Ex-volunteer of Navalny's headquarters in Tver left Russia

Former volunteer of Navalny’s headquarters in Tver, Artur Bavrin, left Russia. He talks about this on his YouTube channel.

reported In the video, the activist spoke about the pressure from the security forces: on February 26, traffic police officers stopped him, and then the law enforcement officers who arrived searched the car. The activist was not informed what his status was and on what grounds his car was being searched. Later, Bavrin was summoned for a conversation with the local police officer.

The man also learned that in Tver the police asked those detained because of anti-war actions to sign a paper that listed the names of the organizers of the rally - among them was Bavrin’s name. After this, the activist decided to leave the country.

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