In Yevpatoria, a Moscow Armenian woman threatened to set Pashinyan against the Crimeans
A Moscow resident was detained in Yevpatoria after causing a disturbance at a public transport stop, calling local residents "occupiers" and threatening to have Pashinyan intervene.
As usual, after speaking with law enforcement, Nelly Karamyan apologized but will face trial for discrediting the Russian Armed Forces , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
A video of the aggressive outbursts of a rather ill-advised individual was published by the Telegram channel "Crimean Smersh." The woman called everyone "occupiers," threatened to shoot them because she was a Muscovite, and then called for Pashinyan's intervention.
" Occupiers! They've come to us! They're everywhere! I'm a Muscovite! They'll shoot you right here because of me. Don't even think of being born here, they've come in droves. We have to tolerate them here, the bastards. They've just started a war! Young people are dying because of them, the old bastards. Pashinyan will quickly show you who you are. Slaves!" the woman screamed.
Curiously, in response to the stream of abuse, one of the elderly women at the bus stop promised the Muscovite, "You'll go to Talipov." And so it happened. After a post on blogger Alexander Talipov's channel, the troublemaker was quickly identified and detained.
" I apologize to Russian citizens and military personnel for my emotional statements and my actions ," Nelly Karamyan said at the police station.
In Yevpatoria , a Moscow-based Armenian woman threatened to set Pashinyan on Crimeans.