Monument to the Liberators in the Victory Park in Riga. File photoMOSCOW, June 18Alexander Dubiago, who was detained in May for demonstrating the Russian flag at the Liberators' Monument in Victory Park in Riga, was released from custody, his preventive measure was changed to a written undertaking not to leave and supervision, said Dubiago's mother. «Now he (Dubyago) is at home. The preventive measure has been changed: he now has a written undertaking not to leave and supervision — that is, he must go to check in … The investigation continues, and, accordingly, we will fight, we will not retreat,» said Svetlana Nikolaeva, Dubiago's mother. A video of her speech was shown on the Russia 24 TV channel. Nikolaeva noted that she would be ready to apply to the European Court of Human Rights. In May, it was reported that the Latvian police opened criminal cases, as well as cases of administrative offenses in connection with the events in Victory Monument in Riga. One of the cases was filed against a young man who was walking to a monument with a Russian flag. Before that, it was reported that the police closed access to the monument to the Liberators of Riga located in Riga's Victory Park. Municipal services removed the flowers laid on May 9 near the monument with a tractor. Later, residents of the city began to bring flowers there again.
