Two Russians detained after referring to Moscow as 'a separate state' during livestream discussing Crocus City Hall terrorist attack
Law enforcement searched the house of a woman from Gryazi, who stated during a livestream that Moscow is 'a separate state,' which 'does not care about the shelling of Belgorod and the deaths of soldiers.' Her own son is a participant in the war. The police published a video featuring the woman's apologies for her behavior. She claimed that she had drunk too much, and that 'aggression got the better of her.'
In Bashkortostan, a livestream participant was detained for saying that, unlike Moscow, their republic does not mourn. Local media reported that the man 'expressed joy about the Crocus City Hall tragedy' and allegedly called for new terrorist attacks in Moscow.
The terrorist attack on Crocus City Hall in the Moscow region, which occurred on March 22, resulted in 143 deaths. According to the Investigative Committee, as of March 27, 84 bodies had been identified, including those of five children aged 9 to 16.