On the night of October 24, the office of the United Russia party was set on fire in Perm. Two women are suspected of arson and are currently being sought.
Points of attention
- The situation in Perm is compared to other attacks on the offices of political parties, which indicates the worsening of the political situation in the region.
- Acts of protest and opposition to the occupation by Putin's party push the population to action and provoke a reaction from the authorities.
- The events in Perm and Nova Kakhovka are evidence of support for the resistance forces and dissatisfaction with the occupation of Russian political parties in various regions.
In Perm, women set fire to the office of "United Russia"
According to rosZMI, the fire was reported at 11:41 p.m. (9:41 p.m. Kyiv time). The total area of the fire was 40 square meters.
According to Stanislav Shvetsov, head of the Perm branch of United Russia, two women were caught on video surveillance cameras. Each of them threw a bottle of "Molotov cocktail".
In occupied Novaya Kakhovka, partisans blew up the headquarters of Putin's party
On February 27, explosions rang out near the entrance to the office of the occupying United Russia party in the temporarily occupied Novaya Kakhovka of the Kherson region. They also sounded not far from the "polling station".
As noted in the Resistance, the partisans sent a "hello" to the occupiers and stopped the fake "election" process in the captured city.