Together with him was the detention of a graduate student who posted a flag of Ukraine over the Moscow State University. It was he who Tsimbalyuk had to interview.

The journalist himself wrote about this on his Facebook page. According to him, all documents were taken from him. He also said that he managed to find the hero Zahar, who hung the Ukrainian flag over the Moscow State University on the third day of the stabbing of the annexation of Crimea.

Excellent interview ended with the arrival of the police. Now we sit and wait for the arrival of the head of the Moscow State University police, "wrote the journalist.

A little later Tsymbalyuk added that Russian law enforcers were being taken to the police station. Will check the "legality" of the shooting. The first time in my life in the police car, even the accreditation of the Russian Foreign Ministry did not help. They say that we shouted slogans, or maybe we held a "rally", the correspondent said..

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, earlier in Russia was detained, and subsequently and illegally convicted Ukrainian journalist Roman Suschenko.