Gay Russian Anchor, Journalist Lobkov Alleges Moscow Beating
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A gay Russian journalist says he was beaten at a park in central Moscow on Saturday in a hate attack.
Российский тележурналист Павел Лобков сообщил о том, что его избили на территории Патриарших прудов в Москве. РИА Новости, 30.12.2023
Gay Russian Anchor, Journalist Lobkov Alleges Moscow Beating
Longtime TV anchorman and journalist Pavel Lobkov says he was attacked in a park in an affluent downtown district in Moscow, posting photos early on December 30 that show bloody injuries to his face and hands.
A Russian journalist who declares himself openly gay said on Saturday that he was beaten in a park in central Moscow, an attack he linked to his sexual orientation, reports France Presse.
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