Russian nationalists blew up the door of a prayer hall near Moscow

On June 23, radical Russian nationalists blew up the door of a Muslim prayer hall in Fryazino (a city 20 km from Moscow). But the Russian government did not say anything about it, No Futue writes.

It is noted that vandals blew up the entrance to the "Yol" Islamic Center, where prayers are held and religious holidays are celebrated. The responsibility for the explosion on January 16, 2023 was claimed by the "Maniacs" (MKU) group, a neo-Nazi organization recognized as a terrorist in the Russian Federation.

It is noteworthy that Murad Saidov, chairman of "Yol" organization, told the publication that he was first informed about this by the police.

"I did not contact the police, on the contrary, I was called by the officers of the agency. At this time, they are not making any predictions. "They said that someone might have been drinking, misbehaving and blowing up the door of the prayer hall," said Saidov.

He also added that this terrorist attack encourages Muslims to be more cautious.