Media: in St. Petersburg they detained a graduate student for the broken window of the military enlistment office and anti -war inscriptions

Vladimir Mironov, 25-year-old graduate student of the St. Petersburg Academic University named after Alferov, was detained on charges of hooliganism. According to operatives, he broke the window at the military registration and enlistment office and left anti -war inscriptions there. The young man is accused of hooliganism and the commission of public actions aimed at discrediting the Russian army, writes Baza. At the same time, according to Fontanka, a criminal case was brought against a graduate student only under an article on hooliganism.

According to the employee of the military registration and enlistment office, inscriptions appeared on the facade of the building: “No War”, “Stop killing” and “How much you can kill”.

After the start of the war in Ukraine, more than a hundred people in Russia were persecuted for the arson of military enlistment offices, partisan actions on railways and other radical anti -war actions or preparation for them.

Last week it was reported that the ninth grader was detained in Tobolsk on suspicion of plans to set fire to the military enlistment office.