Alekhin was not released from Russia

The former Pussy Riot participant Maria Alekhina did not allow to fly from Russia at the Moscow Airport Sheremetyevo. This was written on Twitter by the former activist of the art group "War" Peter Verzilov.

Alekhina tried to sit on a flight to London - from there she was supposed to go to Edinburgh, where a theater performance under her book Riot Days was planned as part of the Edinburgh festival.

“On the passport, the girl took the passport, looked into the computer, immediately called and almost said something in a whisper in the phone. She said, the documents demand an additional check; an employee came, in general, a boy said that the FSB,” Alekhin quoted Mediazona. As a result, she was informed about the ban to leave the country.

As TASS reports with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies, Alekhina was banned from traveling abroad by decision of the bailiff of June 4 for evasion of compulsory work - the activist was appointed 100 hours of work for the promotion of Telegram by the FSB building on Lubyanka and 40 hours of work for the same building on the day of the Chekist. There is no information about Alekhina in the database of debtors to the Federal Bailiff Service.

On July 10, the peace judge of plot No. 199 of the capital district Kuntsevo Polina Trembacheva fined an activist for 400 thousand rubles for refusing to serve mandatory. Alekhin was found guilty at once in two cases under part 4 of article 20.25 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (evasion of compulsory work on serving).

On Tuesday, Alekhina and the former leader of the “God's will” movement Dmitry Enteo were posted at the entrance to the FSIN reception of the FSIN = Gulag and photographs of prisoners who were tortured in Russian colonies.