Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina and Crimean opposition activist Aleksey Yefremov released from police. During the day, they were detained in a cafe near the Simferopol railway station after Cossacks approached the activists and began threatening them. Alyokhina's colleagues Olga Borisova and Alexander Sofeev, who disappeared during the day, arrived safely in Moscow. about this on Facebook . wrote Journalist Anton Naumlyuk
In the afternoon, in a Simferopol cafe, Alyokhina and Efremov were approached by representatives of the Crimean Self-Defense and began to insult them, demanding to go with them. The police who came to the call did not detain the hooligans, but Alyokhina and Efremov.
Olga Borisova and Alexander Sofeev were detained on February 26, but after leaving the police they did not get in touch, they could not be found in Crimea and Moscow. At the same time, the equipment that was returned to the activists after their release does not work: the laptop and both phones do not turn on, although they tried to charge them before that. Now both of them have returned to Moscow.
“In a conversation with Alyokhina, an employee of the Center “E” assured that his colleagues did not break the equipment of Borisova and Sofeev. Who broke it, the eschnik did not say, just as he did not say who had the hard drive from Sofeev's computer. Alyokhina was persistently urged to go home,” Naumlyuk writes.