The police detained the editor of the ARZAMAS radio for a children's anti -war poster

The radio editor of Arzamas Mika Golubovsky was detained in Moscow for refusing to remove the “no war” poster from the window.

In an interview with The Insider, the journalist confirmed that he is currently in the Dorogomilovo police department, but they have not yet been handed the protocol: “They are trying to understand what to impose from 20.2.”

Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation - violation of the established procedure for the organization, or holding a rally.

Earlier, the man wrote that he was going to record a podcast with military stories: “Everything that happens is so monstrous that it is very difficult for me to choose some words. The war is terrible, the aggression of the Russian authorities is terrible, ”the announcement said in the search for heroes.

The poster in question was hung on the window of the apartment in which Golubovsky himself lives. “The police came to me right home and detained there,” he explains.

Golubovsky’s wife told The Insider that the children were drawn and hung on the window themselves. It really was written “No War” against the backdrop of the Ukrainian flag. In the morning, the district police officer came, asked to take off the poster and took his father's father along with the poster to the department, she said.