St. Petersburg: two far-right men with Nazi tattoos attacked a visitor from Uzbekistan
In September 2019, two ultra-rightists stabbed a visitor from Uzbekistan in St. Petersburg. The suspects have been detained. On September 16, 2019, a xenophobic attack on a native of Uzbekistan took place in the Krasnogvardeisky district of St. Petersburg. It is reported that at about 11 pm at house number 16/27 on Sredneokhtinsky Prospekt, two young men stabbed a 32-year-old visitor three times in the back. Fortunately, the victim managed to survive and was taken to the hospital.