Dadin was transferred to IK-5 in Altai

Activist Ildar Dadin, who spoke about torture in the Segezha colony No. 7, was transferred to IK-5 in the city of Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory. This was reported by the wife of the prisoner, Anastasia Zotova, who managed to talk to her husband on the phone. She posted a recording of the conversation on her Facebook page.

“I was driving normally, resting from this fascist colony of the Federal Penitentiary Service. Just drove for a very long time. On the second of December I left, only yesterday they brought me to the end point. All this time I was tormented by depression, because in that colony every day was an unbearable hell. I didn’t know where to find the inner strength to live there for a week, let alone six or seven months,” the activist told his wife.

Dadin added that since the publication of the letter in which he spoke about the torture, “practically nothing has changed, it only got worse, unbearable fascist conditions still existed.”

“To live at odds with your conscience is harder than living there (in the Segezha colony, - ed .). My main strategic goal and desire is to do everything. what to go back there and bring the matter to an end,” added Dadin.

He also said that he was "all right" and "feels great."

When asked by Zotova how he was driving, Dadin answered "excellent."

“In Tyumen, I drank milk every morning,” he said, adding that he had been in this city from December 9 to 28.

According to Dadin, the attitude in Tyumen was “normal” and he “finally had his fill.”

In addition, he asked his wife to transfer two thousand rubles to him, noting that he "really wants sweets."

In early December, Ildar Dadin was transferred from penal colony No. 7 in Segezha, where he was serving his sentence.

He repeatedly stated that the administration of the colony used torture against him and other prisoners with the sanction of the head of the correctional facility.

According to the results of the check, the Investigative Committee did not find confirmation of the words of the activist.