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An activist was detained at the court where a lawsuit to limit Alexey Moskalev's parental rights was being considered

In Efremov, activist Lena Tarbaeva was detained, who came from St. Petersburg to a meeting on restricting the parental rights of Alexei Moskalev, who was sentenced to two years in prison in the case of “discrediting” the army. This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to a friend of the girl.

A photograph published by SOTAvision shows the activist standing outside the courthouse with a poster similar to the now famous anti-war drawing by Moskalev’s daughter Masha. It shows a Ukrainian woman standing in front of a child to protect him from Russian missiles. Tarbaeva also wrote: “Putin eats children.”

According to a friend of the detainee, already in the courthouse the activist felt unwell. Then the security forces took her outside under the pretext of calling an ambulance. However, according to eyewitnesses, Tarbaeva was detained by eight people.

As a result, she was taken to the Efremovsky police station, the police are drawing up a report against the activist about “discrediting” the army (Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code), told SOTAvision the head of this department of the department . An ambulance was never called for Tarbaeva.

53-year-old Alexei Moskalev, who raised his daughter on his own, has been under house arrest since March 2. Then Masha Moskaleva was sent to social rehabilitation center for minors No. 5 in Efremov. to see the girl Visitors were not allowed . Even before the verdict, her father escaped from house arrest, but was detained in Belarus.

After her ex-husband was convicted, Olga Sitchikhina, Masha’s mother, promised to take her to her place in the Tambov region. The woman also said that she was going to "beat off her policies, anti-propaganda and drawings." At the same time, the claim for restriction of parental rights, filed by the commission on minors’ affairs, concerns both parents of the schoolgirl. The second meeting is scheduled for today; Sitchikhin was not present at the first.