The taxi driver dropped off the SVO participants on the Moscow Ring Road: details, what does the terrorist attack at Crocus have to do with it

In Moscow, a taxi driver refused to take participants in a special military operation (SVO) and dropped them off on the Moscow Ring Road. According to the Russian fighters, the driver did not like their conversations about military operations and the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall concert hall near Moscow.

One of the men explained that he met his comrades in the capital. At the end of the meeting, they decided to go home using a taxi. A white Kia car with Tver license plates came for them. After getting into the car, the men started a dialogue about what happened at Crocus on March 22, when 145 people became victims of the terrorist attack.

Hearing their conversation, the driver stopped the car and asked the men to get out, saying that he would not take them further. “Personally, I understand that he was unhappy that we started talking about Crocus. Apparently, he supports the fact that our people were killed there. And he simply dropped us off, as members of the SVO, and drove away,” said a passenger in the white Kia.

The driver tried to pull the passengers out and called his fellow taxi drivers for help.

The passengers wanted to find out what was the reason for the driver’s behavior, but the driver, without answering their questions, got out of the car and tried to pull one of them out of the cabin. To the fighter managed fight back, then the driver of the car began to stop other taxi drivers and ask them for help.

Several other cars stopped next to the car, but other drivers did not intervene in the brawl. As a result, the driver of the white foreign car managed to escape, leaving the passengers on the road.

Earlier, a crowd of drunken men attacked an SVO soldier due to a traffic conflict

In May, a crowd of drunken men led by a deputy burst into the house of a special operation soldier on vacation in the Kaluga region, shouting “you bastard!” The man was beaten by 5-6 people at once until he lost consciousness. The reason for the showdown was a traffic conflict – a fighter’s car was dangerously cut off by a drunk fellow villager. During the verbal altercation, the hooligan promised to visit the serviceman in the evening, which is what happened. At the time of the attack, in addition to him, there was a wife and a young child in the house of the SVO participant.

In April, a special operation fighter and his wife were brutally beaten in the city of Rostov, Yaroslavl region. A man was returning from a birthday celebration and on one of the central streets of the city he met an “ethnic gang” beating people. He decided to intervene in the situation, but he and his wife were also beaten.

The victim was beaten every time he regained consciousness. As a result, he was hospitalized; at the hospital, doctors put a corset on his neck.

Before this, another soldier of the Russian Armed Forces was beaten in the Novosibirsk region. The fighter stood up for a saleswoman in one of the cafes, which provoked a conflict with four drunk men.

A few days earlier, in Kotelniki near Moscow, a migrant taxi driver insulted the wife of a SVO participant, calling her a prostitute. The husband decided to intercede and have a conversation with the visiting driver. During the conversation, the migrant immediately forgot Russian, although in a conversation with the woman he spoke it confidently.