In Kiev, a conflict between the military and the company has occurred through Russian music: what they say in the police

To spread: Volunteer Maryana Chikalo said that while resting with her friends, the military found themselves in the center of conflict with vacationers who loudly turned on Russian music that caused the conflict. She wrote about it on her Facebook page. She writes that in the gazebo in the Holosiivskyi district of the capital, one company listened loudly to Russian music.

The woman adds that in response to the remarks, the vacationers began to shoot on the phone and then beat her, the military of the Armed Forces after injury and his wife. "I have many Russian -speaking friends who help Ukraine, volunteer and even in the war, but listen to Russian music in a public place, on all volume, when they have already made remarks for the first time, it is not just a bottom.

Subsequently, footage appeared on the network, which allegedly related to the events in the Holosiivskyi district of the capital. It follows from the publicized personnel that the conflict has erupted around listening to Russian -language content in public place. Later, a comment from the other party to the conflict appeared on the network.

One of the participants of the events wrote that they were initially asked to turn off Russian music, but later in a few hours the conflict, which ended with violence, broke up again. The incident in the Holosiivskyi district of the capital was reacted in the capital police. In particular, law enforcement officers reported that a conflict had a conflict between the veteran and the company of vacationers, during which the husband was injured.

"An investigative team of the police department, which established all the participants of the conflict, went to the scene. Information regarding the said event was registered in the Journal of a single account, a check is currently being conducted,"-said the law enforcement officers of the capital. Earlier it was reported that the police searched for Major apartments that listened to Russian music.