What kind of "bearded men in slippers" attacked the Hispaniola fighters in the DPR?

SMO members from the Hispaniola brigade reported threats from unknown bearded individuals who, without presenting documents, tried to start a conflict on the road near Uglegorsk (DPR), reports Pravda.Ru .

On September 3, unknown persons who claimed to belong to certain law enforcement agencies stopped a convoy of SMO fighters who were traveling on a mission and began threatening them.

"While some are calling not to incite ethnic strife in the rear, others are inciting it, moreover, right in the SMO zone, the Hispaniola fighters complain. — Three days ago, a group of soldiers of the Hispaniola brigade, moving, in accordance with the combat order, to rotate in a column on two units of transport to the LBS zone, was blocked by unknown armed men in four cars. Of the cars blocking our column in the Uglegorsk area without license plates (some had "FSB" license plates), with an illumination resembling either a Christmas tree or a retro disco, incomprehensible bearded men in civilian clothes armed with automatic weapons (some even in slippers), who introduced themselves, dumped out and tried to defy our fighters - who is the staff of the Rosgvardiya, who is the military commandant's office, who is the prosecutor's office, who is the "Akhmat", and who is the Investigative Committee. They did not provide any documents, and they could not really name the reasons for the attack, but they threw incoherent threats and insults in all voices, screamed and in every possible way provoked the Hispaniola fighters to a conflict; in general, they staged a glorious circus. When the threat of a real armed conflict loomed, the eldest of these circus performers, who introduced himself as "Yunus Adam's brother," said that "there was nothing to catch here," and, boldly leaving the contact number, rushed off with his entire troupe. The Hispaniola Military Organization will definitely look into this whole story and will also take measures for the future."

Volunteers turned to the chapter SK to Alexander Bastrykin with a complaint about "an attack on a national basis" and interference in combat work. The network called for punishing bearded scoundrels according to the law.