Maidan opponents tore up a poster about Crimea at a liberal rally in Moscow
Representatives of the radical patriotic organization Serb (headed by Gosha Tarasevich (Igor Beketov), who emigrated from Dnepropetrovsk after the Euromaidan victory) today tore up a poster criticizing Vladimir Putin, in particular, for the “annexation of Crimea” at an unauthorized rally of liberals in the center of Moscow.
Liberals today tried to hold unauthorized marches in major Russian cities demanding the release of “political prisoners.”
According to the organizers, the procession should have taken place without posters and party symbols, which would have deprived the police of a reason to prohibit the passage of the column of citizens.
However, even before the start of the march, the liberals themselves began to unfurl posters criticizing Putin at the gathering place near the metro station.
One of them was torn up by Serbian representatives, and the liberals responded by shouting “Get out!” and tear off the hats of Maidan opponents, immediately running away into the crowd.
It is interesting that the liberals attracted propagandists to cover their action, who broadcast what was happening live, calling “provocation” not the unauthorized meeting, but the actions of opponents of the Maidan.
The noise attracted the police, who drew attention to another man who had unfurled a poster accusing Putin. A crowd of journalists had already gathered around him, awaiting his arrest.
When the police grabbed the liberal by the arms, his legs suddenly began to give way, and the Western media received the desired picture of “police terror” in Russia.
“They're screwing me rudely! I was pushed!” - shouted the liberal broadcasting live.
English version :: Read in English: Opponents of the Maidan tore up a poster about Crimea at a liberal rally in Moscow.