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the flag is flipped (for whatever reason the text is in the same position on both sides and not reversed), which is perhaps why it's difficult to read, the second word is definitely
клуб
in reverse, and the first word begins withч
, and has twoй
, so most likely the first word isчайный
so my guess would be it's
чайный клуб
(tea club)i assume this is their website, and if you look at the header you can see a face with a monocle that imo looks really similar to that of a flag shown in the video
from a quick read of their website it's a movement that separated from the libertarian party of russia, and the name is a reference to the boston tea party
as to why that person was targeted in particular: don't try to rationalize or attempt to seek logic in police behaviour, they are just selectively arresting anyone they choose, people with flags or posters in particular