Jerusalem Post | Moscow: National-Bolshevik Party offices attacked

Dozens of assailants shouting neo-Nazi slogans attacked the offices of an extremist political organization that opposes the Kremlin and has sharply criticized an unpopular law replacing benefits with cash payments for millions of Russians, organization leaders and police said. About 40 people, mostly young men, pushed their way into the Moscow headquarters of the unregistered National-Bolshevik Party and beat two of its members, the ITAR-Tass news agency reported, quoting party spokesman Alexander Averin. The assailants arrived in minibuses that were escorted by two cars, he said.