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They didn't burn out
The Meshchansky Court of Moscow arrested until December 23 of artillery activists Yuri Korny and Andrei Kepty, Mediazona reports . Activists are suspected of paragraph "A" of part 2 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code (a terrorist act committed by an organized group).
On October 12, Keptyu, the Koron and three other supporters of the leader of the “artillery” Vyacheslav Maltsev were detained on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow. REN-TV TV channel claimed that activists were going to set fire to pallets with hay, which remained after our product held on the area of the festival. Canisters and bottles with gasoline were seized from the detainees. In the evening of the same day, they were arrested for 15 days under part 1 of Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (non -compliance with the legal requirement of a policeman).
“Kepty did not admit the guilt in the offense, explained that he was walking in the Manezhnaya Square at night, he also walked separately from him and his acquaintance, who was detained with him. He found him bags and cans of liquid, they did not belong to him, he decided to pick them up,” the court said.
On Thursday, the judge of the Krasnoyarsk Kraisud Andrei Malyakin recognized the “artillery” by an extremist organization and banned its activities "in connection with a number of criminal cases instituted against supporters of movement and its leader."
On July 4, Maltsev announced a flight from Russia . He explained that he received information about the discovery of extremism against him. Later it turned out that politics was charged with part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code (public calls for extremism), which provides for a four years of the colony.
The reason for the initiation of the case was Maltsev’s speech at a rally, which took place on May 6 on Sakharov Avenue in Moscow, on the fifth anniversary of the dispersal of the action on Bolotnaya Square. In his speech, the politician stated that the white lane protest was doomed. “Because this (participants in the protest. - Ed.) There were people who wanted to get something according to the law,” Maltsev explained. “Here you can get only a different way.”
“Today we went out here,” the speaker continued. “But we are not very many. But you know why? Because this is a permitted rally. This is an allowed event. And those people who came out 26 (March. - Ed.),“ They don’t want to be allowed. They are here. ”
On August 15, the FSB in absentia charged Maltsev on the case . As stated in the relevant resolution, the statements of the politician on Sakharov Avenue were "a criminal intent aimed at motivating the rally participants to the armed seizure of power in the Russian Federation." Thus, the special service concluded, the leader of the “artillery preparation” took extremist actions aimed at preventing the legal activity of authorities with the use or threat of violence “based on political hatred or enmity”.
On September 8, it turned out that Maltsev was in France . He arrived there through Moldova and Montenegro. On October 10, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow arrested Maltsev in absentia . The opposition is put on the international wanted list.