In Moscow, a deputy's wife who returned from the war in Ukraine died and beat her (photo)

After another beating, Anastasia Demina went to the police, but on the advice of her colleagues from the party "Edina Rossi" took the statement. Anastasia Demina, the wife of the MP, Valery Demina, which he beat after returning from the Russian-Ukrainian war, died in Moscow. On May 8, the Russian media Baza reports with reference to the personal page of the deputy on the social network "VKontakte".

According to journalists, 42-year-old Demin, who previously accused her husband of domestic violence, died on May 6. Before that, she broke her shoulder and tormented with pain, took painkillers and complained about panic attacks, could not do anything on the farm. Therefore, the "Hero of Your", a deputy from "Unified Russia" in the Babushkin district of Moscow, decided that the beating would make his wife do the farm. As the native Demina was later told, her condition has recently deteriorated.

After another beating, the woman simply "as if falling asleep and no longer got up", as the deputy himself writes. He seems to be missing his wife, although he was known to spend most of his time after his return from the war, not his wife, and even managed to introduce her children to her. The real causes of death will be established by the forensic examination. At the end of February 2024, Demin accused her husband Valery of beating.

Returning from his "home on vacation, he was angry with his wife, beat her and pulled her hair, which significantly worsened the injury of the shoulder and neck. After another beating, the woman wrote a statement to the police, but on the advice of her colleagues from the United Russia party, from which she was a deputy of the Council of Municipal Deputies of Rostokin district, took the statement.