Court decides to liquidate opposition camp in Moscow
Basmanny Court of the Russian capital has taken the decision this Tuesday.
According to the BBC, such people as “Borisov A., Sedyh G. and others” sent a complaint. It is stated that these inhabitants of the area adjacent to Clean Ponds did not like the constant presence of opposition members in Clean Ponds Boulevard.
The court satisfied the complaint about “the authorities’ inactivity” (the police and prefecture of the Central Administrative District of Moscow).
A representative of Moscow city administration claimed in court that the participants damaged the greenery for about 660 thousand dollars.
