
A citizen of Belarus, Kirill Silononchik, convicted in Russia for the support of Ukraine, entered into a conflict with the prison administration. As it became known to the Franes.ru, other prisoners of the Syliconchik did not support.
The Politzek is serving a two-year term in a colony-settlement at IK-14 in the Nizhny Novgorod region. This colony of strict regime, located in the village of Sukhobezvodnoye, Semenovsky District, is known for the systematic use of violence to prisoners.
At the end of May, the publication "Our NIVA" reported that the Syliconchik did not transmit letters in Belarusian - the correspondence is returning with the note that the correspondence should be carried out in Russian.
At the same time, on July 6, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus in response to a request from the BNF party assured that he carefully monitors compliance with the rights of the Syliennik. According to the department, his rights are not violated .
The Syliennychik, who worked as a system of Sisadmin at the Nizhny Novgorod Military Plant, was convicted in April under Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (public calls for terrorism) for reposts on the social network VKontakte. According to the verdict, the Syliennik "in October 2014, on his page on the social network, posted photographs and made notes in which he expressed his attitude to the events in Ukraine, called for" killing Muscovites "," return the Crimea to Ukraine "and so on. Among photographs and pictures, for example, there was one where the Ukrainian soldier tears the Russian flag and tramples the coat of arms."
A drawing is published on the Syliconnik page of VKontakte , where the Ukrainian soldier tears a two -headed eagle resembling a Russian emblem, behind which a Russian flag stretches in the shape of a tail.
In the case, he also appeared a repost of the April record from the Crimea community - this is Ukraine , accompanied by a comment: "Muscovites were little scheduled."
Sicenonchik was detained on December 18, 2014 at the workplace. He pleaded guilty and used the services of a lawyer on the appointment of Julia Baronets. He did not appeal the verdict.