Moscow rayon сourt of Minsk has sentenced the leader of the group to punishment of imprisonment for a term of 10 years, three active participant for 9 years and one for three years for attacks on people.
According to the Interior Ministry, late in the evening of August 22 last year, near the metro station Hrushauka, five men beat two residents of Minsk. The attackers were men of 24-26. They beat their victims with telescopic batons.
Employees of the Chief Office for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption established that the offense involved members of informal youth movement Navavilka. This group is part of one of the fan flows of football club Dynama (Minsk) and adheres to the principles of neo-Nazism.
Two years ago, there appeared an online interview wipower th the leader of Navavilki, where he explained that the group adheres to ‘self-development and white power principles.’
