Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Pro-Kremlin Pundit Blames Demonstrators for Police Crackdown on Moscow Protest

Q1: Which protest does the claim refer to?
A1: A July 27th Protest in Moscow over barring independents from  opposition candidates from city council elections.

Q2: Did the police arrest unruly protestors at the protest?
A2: Police started arresting even before protest began!

Q3: Was the protest largely peaceful?
A3: Moscow police set an ominous record on July 27, 2019 by arbitrarily detaining at least 1,373 people, including about 25 children, during peaceful protests, Human Rights Watch said

Q4: What is a pundit?
A4: A person who knows a lot about a particular subject and is therefore often asked to give an opinion about it: 

- "a political/foreign-policy/sports pundit"

Q5: What were demonstrators blamed for?
A5: 29/07/2019 - An article by Alexey Martynov, Political scientist and director of the International Institute of Newly-Established States discussed the "riots in Moscow" - "about the failure of some self-proclaimed oppositionists to enter the election race for the post of city deputies of the capital's parliament." -  "So. This event is nothing more than an attempt to organize mass riots in the center of Moscow with a provocation of law enforcement agencies for a harsh reaction, following the example of their colleagues from Paris or New York, where in such circumstances no one stands on ceremony with violators of public order." - "So, an attempt to organize mass riots in Moscow with a provocation to the extremely harsh reaction of law enforcement officers failed. Of the 3,500 participants in the performance, there were about 800 journalists from various publications and bloggers who notified the police in advance of their desire to cover the scandalous event."

Q6: Is Alexey Martynov a 'pundit'?
A6: Yes, because He's referenced as a "Political Expert" or Political Scientist on different news articles, such as the News Agency Novosti Pridnestrovya that quote him as a "Political Expert." This satisfies the definition for  "Pundit."

Q7: Were demonstrators blamed for a Police Crackdown on the Moscow Protest, by a pundit?
A7: Yes, because Alexey Martynov, Political scientist said the protest was an "attempt to organize mass riots in the center of Moscow with a provocation of law enforcement agencies for a harsh reaction"
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justification: It's right there in the article written by Alexey Martynov.

verdict: 'Supported'
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