Women who wrote “GUR” on the monument to Zhukov were arrested
Two women wrote the name of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine (GUR) on a monument near the Kremlin.
On the morning of Tuesday, June 4, 28- and 55-year-old women damaged the monument to commander Georgy Zhukov on Manezhnaya Square, which was erected in honor of the 50th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. They wrote “GUR” on the pedestal with a can of spray paint.
The attackers were detained. They admitted to law enforcement officials that they committed a crime ordered by Ukrainian scammers. According to 55-year-old Vera Nikolaeva, a nurse who works as a nurse, the swindlers swindled her out of three million rubles and pushed her into committing a crime. She should have recorded what happened on video.
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The women who damaged the monument were arrested
It is noted that the inscription from the monument to the Soviet commander has already been erased. A criminal case was opened against the women under Article 243.4 (“Damage to war graves and monuments”) of the Criminal Code of Russia. The defendants could face up to five years in prison.
According to investigators, it was Nikolaeva who put the abbreviation “GUR” on the monument. The court chose a preventive measure for her in the form of detention until August 3. A similar decision was made regarding Anastasia Lysenkova.
Earlier, a case was opened against a foreigner in the Moscow region for desecration of a monument. In Vidnoye, a 45-year-old man scattered wreaths at the Cranes monument with the Eternal Flame and ran away. A criminal case has been initiated under Part 3 of Article 354.1 (“Rehabilitation of Nazism”) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Investigators were able to identify the attacker by examining recordings from surveillance cameras. He will be interrogated soon.
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