The incident happened after a Russian delegation came to the headquarters. Two young topless women rushed to the doors of the residence chanting “Freedom to activists”.

All in all, the entrance to the EU building was blocked for eight minutes and then started operating normally again.

Voice of Russia, NTV

 

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