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Deboshir staged a pogrom at the school and attacked the Rosgvardeis

Inadequate man staged a pogrom at school in Ivanteevka near Moscow on Monday night

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Deboshir staged a pogrom at the school and attacked the Rosgvardeis

An inadequate man staged a pogrom at a school in Ivanteevka near Moscow on Monday night.

As reported “MK” in the Main Department of Regardie in the Moscow region, a 25-year-old local resident entered the room through a window, breaking glass. Then he locked himself in the bathroom. Arriving law enforcement officers, the debauchery had a fierce resistance and sprayed a fire extinguisher in their direction. He later said he was defending himself against an “invisible force.”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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