In September last year, we reported on the news that an atheist video anchor named Ruslan Sokolovsky was broadcast live in a historic cathedral within a historic cathedral and was subsequently arrested by the police. Recently the anchor was formally charged. He will face five years of imprisonment if convicted.
It is understood that this youth is a 22-year-old anchor. In 2016, he went to the cathedral of the Russian city of Yekaterinburg to play "Princess Pokémon GO" and transmitted the video to the internet. As early as last July, the Russian state news channel had warned that players of Pokémon GO would be jailed for "reverse law" if they play Pokémon GO near the church. In order to protest, Ruslan Sokolovsky uploaded the video he had taken at the All Saints Ekaterinburg Church to capture Elven's treasure to YouTube.
After the incident occurred, the Russian police intervened to investigate the anchor and detain him. Last Saturday, the Russian government will lodge complaints against the anchor on charges of "inciting hatred" and "insulting religious feelings." The church was the place where the Russian tsar Nicholas II (the last Russian emperor who was overthrown by the October Revolution) died. This is a kind of embarrassment for the dead. A Russian Orthodox spokesperson stated that he was not arrested for playing games but because he had uploaded provocative films.
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