security forces came to the Mutabor club in Moscow after Ivleeva’s party – Kommersant

Law enforcement officers came to the Mutabor club in Moscow on the evening of December 21, Telegram channels reported SHOT, Baza And “Caution, news”. On December 20, the club hosted a party for TV presenter Anastasia Ivleeva, whose dress code ordered guests to come “practically naked.”

According to SHOT, on the evening of December 21, the club was planning the second part of the party for everyone. As Caution News clarifies, tickets for the second part of the event cost from 1.5 thousand rubles, for the first – 1 million rubles.

The start of the party was delayed, and guests were not allowed in for some time, at the entrance accumulated at least 100 people. According to SHOTpeople began to be allowed in an hour later, when the prosecutor’s office employees “collected the necessary materials and left the club.”

The club itself claims that the event started later due to technical reasons, and the police did not come. “We don’t have any police; the ambulance is always there from the beginning of the event. Entry was postponed by an hour for technical reasons, this is a common situation at parties,” they said “Caution, news” club employees.

Representatives of “Call of the People” and the Federal Project for Security and Anti-Corruption appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to check Ms. Ivleeva’s party for LGBT propaganda. Requests to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Roskomnadzor and the Ministry of Culture also sent State Duma deputy Maria Butina. The head of the Safe Internet League, Ekaterina Mizulina, called the party “a shot in the foot of the entire policy pursued by the state” and called for a boycott of the event participants.

Laura Keffer