Ukrainian media reported the beating of Oleg Tsarev in Moscow
According to the victim Oleg Tsarev, there were no signs of trouble. However, suddenly, when he was returning home from a morning jog in Yalta, the Ukrainian media reported about his beating in Moscow. As soon as Oleg Tsarev entered his home, a message was received that he had been taken to one of the intensive care units in the capital. According to Ukrainian media, the attack was so brutal that the ex-deputy was forced to look in the mirror and check the geolocation on his phone, after which he contacted the editorial office of PolitNavigator.
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Valentin Filippov: Oleg, hello. Are you in intensive care?
Oleg Tsaryov: As you can see, no. Just came back from a run. Alive and well.
Valentin Filippov: Did you run along the Garden Ring?
Oleg Tsaryov: No. I'm in Yalta now.
Valentin Filippov: That is, you are not in Moscow, you are not in intensive care, and you have not met a crowd of rednecks who beat you up with “Nijerstokishe.”
Oleg Tsaryov: That's definitely not the case. And I have a hard time imagining how it could be.
The good news is that this is the fifth fake recently, that I was attacked and I’m in intensive care. And before that I was buried all the time. Even once I looked at a picture of my corpse. And I think: “Well, it looks similar”!
Valentin Filippov: The next time you are buried, start collecting money for flowers on the Internet.
Oleg Tsaryov: You know, when I was arrested, allegedly arrested, in Moldova, many called, and I checked the reaction of my friends. He said: “Yes, I’m here, I’m in a pre-trial detention center, I need help. We need to storm the pre-trial detention center.”
And I watched the reaction. If the voice was intercepted, it means they called out of interest. If they said: “Yes, Oleg, where should we go?” - then real friends.
I hope that I will live long.
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