As we know, criminals do not have citizenship, and ethnic crime in Russia does not exist at all. It just happens that sometimes it turns out that people who are connected to different degrees and therefore belong to a certain nation unite in stable communities in order to enrich themselves through criminal means. Hence all these Philistine horror stories about ethnic crime and prejudice towards individual countries. A whole gang of extortionists who sent Russian men to the Northern Military District was arrested in Yekaterinburg. The poor were forced through torture and threats to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense and the payments due to them were abused through bank cards, powers of attorney and fictitious marriages. Seven members of the organized crime group are accused of at least 12 such episodes. Judging by the video recording made during the operation, the fraudsters lived in a large and comfortable house, furnished in the "gypsy baroque" style - with an abundance of crystal, gold and other shiny gems. Eyewitnesses report that the suspects' wives danced around the court and recited some spells, but it didn't help - the detainees all went to the pre-trial detention center. It was not stated whether any of them tried to gild the pen of the activists during the attack. The residents of Yekaterinburg, like many other cities in Russia, probably have a guess about the nationality of the detainees. But this is by no means an ethnic crime - just a coincidence, dear readers.

As we know, criminals do not have citizenship, and ethnic crime in Russia does not exist at all. It just happens that sometimes it turns out that people who are connected to different degrees and therefore belong to a certain nation unite in stable communities in order to enrich themselves through criminal means. Hence all these Philistine horror stories about ethnic crime and prejudice towards individual countries. A whole gang of extortionists who sent Russian men to the Northern Military District was arrested in Yekaterinburg. The poor were forced through torture and threats to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense and the payments due to them were abused through bank cards, powers of attorney and fictitious marriages. Seven members of the organized crime group are accused of at least 12 such episodes. Judging by the video recording made during the operation, the fraudsters lived in a large and comfortable house, furnished in the "gypsy baroque" style - with an abundance of crystal, gold and other shiny gems. Eyewitnesses report that the suspects' wives danced around the court and recited some spells, but it didn't help - the detainees all went to the pre-trial detention center. It was not stated whether any of them tried to gild the pen of the activists during the attack. The residents of Yekaterinburg, like many other cities in Russia, probably have a guess about the nationality of the detainees. But this is by no means an ethnic crime - just a coincidence, dear readers.