🇷🇺⚡️ In Moscow, on Theatre Square, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) is holding a “patriotic action” to mark the anniversary of the October Revolution.
At the party’s previous event, security forces detained more than 60 people.

On the square near the Bolshoi Theatre, several dozen people have gathered with flags — many are reciting poems and singing songs. Police and Rosgvardiya officers are standing guard nearby.

This time, among the slogans, one can hear only “Ura!” and “Glory to the Great October,” while KPRF leader Gennady Zyuganov once again condemned “United Russia” and spoke about “stolen votes” in the State Duma elections.

Books, badges, and portraits of Stalin are being sold at the action, and copies of the newspaper “Pravda Moskvy” are being handed out — one of its issues is dedicated to the detentions at the previous action.

On October 4, at an action commemorating the events of 1993, security forces detained more than 60 people — more than 2,000 people had come there, chanting “Freedom for political prisoners,” “Freedom for Dmitry Morozov,” “For fair elections,” and “Down with the Tsar.”

Now, young people who came to the action are assuring journalists that “there will be no repeat of the detentions, everything is official.”