Posted on 06/07/2014 6:54:24 AM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Bulgarian media report: activists painted the fence near the Parliament of Bulgaria inscriptions "Vaughn, servants of Gazprom!". Action against the attempts of certain political forces in Bulgaria to resume participation in the Russian "Southern stream". Two protesters arrested at 12:0 am. The link below is a video of the protest and detentions. Thank you sweet friends! We are now seeing who really supports Ukraine and who's just pretending.
http://noresharski.com/zad-rzhaha-dvama-za-aktsiyata-v-n-slugi-na-gazprom-video/ (Translated by Bing)
Detained two of the action "Out, servants of Gazprom" (video) Posted on 06/06/2014 | no comments Noresharski TV Highlights
Two members of the protest network were arrested by police minutes after the action "Out, servants of Gazprom" to Parliament. Ivaylo Stoimenov and Lubomir a hunting currently located in 01 RPD-CDI in the capital and will remain there for 24 hours. According to the Noresharski.com against both a pre-trial proceedings in order from the highest level in MI, although the act could pass for petty hooliganism. Most likely the case against the two will badde seen tomorrow.
On Friday afternoon, a group of protesters, part of the protest network, spray-painting on a fence in front of the National Assembly "Out, servants of Gazprom! # DANSnomore. " The protest action was another show of public discontent against the passage of Russian interests in Bulgaria and against government attempts to legalize the opaque structure of the "South Stream" in our country.
"We decided to write it because in Bulgaria currently reigns a criminal group that serves the interests of Russia and Gazprom holding. It tries to make us away from our European identity and now the choice is civilization, "said minutes before being arrested by the police Ivaylo Stoimenov, one of the participants in the campaign.
In the late afternoon MoI officials made unsuccessful attempts to meet with black spray inscription "Out, servants of Gazprom".
Here is a video from the arrest:
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