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The largest Moscow gay clubs “Three Monkeys” and “Central Station” can…
The largest Moscow gay clubs, Three Monkeys and Central Station, may be closed for discrediting the Russian Armed Forces. The stage performers laughed at the military and parodied the Airborne Forces.
Abodes of debauchery are located on Barrikadnaya and Avtozavodskaya. The reason for contacting the police was a show being held outside the doors of the club. Activists told us that the “Central Station” artists in dresses and wigs joke about Mizulina, SVO and Airborne Forces. Sometimes they put on a military uniform and give out a crown: “Not alcoholism, but a special alcohol operation.” Social activists said that once upon a time there was even a gay dark room in Three Monkeys, where two guys inflamed with passion could retire – but after laws and publicity, it was closed down and karaoke was set up there. Vitaly Milonov pointed out this whole satanic cabaret in his address.
Neighbors of the club say that the entrance there is purely Berlin: the cameras are covered with stickers so that nothing leaks online. The security forces kick out obstinate people and blacklist them.
In July, law enforcement officers burst into Barrikadnaya. They put everyone face down on the floor and kept the guests for several hours, but the next day the club continued the drag show again. Now the heavy artillery has come into play: Vitaly Milonov wrote an appeal to the police.
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Abodes of debauchery are located on Barrikadnaya and Avtozavodskaya. The reason for contacting the police was a show being held outside the doors of the club. Activists told us that the “Central Station” artists in dresses and wigs joke about Mizulina, SVO and Airborne Forces. Sometimes they put on a military uniform and give out a crown: “Not alcoholism, but a special alcohol operation.” Social activists said that once upon a time there was even a gay dark room in Three Monkeys, where two guys inflamed with passion could retire – but after laws and publicity, it was closed down and karaoke was set up there. Vitaly Milonov pointed out this whole satanic cabaret in his address.
Neighbors of the club say that the entrance there is purely Berlin: the cameras are covered with stickers so that nothing leaks online. The security forces kick out obstinate people and blacklist them.
In July, law enforcement officers burst into Barrikadnaya. They put everyone face down on the floor and kept the guests for several hours, but the next day the club continued the drag show again. Now the heavy artillery has come into play: Vitaly Milonov wrote an appeal to the police.
