On April 30, 2022, the Ukrainian police announced the arrest of Oleksandr Mayevsky in Odessa.
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Alexander is an anti-Maidan activist who was injured during an attack by far-rightists and a fire in the Odessa House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2014.
Then 48 opponents of the Maidan burned down and were killed.
Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have not yet investigated the circumstances of the tragedy.
Today, a police spokeswoman said that the enforcement agencies of Ukraine are conducting "work-out". That is, in fact, raids on those people who on May 2, 2022 can go out in Odessa to protest on the 8th anniversary of the Odessa tragedy.
During this working off, Mayevsky was detained. Whether other people were detained is still unknown.
The police also said that they found a large number of weapons and communist symbols banned in Ukraine, as well as literature about the Odessa tragedy on May 2, from the detainee. For example, the book "Odessa bells of Khatyn".
The police did not explain why the detainee had to keep in one place a huge amount of weapons, red banners, medals, books and a matryoshka doll with Putin's face.
On March 19, the Security Service of Ukraine detained Odessa journalist Yuriy Tkachev. According to Tkachev, during the search, the security forces planted weapons and explosives on him.
Also, the authorities of Odessa announced a "curfew" in the city from 22-00 on May 1 to 5-00 on May 3.
During the "curfew" on May 2, 2022, residents of Odessa are prohibited from leaving their homes.