In Moscow, a man tried to kidnap Lenin from the Mausoleum: what is known
RosSMI reports that the man was found to have a psychiatric disorder due to intoxication.
In Moscow on the night of February 6, a 42-year-old man tried to enter the Mausoleum in order to steal the body of Vladimir Lenin.
This is reported by MK.RU.
According to Russian propagandists, today in the center Moscow security forces detained a man who tried to steal Lenin's body from the Mausoleum.
“A 42-year-old Muscovite came to Red Square at night and tried to open the doors of the Mausoleum,” Russian police said.
However, according to media reports, the security forces promptly detained the hooligan, and during interrogation the man admitted that he wanted to steal Lenin's body.
Russian media also report that the man was diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder against the backdrop of
Recall that the Russian invaders erected a monument to Lenin in Novaya Kakhovka.
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