Orthodox activist and temple desecrator ended up in the same paddy wagon
Police detained today in Moscow participants in a protest against the blocking of the Telegram messenger in Russia. About ten young people threw multi-colored paper airplanes in the direction of the FSB office on Lubyanka Square.
It is noteworthy that among those detained were long-time antagonists: Orthodox activist Dmitry Enteo and Maria Alekhina, a member of the scandalous group of liberal actionists Pussy Riot.
In February 2012, Pussy Riot broke through to the altar of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow and began performing mocking songs and dances there. For this they were later criminally punished and served prison sentences. Maria Alyokhina served a year and nine months.
Enteo, the founder of the "God's Will" movement, then supported tough measures against "puseks". Moreover, he began to fight with the group's fans.
On August 27, 2012, at the Paveletsky railway station in Moscow, Enteo tore a guy’s T-shirt with the image of “Pussy Riot”. The Orthodox activists accompanying him attacked a supporter of the group, shouting “This will happen to any blasphemer!” On the same day, Enteo and a group of supporters entered the Moscow documentary theater "Teatr.doc", where they tried to disrupt a performance dedicated to the Pussy Riot case.
An Orthodox activist and a church desecrator ended up in the same police van.