Wearing a shirt and shorts, a Russian consular officer tore anti-war slogans from his collar and then stabbed one of the women on the back. It is also known that after the incident, she began to receive threats from diplomats.
In Rio de Janeiro, an employee of the Russian consulate attacked a Russian woman who protested against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It is reported by Globo.
On February 24, in Rio de Janeiro, two women came to the Russian consulate to protest against the war in Ukraine. At some point, a man in a shirt and shorts came out to the Russians. He ripped off anti-war posters, and then hit one of the girls on the back, while demanding to give the phone back. The second filmed it all on a smartphone. In the end, the man went to the territory of the Russian embassy, but came out for a dialogue with the police.
“Local activists went to protest in Sao Paulo, and we are engaged in extremism here,” one of the girls signed the story on Instagram.
Law enforcement officers detained an embassy employee and two girls to clarify the circumstances. The injured Russian woman was sent to the hospital for a medical examination. She also wrote a statement to the police against the consular officer. Reportedly, after that, she began to receive threats from the consulate threatening to open a criminal case.
At the same time, the Russian woman who filmed the video wrote in a story that nothing would happen to the embassy staff due to diplomatic immunity.
Recall that on February 24 in Berlin, a destroyed Russian tank was installed near the Russian Embassy in honor of the anniversary of a full-scale war.
Also on February 24, activists in Warsaw woke up Russian diplomats with explosions and alarms.
