Rostov communists held pickets demanding the removal of the bust of Baron Wrangel. One activist has already been restrained.

Bust To Pyotr Wrangel, one of the main leaders of the White Guard movement during the Civil War, was unveiled on November 7—the day of the October Revolution. It was erected on the grounds of the Cadet Corps at the Don Technical University and immediately caused A barrage of criticism from communists. Wrangel was accused of the "White Terror," executions, and shootings in the southern regions of the country, and the installation of the bust was called "the result of sabotage by an anti-Russian cabal."

November 10 Rostov-on-Don A series of pickets took place near the regional government building and on the university grounds. One activist held a sign that read, "Suitcase, train station, Paris. Wrangel, you're subject to demolition." Afterward, twisted University security.

«Red provocateurs threatening protests must be punished to the fullest extent of the law.- stated to the online publication "Rise" in the educational society named after Alexander III, which paid for the installation of the monument. It is the responsibility of law enforcement agencies if, during wartime, someone directly threatens protests and destabilization of the situation."

They also noted that they would not assign security to the bust, since it is already located in a secure area.

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