In St. Petersburg, the human rights activist shouted "no war" in the theater. There was Beglov

The human rights activist and activist Kirill Fedorov on October 18 came to the play "Seagull" at the Small Drama Theater in St. Petersburg. During the release of the actors to bow several times, he shouted "no war." At this time, Governor Alexander Beglov sat behind him. Fedorov told about this on his Facebook.

According to Fedorov, he came to the performance with his mother, and before he began, they discussed the mobilization and her possible termination in St. Petersburg. In the intermission, the human rights activist noticed that Alexander Beglov was sitting behind him.

“I hope Comrade Beglov heard our conversation with my mother, I thought during the second act. So, Stop. In February and March, I went to the center of St. Petersburg and shouted anti -war slogans to reach the authorities, but here the governor is sitting next to it and I will say nothing, this is wrong with respect to what is happening horror and disrespectful towards himself,” the activist wrote.

After the end of the second act, the artists bowed to the bow, the hall applauded standing standing. Fedorov began to shout "no war." This did not cause reactions in the hall, the actors continued the bow, the governor, as the activist remarked, "smiled embarrassedly."

“I don’t know if there will be any consequences of my act. But I’m sure of my innocence. In the end, I remain in my own country in order to openly express my anti-war position. And let Alexander Dmitrievich also know about it,” Fedorov wrote.

On the afternoon of October 19, he published another post. In it, he quotes the spectator, which was also at the performance. She said that she began to shoot a video of how Fedorov shouted “no to war”, and “only later realized that it was necessary to scream in response.” The girl wrote to the activist that "he is not alone."

• Kirill Fedorov is a psychologist, human rights activist and LGBT activist. On September 2, the Ministry of Justice of Russia introduced it to the register of "foreign agents". Fedorov said that he would not comply with the requirements of the law on "foreign agents", but at the same time will remain in Russia.