,” Idrisov continued. “I tried to defend myself, set my hand - it was broken.”

Hearing that people descend from above, the criminals stopped beating and left. Residents of one of the apartments took the victim. “I don’t even remember how they turned out to them - apparently, I was already a little in the unconscious,” Idrisov remarked.

After some time, they began to call the apartment. The owners did not open the door. Then one of them, having left intelligence and making sure that there was no danger, led the victim through the back door.

Idrisov did not contact the police, but immediately went to the doctors.

As the victim suggests, the attack was not committed by the Black Hundreds, but by Silovica operatives. He made such a conclusion from the fact that after beating the criminals began to search for him at the apartments of the entrance.

“They beat me professionally, and if the first blow to the temple did not fall on the tangent, he could well lead to death,” Idrisov remarked.

“I don’t know what this attack may be connected with,” the human rights activist noted, “with yesterday’s rally and in general my street activity, with my current human rights activity or with a post on Facebook about the persecution of anti -fascists and FSB methods .”

Idrisov had not received threats lately, with the exception of messages from the militants of the NODs, which he seriously does not perceive.

There was no surveillance before the attack on the human rights activist. However, he noted, since he was broadcasting, it was not difficult to establish his whereabouts of the attackers.