Rally on the 10th anniversary of FSB exercises in Ryazan held in Moscow

Today, in the Chistoprudny Boulevard of Moscow, a rally was held on the occasion of 10 years after the exercises of the FSB in the city of Ryazan. About 150 participants were surrounded by some 300 militiamen.

Ilya Kriger, member of the Anti-War Committee, said, while telling about the investigation of explosions of apartment houses in Moscow in 1999 that residents of Moscow cannot be named citizens of Russia, because of the latter's insignificant interest in the above explosions in Moscow.

"Russia is one of the few countries of the world, which until now have no law on the status of terror act victims; and numerous attempts of public organizations to lobby such law are ignored by the authorities," a speaker from Volgodonsk said.

It was announced at the rally that, despite the general passivity of the Russian population in the investigation of the explosions in Russian cities, there are people who try to investigate these terror act by themselves; however "as a result of these investigations they get either to prison or to cemetery."

See earlier reports: "Russian version of GQ magazine has no article about investigation of explosions of apartment houses in Moscow and Buinaksk", "Moscow holds "Mistrust Day", dated to anniversary of FSB's exercises in Ryazan", "Picket dated to the eighth anniversary of Ryazan events held in Moscow".