Security forces beat visitors to two cafe-bars in Artemovsky, Sverdlovsk region. The incident took place on October 17. But the local tg channel "Mad EKB" reported it only five days later. Local residents complained that SOBR soldiers beat the bedridden guests of the establishment. The photos of the security forces spread on social media and then the National Guard began an investigation. It was said that the reason for the attack on Artemovsky's two bars: "Phoenix" and "Sabina", was "many complaints about regular fights". "In one of them a man was killed during a drunken fight, and in the second there was a mass fight between women," the report said. The post also states that after the "operation" some of the visitors received an administrative punishment for minor hooliganism. According to the channel's interlocutor, some of the guests themselves attacked the security forces and behaved aggressively. On October 23, the newspaper "Oral and Domosti" wrote about the incident, noting that after complaints from visitors to the bar, the Russian guard would have to look into the circumstances of the beating. It was reported that it is not yet known under what conditions the security forces used force and whether the accusations of beating visitors will be confirmed. The test results have not yet been reported. On October 28, the news developed further when one of the patrons of the Phoenix bar contacted Beware the News and said she was there with her husband when the attack began. She said they were at a bar with friends, but at about 1 a.m. they started getting ready to go home when SOBR broke into the establishment. According to the victim, everyone was laid face down on the floor and began to be beaten. "They hit me in the head, threw me and hit me in the head again. Like a kitten thrown the other way. It lasted about 20 minutes, they beat all the men and women who asked questions," the woman assures. She was then put into a police car and told to sign documents, otherwise she would be jailed for 15 days. She had to go to work and see her child, so she wrote that she had no complaints. Her husband refused to sign that paper, for which "the policeman hit him in the ribs".

Security forces beat visitors to two cafe-bars in Artemovsky, Sverdlovsk region. The incident took place on October 17. But the local tg channel "Mad EKB" reported it only five days later. Local residents complained that SOBR soldiers beat the bedridden guests of the establishment. The photos of the security forces spread on social media and then the National Guard began an investigation. It was said that the reason for the attack on Artemovsky's two bars: "Phoenix" and "Sabina", was "many complaints about regular fights". "In one of them a man was killed during a drunken fight, and in the second there was a mass fight between women," the report said. The post also states that after the "operation" some of the visitors received an administrative punishment for minor hooliganism. According to the channel's interlocutor, some of the guests themselves attacked the security forces and behaved aggressively. On October 23, the newspaper "Oral and Domosti" wrote about the incident, noting that after complaints from visitors to the bar, the Russian guard would have to look into the circumstances of the beating. It was reported that it is not yet known under what conditions the security forces used force and whether the accusations of beating visitors will be confirmed. The test results have not yet been reported. On October 28, the news developed further when one of the patrons of the Phoenix bar contacted Beware the News and said she was there with her husband when the attack began. She said they were at a bar with friends, but at about 1 a.m. they started getting ready to go home when SOBR broke into the establishment. According to the victim, everyone was laid face down on the floor and began to be beaten. "They hit me in the head, threw me and hit me in the head again. Like a kitten thrown the other way. It lasted about 20 minutes, they beat all the men and women who asked questions," the woman assures. She was then put into a police car and told to sign documents, otherwise she would be jailed for 15 days. She had to go to work and see her child, so she wrote that she had no complaints. Her husband refused to sign that paper, for which "the policeman hit him in the ribs".