Video: Armenian Driver Kicks Out Hooligans from Bus in Vladivostok

In Vladivostok, bus driver Ruben Mnoyan expelled a group of young people from the vehicle who were behaving aggressively, reports the "Vesti-Primorie" newspaper.

A video of the brawl that took place on the bus Saturday evening is now being studied by the police and the city's transport administration.

The recorded incident has garnered over 300,000 views on social media. According to the victims, the driver accused them of homosexuality and kicked them out. However, the driver shared his version with "Vesti-Primorie." At the last stop in Semenovskaya, the driver, who was outside at the time, noticed that passengers were fleeing the bus. "I come in, see one lying there, two sitting here. They were laughing with an incomprehensible sound; it was the first time I had heard such a sound. I approached and said, 'Calm down, you are in public transport.' He got up, attempting to hit me with his head. Naturally, when he hit me, what else could I do?" Mnoyan recounted.

The brawl was recorded not only by witnesses but also by surveillance cameras, which show not only the "selected" frames but the entire fight. The second attempt of a passenger to assault the driver is also visible, characterized by a swaying gait, hazy gaze, and how passengers removed him.

Details are in the video.