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Ex-RNE fan convicted in Voronezh
In May 2018 in Voronezh to 2 years and 3 months in prison, the court sentenced a 31-year-old resident of the Sakhalin region Artem Yaremchuk, who was found guilty of public calls for terrorism and inciting national hatred.
May 24 2018 in the building of the Voronezh Garrison Court, a panel of three judges of the Moscow district military court delivered a verdict in the case of public appeals to extremism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) and inciting ethnic hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code).
A 31-year-old resident was in the dock Sakhalin Region Artem Yaremchuk, who, according to law enforcement authorities, from March to November 2014, while in Voronezh, published on his page in one of the social networks materials justifying Nazism and terrorism, as well as those calling for xenophobic violence.
A total of eight audio recordings were published and videos.
Details, unfortunately, are not disclosed.
During the investigation, Yaremchuk fully admitted his guilt. The court sentenced him to 2 years and 3 months in a colony-settlement.
Recall that in 2006 Yaremchuk was involved in administrative responsibility for posting leaflets of neo-Nazi movement – "Russian National Unity" (RNE).
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