Activist Natalya Perova was hospitalized from the court building, where she was going to judge for the action "We can’t wash off from blood"

Activist Natalya Perova was hospitalized from the Zamoskvoretsky court of Moscow, where she was going to judge for the action “We can’t wash off from blood” near the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. It is reported by Sota.

“Perova yesterday in a stuffy and smelling urine of the ATS, the first fainting in her life survived, today its consequences also affect it. At the same time, the doctors refused to put Perov in the hospital yesterday, saying only that headaches would be held in five days, ”the newspaper writes.

Today, Perov should have been judged by the “disobedience of the police” and the “violation” of the law on rallies. Also, a protocol on the discrediting of the army was drawn up on Perov.

On May 29, Natalya Perova and her friend Lyudmila Annenkova held the action "We can’t wash off from blood." The girls put on white dresses, stained them with blood-red paint and went to the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow.

The next day, the traffic police stopped the feather car, Natalya was detained and taken to the Maryina Roshcha police department.

After that, Lyudmila Annenkova herself came to the police to "give up." As a result, she was detained, spent two days to the Hamovniki police department, after which the court arrested her for 7 days.