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Founder of the Femen movement Anna Hutsol has reported unidentified individuals kidnapped Femen activist Alisa Vinogradova while she was leaving the Svit Kavy (World of Coffee) café in Kyiv's Podil area, according to the Ukrainian news outlet Hromadske.
Visitors and employees of the café were witnesses of the incident, she said, Hromadske reported.
Three men seized Vinogradova, forcedly pushed her into a car and drove away. Hutsol said that the police had been called after the abduction.
At the same time, police spokeswoman Oksana Blyshchyk told Hromadske that she did not know anything about it.
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It was Alisa Vinogradova who burnt figures of bears near a Roshen store close to the Arsenalna metro station in Kyiv and a decorative tram near a Roshen store in Vinnytsia as an act of protest, Hutsol added.