The court did not fine a deputy of the Adygea parliament from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation for a car rally in support of the war in Ukraine

The Maykop City Court of Adygea issued an oral warning to Elena Moskalenko , deputy of Khase Adygea from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, for a motor rally in support of the war in Ukraine. attention to the publication of the decision of March 25 We drew .

The police drew up a report against Moskalenko because she, as the secretary of the Maikop branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, did not submit a notification about the race on March 19 (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

The article implies a fine of up to 30 thousand rubles and up to 10 days of arrest. The judge considered the deputy’s violation to be insignificant.

Supporters of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation held “patriotic motor rallies” across Russia on March 19. The Adyghe branch published footage of the run in Maykop and called its purpose the expression of “support for the decision of the President of the Russian Federation to <…> begin a special operation to demilitarize and denazify this territory” and “support for our army, which is waging heavy battles aimed at ensuring the security of our Motherland.”