An anarchist serving a sentence in a Mordovian colony was transferred to a maximum security cell

Nizhny Novgorod anarchist Ilya Romanov, who was sentenced to nine years in prison for preparing a terrorist attack in a strict regime penal colony No. 22 in Mordovia, was placed in a cell-type room (PKT) for four months. this On May 20, Larisa Romanova reports on her Facebook page.

As Larisa Romanova writes, Ilya Romanov last contacted LPU-21 in the village. Barashevo, Mordovia, where he received treatment. In May, the prisoner was supposed to undergo paid treatment, which had already been planned and paid for. Romanov was transported from the hospital and immediately sent to a punishment cell (SHIZO), and then immediately to the PKT (cell-type room).

The PKT has a stricter regime of detention: parcels are accepted once every six months. Visits with relatives are possible only for short periods, with the permission of the colony administration, no more than once every six months.

The case against anarchist Ilya Romanov was initiated after the explosion on the night of October 26, 2013 in a park in Nizhny Novgorod. As a result of the explosion, Romanov lost his brush. According to him, a firecracker exploded in his hands. The prosecution, in turn, claimed that he was preparing a terrorist attack. The court found him guilty and sentenced him to a fine of 110 thousand rubles and nine years in prison.