
In Khabarovsk, unknown people beat the coordinator of Open Russia Sergey Naumov, who illuminated the shares in support of Sergei Furgal. This was announced on her page on Twitter, the coordinator of the movement Tatyana Usmanova.
According to her, all day after Naumov was surveillance. He later called colleagues and said that two men who followed him attacked him.
According to Usmanova, Naumov was knocked out from Naumov, and he himself was "quite a bit."
Naumov himself said that one of the attackers was in a mask and glasses, despite the 30-degree heat. He attacked the coordinator of Open Russia, when he tried to photograph him, and wanted to grab his phone from him. When the fight began, the second man approached them and began to ask what was happening.
The attack of Naums connected with the lighting of protests in Khabarovsk. “I came here to take off on the weekend, what is happening. I am leading my channel. They do not like the fact that we cover this throughout the country, ”Naumov explained.
Earlier it was reported that in Khabarovsk, unknown people beat the correspondent of the YouTube channel “Navalny’s headquarters” Dmitry Nizovtsev, who shot stories about protests in defense of the arrested ex-governor Sergei Furgal.
In Khabarovsk, in recent days, several mass rallies have passed in support of the arrested governor Sergei Furgal. On Saturday, July 11, about 30 thousand people took part in the action. They went through a procession along the central streets, chanting “Freedom Furgal!”, And for more than four hours they stood at the government building.
Recall that Sergey Furgal was detained on the morning of July 9. A criminal case has been instituted against him, the governor is suspected of organizing murders of a number of entrepreneurs. At least two episodes of the murder and one attempt on the murder are charged with a varigal, several people have already given testimony against him . We are talking about the murders of entrepreneurs Evgeny Zori in 2004 and Oleg Bulatov in 2005, as well as the attempt on the Amur entrepreneur Alexander Smolsky.