According to open sources, ASTRA was able to identify a man in camouflage who used physical force to deatain a Russian citizen at the Nemchinovka train station in the Moscow region under the pretext of “checking migrants.”
It turned out to be 42-year-old Alexey Marov from the Kaluga region. On his social media pages, he poses in uniform and with a gun. Judging by the photos, the man served in the Airborne Forces, and then worked in security. Presumably, Marov participated in the war with Ukraine back in the 2010s — his accounts have a photo of people in military uniforms with weapons and the caption “in Ukraine.” It is possible that after 2022 Marov was at the front — one of his numbers is recorded in someone’s phone book as “Lyohavolk Alexey-svo-volk” and “Alexey Tuchkovo Svo Electrician”.
Alexey Marov uses the nickname “Alex Wolf” or simply “Wolf” for social networks. He is an active member of the far-right organization called Russian Community, especially its branch in Odintsovo. When the woman was detained, Marov showed a certificate with the seal of the public organization “People’s Guard of the Odintsovo City District of the Moscow Region” — this was captured on a video that an eyewitness had previously sent to ASTRA.
A year ago, activists of the “Russian Community” joined “People’s Guard of the Odintsovo City District of the Moscow Region”, of which Vladislav Zhudes is the “senior guard”. And the Odintsovo City District website also reported that the local “people’s guard” is being helped by former participants in the war with Ukraine.
It was in the chat “Russian Community (Odintsovo)” that ASTRA managed to find a man named “Wolf” who looked like a “guard” from the Nemchinovka station, then we used his Telegram ID to establish his phone number and social networks. We found out the real name through services that allow us to find out how the subscriber is recorded in other people’s phone books. And his date of birth was established by comparing numerous fake accounts in Alexei Marov’s social networks, at least one of them indicated it. Also, when analyzing the leaks, we noticed that in addition to an email with his name on Alexey Marov, another one was registered, where “Alex Wolf” and the same numbers “238” appeared in the name as in the nickname “druzhinnik” in Telegram.
The photo from the ID, which the “druzhinnik” showed at the Nemchinovka station, matches the photo of Alexey Marov. Also, in the video of the eyewitness, you can also see the characteristic features of the face.
In addition, according to the merged databases, ASTRA found out that Alexey Marov worked as an installer in the Far North, an electrician in the west of the Moscow region and a security guard at the Botanical Garden in Moscow. He had 70 thousand rubles of debt collected from him in the Kaluga region. Alexey Marov also has a criminal record under Article 112 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing moderate harm to health), which dates back to the early 2000s, when the man worked as a security at the Dvurechye health center for the elderly and disabled in the Kaluga Region. Marov did not respond to calls and messages from ASTRA.
Earlier, ASTRA wrote that at the Nemchinovka MDC station in the Moscow region, a “people’s guard” forcibly detained a woman under the pretext of “checking migrants.” The video was sent by an eyewitness. In the footage, a frightened woman repeats that she is Russian and asks to call the police.
After the publication, ASTRA was contacted by the detainee’s acquaintances who told that the woman was Buryat by nationality, she was free and “recovering” after being detained by a “people’s guard.”
