In the eyes of the cops: journalist Arkady Babchenko threw the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Estonia (photo)

Estonians detained the journalist and opened the case against him. In Tallinn (Estonia), a Russian opposition journalist threw the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the eyes of law enforcement. This was reported on July 30 by the Estonian edition of Delfi. "The man of 1977 was born with eggs of the Embassy of the Russian Federation. The man was detained on the site of the patrol, against him the case was opened," the Estonian Police press service said.

The publication noted that other details are not disclosed yet, as the information will still be specified during the case. On July 31, Arkady Babchenko himself posted a photo from a police car on July 31 and confirmed information about the incident in Tallinn. "Estonian seagulls fly over our zooon . . . It should be noted that Arkady Babchenko is a Russian opposition journalist and prose writer. He criticizes the Putin regime and condemns Russian armed aggression against Ukraine.

In 2017, he emigrated to the Czech Republic and then to Ukraine because of the beginning of repression and persecution of journalists in Moscow. He later went to the European Union. In particular, the journalist has resided in Estonia since 2022. We will remind, Focus wrote that on July 26, the diplomatic service of the Czech Republic filed a lawsuit against the municipal court of Prague against the Russian Federation through the use of land for non -diggmatic purposes.