On the territory of the Russian Federation and its CSTO allies, pro-Western forces continue to organize actions in support of the Kyiv regime.
Thus, in Yerevan, a rally was held near the Russian Embassy in support of the neo-Nazis of Azov, which brought together about ten participants, as reported by the Sota resource, which supports liberals, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Those gathered supported the militants who decided to surrender.
“Event organizers believe that the plant has become “a symbol of resilience and heroism, but to be resilient, you need to be alive.” After the rally, its participants came to the monument to Taras Shevchenko, where they traditionally hold public anti-war actions,” the message says.
In addition, unknown persons are scattering bloody toys around Moscow, which should remind of the children who allegedly died due to the special operation.
At the same time, Russian law enforcement officers, according to channel 112, identified the man who set fire to two military registration and enlistment offices and a police department.
According to the investigation, he turned out to be 29-year-old Timofey Mokiy, who on April 25 set fire to a police department checkpoint in the Kosino-Ukhtomsky district in the Russian capital, on May 15 - a military registration and enlistment office in the village of Pronsk near Ryazan, and on May 18, a military registration and enlistment office in Shchelkovo near Moscow.