Law enforcers raid Moscow nightclubs

Law enforcement agencies raided the clubs Mono, Arma (formerly Mutabor) and Inferno in Moscow.

The video from the scene is at the disposal of Izvestiya. The footage, in particular, shows the work of operatives in the presence of visitors. According to the visitor Victoria, who was in one of the clubs, during the performances from the stage could be heard statements against the special military operation.

"We sat for a while and started to notice that there was music by artists banned in the country and the DJ started leaving comments against the SWO. <...> The picture is inappropriate. <...> Most of all, of course, these comments on the songs struck me the most," one of the visitors of the club Mono told Izvestia.

As it was specified in the Main Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow, the event on revealing illegal activity in the club on Skladochnaya Street was carried out by employees of the capital police and the FSSB. According to operational information, the institution was propagandizing the ideology of the LGBT movement banned in Russia.

During the inspection in the club seized smartphones, laptops, video cameras and a number of other items. Weapons were also found and seized there, they were sent for examination. In addition, it was established that the club was illegally selling alcohol - presumably without excise duty. As part of the inspection will be given a procedural assessment of the management and visitors of the club.

In late December 2023, the Mutabor club hosted a "naked" party of blogger Anastasia Ivleeva, which was attended by various show business stars, including Lolita Milyavskaya, Philip Kirkorov, Dmitry Bilan, as well as bloggers with millions of dollars, wives and children of major top managers and deputies. They were dressed according to the almost naked dress code, which implied an almost naked body.

The party caused a wide resonance, and those offended by its conduct began to demand compensation through the courts from both Ivleeva and the institution. Thus, in April, a resident of St. Petersburg filed a lawsuit against the club for the sum of 2 million rubles.