On Red Square in Moscow, a man set fire to Lenin’s mausoleum. A Molotov cocktail was thrown by a 37-year-old man named Konstantin Stachukov.
About it informs Russian telegram channel Baza.
The man threw a bottle containing an incendiary mixture towards the mausoleum. As a result, the bottle broke on the paving stones and a fire broke out. The incident occurred on the evening of July 17, around 22:00, but it became known about it only now.
Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs immediately detained the man at the scene. An administrative case was initiated against him under the article “disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer”. Today he will appear before the court for further consideration of the case.
As Cursor wrote earlier, earlier residents of Moscow and the Moscow region, whose close relatives went to fight in Ukraine, began to receive warning notes. Messages were found in various places – in mailboxes, on front doors and on car windows. The inscriptions contain phrases like: “You are the sister/wife/mother of the murderer” and indicate the number of the regiment, company and platoon, in which the Russian occupier allegedly serves. The authors of these notes used large letters to write the phrase: “We all know!”. This causes concern among Russians, who admit that such actions “frighten” them.
We also wrote about the case when Ukrainian cyber partisans were able to hack into the air of one of the radio stations in the Russian Federation. As a result of this hack, it was announced that President Putin signed a decree to end the so-called “special military operation” in Ukraine. It is known that such a “message” from Ukrainian hackers was received by residents of the city of Kursk.
* – until the complete denazification of the Russian Federation, the editors of the Cursor refuse to show respect for the occupiers and murderers and will write some proper names exclusively and fundamentally with a small letter. No war!
2023-07-18 06:38:39
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