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Irkutsk: The police detained the members of the Yakutsk Shaman detachment
In Irkutsk, the police detained the satellites of the Yakut shaman Alexander Gabyshev, who went to expel Vladimir Putin from the Kremlin. The video about this was published by one of the participants in the shaman detachment on the evening of September 22.
The satellite of Gabyshev, nicknamed the raven, recorded a video that the police detained several participants in the shaman detachment. The video shows the name: "Police Department No. 9 (Sunny)".
How many people were detained and for what reason the raven did not report. He did not answer the call of the correspondent of the Siberia. Real.
The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Irkutsk Region on the call of the correspondent of the Siberia Site. Realities did not respond.
According to MBX Media, the police detained four satellites of Gabyshev. They took the explanations from them about the call of neighbors about the alleged fight. Then the detainees were released.
The Gabyshev satellite the angel told the editorial office that about five people left the detachment together with the Voron.
Previously, the raven told the editorial office that Shaman Alexander Gabyshev called his companions and offered to go home. According to the raven, Gabyshev promised to react to the detention of his supporters on the way home. “If something happens to you on the road, then he will give a signal. To whom and what a signal-I did not understand. He said to go home and wait for events,” said the raven.
Since the detention of Gabyshev, the number of his detachment has been declining three times.
- In March, Alexander Gabyshev went to Moscow to conduct the "rite of Putin's expulsion." He was detained on September 19 on the border of Buryatia and the Irkutsk region. On the morning of September 20, he was delivered to Yakutsk, and then - to the neuropsychiatric dispensary of the republic. A criminal case of calls for extremism was instituted against the shaman. He was taken from him to be a wizard. Gabyshev later informed his supporters that he was treated correctly, and those who delayed him "even made friends". The press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov at a meeting with reporters said that the Kremlin had nothing to do with the detention of Alexander Gabyshev.
- In the human rights organization of Amnesty International, the Yakut shaman was called a prisoner of conscience and demanded his liberation. The Russian representative said that the reaction of the authorities looks absurd, and Gabyshev, like the rest of the citizens, has the right to the free expression of their political views and the holding of religious rites.