Authorities in Perm reject claims of widespread unrest among migrants
In the city of Perm, Russia, there have been no confirmed mass disturbances involving migrants, as stated by local law enforcement. Despite rumours circulating on social media, the regional branch of the department has declared that the information about such incidents is inaccurate.
Recent searches in news and public sources have not uncovered any credible information or reported incidents of mass disturbances by migrants in Perm. Videos showing around ten police vehicles near local institutions in Perm were found, but they were related to other events, not mass disturbances involving migrants.
Meanwhile, in a separate incident in Moscow, around 300 migrants who had illegally entered Russia were detained in a hostel. The suspects from this incident were taken to the police department for further investigation.
It is essential to emphasise that the information provided here is based on the available data and does not include any new information about mass disturbances involving migrants in Perm. Local law enforcement representatives continue to affirm that there have been no mass disturbances involving migrants in the city.
No information about general-news related to mass disturbances involving migrants has been uncovered in Perm. However, in Moscow, a separate incident involving the detainment of 300 migrants for illegal entry was reported in crime-and-justice news.
