The activist detained in St. Petersburg drew up two protocols for Putin's portrait behind bars
Vladimir Putin In St. Petersburg, on the night of July 21, activist Alexander Nazimov was detained, who the day before hung a portrait of Putin behind bars with the signature of "No War" on the Trinity Tower of the Moscow Kremlin. For this, two protocols drew up on him. This was told by Nazimov by the OVD-Info. In St. Petersburg, a man was detained at the Ladozhsky station, who glued Putin’s photo on the Spasskaya Tower in Moscow.