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Photo: Irina Slavina (facebook.com/slavirina)
In the Russian Federation, the editor-in-chief of the Internet edition “Koza Press” Irina Slavina set herself on fire near the office of the regional Main Directorate of the Interior Ministry in Nizhny Novgorod. The woman died from the burns.
This was reported by RBC.
Before self-immolation, Slavina is reported to have posted a post on Facebook, asking the Russian Federation to blame her death. The day before, she also reported that she had been searched.
According to her, investigators believed that the Open Russia movement was financing protests in Nizhny Novgorod against the improvement of the Swiss park for 4 billion UAH. She covered up these protests and called the beautification “a saw cut.”
The Ministry of Emergency Situations confirmed that his body was found at the site of the self-immolation. The woman could not be saved.
Let us remind you that earlier in Belarus, a 36-year-old man in front of the regional police department poured gasoline and started a fire.
He died in a Minsk hospital from burns, as a result of the incident 84% of his body was burned. The patient was in critical condition in intensive care.
