The man who attacked Denis Glushakov during a football match in 2018 tried to steal a painting from the Ukrainian Embassy in Moscow. On the evening of October 1, Miroslav Golunov entered a building in the Presnensky district to remove the painting.
According to Mash, the guest was noticed by a security guard who looks after the former embassy. The building has been empty since 2022, no one appears there. Now Golunov is with the police, giving evidence.
In 2018, he was sent under arrest for 10 days for kipish at a football match between Spartak and Rapid. The fan wanted to tell Denis Glushakov that he had no place on the team. The result was a brawl, a loss for the red and white, and Golunov’s moment of glory after the performance.
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