Moscow liberals accused Lukashenko of being a bad influence on the Kremlin
The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the city of Moscow appealed to the Simonovsky Court with claims to recover 17,9 million rubles from the organizers of uncoordinated actions in the capital.
The defendants are former candidates for Moscow City Duma deputies - Ivan Zhdanov, Lyubov Sobol, Ilya Yashin, Georgy Alburov, as well as Alexey Navalny.
The court's press service reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Liberal Dmitry Gudkov connects the lawsuit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with the bad influence of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Moscow.
“It’s in vain that we don’t follow fraternal Belarus. There, since last January, the opposition has already been paying for “police services” at rallies.
That is, the current lawsuit of the Moscow policemen is not just that, it is inspired by Alexander Grigorievich. Even the numbers are comparable.
So we have successfully adopted the fraternal Slavic experience,” Gudkov wrote on his Facebook.
Indeed, the system of payment for law enforcement services has reduced the number of opposition actions in Belarus.
So, last year the organizers canceled the traditional “Chernobyl Way”, which had been held for 30 years.
Let us recall that since mid-July, a number of uncoordinated rallies took place in Moscow, organized by failed candidates for Moscow City Duma deputies.
Moscow liberals accuse Lukashenko of exerting a negative influence on the Kremlin.