[How the world banded together under rainbow lights to honor Orlando shooting victims]Abdullabeckov said he and Glyukman felt “terrible” about the Orlando shooting. “We weren’t going to hold a political” protest, Abdullabeckov told The Washington Post on Wednesday morning via Facebook messages. “We tried to leave flowers and a sign at the embassy,” Glyukman wrote in the caption. Islam Abdullabeckov and his boyfriend Felix Glyukman were detained by Moscow police after trying to leave a "Love Wins" sign at a memorial outside the U.S. embassy for victims of the Orlando mass shooting. “There were many people and many flowers and candles,” Glyukman told Australian broadcaster SBS.

Source: Washington Post June 15, 2016 09:33 UTC