In the Russian Federation security officers detained a picket for a poster with a cat Leopold

The man was taken to the police, where they were interviewed about the attitude towards the war and the military service. On the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, security forces detained the picketers of Leo Sokolova. He went out to a single picket with a poster depicting a cat Leopold and the inscription "Let's live together". About it reports 24LiveBlog police immediately selected a picket, then gave again to make a proof photo, then took away again, and then led the guy to the car zone.

They conducted a surface inspection, interviewed work, military service and attitude to war. The picketers were then taken to the police department No. 78. He was subsequently released, and a protocol was drawn up on an article of violation of the rules of the regime of "increased readiness" (Part 2 of Article 8. 6. 1 of the NAAP of St. Petersburg). At the same time, a local resident with a plaque "No Water" was released in Kazan on a single picket.

To protect her veiled call, she complained about problems with water supply in the city. We will remind that earlier Focus wrote that in several bars in Moscow on March 17, the Omonivtsi were jumped. They forced the visitors to sing songs of the band "Lyuba" and threatened with electric stuners. One of the visitors was forced to write on the door "Z - for Russia". In Moscow, police detained the Crimean for an action in support of the army of the Russian Federation.