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Russian police enters Turkish Embassy
A Russian riot police officer inadvertently entered the territory of Turkish embassy while trying to apprehend a female protestor.
World Bulletin/News Desk
A Russian riot police officer inadvertently entered the territory of Turkish embassy in Hamovniçeski district in Moscow while trying to apprehend a female protestor.
The girl, Tatiana Romanova, was detained by police when she climbed the garden fence and went inside the embassy and shouted slogans supporting punk band pussy riot members.
Both the policeman and the girl were detained. However, they were later released.
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