An Estonian magazine said Monday it had not meant to cause offence with a mock advertisement showing emaciated prisoners at a Nazi concentration camp, after sparking uproar from Jewish organisations.

Jewish groups have reacted with shock  over a controversial mock advertising campaign for an imaginary weight loss supplement that appeared in an Estonian national newspaper depicting Holocaust concentration camp victims.

According to information from our friend and colleges from Estonia on Monday, July 25, in Tallinn, the Estonian anti-fascist “Nochnoi dozor” organization activist, a Russian Federation citizen Andrei Andronov was detained. He as a law-abiding citizen appeared to the Lasnamae police station in Tallinn. Our friends contacted the police station, the prisoner's home and other organizations to obtain information about Andrei Andronov location. Unfortunately, everywhere was one answer: "We do not know".