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The incident occurred in Moscow, where a woman tried to harm children, which caused the intervention of passers-by.
Eyewitnesses spoke about a woman who tried to strangle children in Moscow. The Telegram channel “Rise” writes about this.
According to the girl who decided to intervene in the situation, she felt sorry for the children; no one helped them.
“I went and carefully moved it away and took the little one. The girl was simply in shock, saying that her child also spoke about God and read prayers. It was unpleasant that the National Guard called her a “Khokhlushka from Crimea,” unpleasant, of course,” said the eyewitness.
According to the girl, most likely the woman was in a desperate situation.

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