In Moscow, a businessman was detained for 15 days

In Moscow, a businessman was detained for 15 days after he made an appeal to the Ministry of Internal Affairs containing insults against Jews.

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Igor Mamayev, a 41-year-old businessman from Moscow, was arrested for 15 days.
The arrest followed a complaint he submitted to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in May.
The complaint contained antisemitic remarks and criticism of Jews.
The court classified the message as public because it could be read by an indefinite number of people, including MVD staff.
A linguistic expert found that the text contained actions aimed at humiliating a group defined by national-religious characteristics—Jews.
The court accepted the charge of inciting interethnic hatred.
Mamayev claimed he did not send the message and that someone else might have used his computer.
The prosecutor requested administrative arrest, which the court granted.
The case was processed by the Kuntsevsky District Court in Moscow.

The text of the complaint submitted by Mamayev was not disclosed in the court ruling. — mediazona
Mamayev actively supports the 'SVO' (Special Military Operation), calls for rocket attacks on Kyiv, Europe, and the USA, and demands deportation of all migrants, whom he refers to as 'devils'. — riamo
Mamayev is described as a watch shop owner in Moscow. — tg_sotavisionmedia