After the attack on Kitai-gorod in Moscow, flower beds were fenced off where youths and informals gathered.
In the Kithi-Gorod area, after yesterday's attack, flower beds known as "washers" were surrounded by wooden and metal fences. These were the main gathering places for youth and informals. The "Pak" at the corner of Potapovsky Street and Pokrovka was covered with a metal structure and fenced off with tape.
On the evening of November 7, the security forces arrested between a hundred and several hundred people with an "informal appearance", among them teenagers. They were taken to the police stations in Samani and Tagansky, where the parents of the minors were not allowed to enter for hours.
According to them, the adults were given summonses to the Military Registration and Recruiting Office, including those who had been rejected, and in the padi carts they were offered a contract with the Ministry of Defense. Some of the detainees reported being beaten.
The Ministry of the Interior called the attack "preventive measures".