Three more cases have been added to the case of the terrorist community “Network”

Three cases were added to the case about the terrorist community “Network” - two about drugs, one about arson. Arman Sagynbaev’s mother, Elena Strigina, spoke about this.

OVD-InfoThe woman was present when the decision was announced at the court hearing to extend the preventive measure for Sagynbaev in the Leninsky District Court on June 14.

A case under Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code with the use of Part 3 of Article 30 of the Criminal Code was added to the “Network” case - preparation for the deliberate destruction or damage of someone else’s property, resulting in significant damage, by arson, explosion or other generally dangerous method, or resulting by negligence in the death of a person or other grave consequences.

Maxim Ivankin and Mikhail Kulkov, who were detained with anti-fascist Alexey Poltavets in Penza in March 2017, have been charged with preparing for the production or sale of drugs on a large scale (clause “d”, part 4, article 228.1 of the Criminal Code, using part 3 Art. 30 of the Criminal Code). According to Poltavets, they were tortured and beaten, forcing them to confess to drug possession. All three left Russia.

In addition, the case of Yegor Zorin, who is under house arrest on charges of participation in a terrorist community, the acquisition, storage, transportation or manufacture of drugs on an especially large scale (Part 2 of Article 228 of the Criminal Code) was also added to the main one.

The assumption about the circumstances of the case under Article 167 of the Criminal Code was removed from the text of the news. The editors do not have accurate information about the details of the initiation of the case.

UPD 18:00 OVD-Info - In the fall of 2017, five people were arrested in Penza: Zorin, Shakursky, Pchelintsev, Kuksov and Chernov. Sagynbaev was detained and taken to Penza. Everyone involved in the terrorist community. According to the FSB, the young people participated in a terrorist organization called “Network,” which allegedly has cells in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Penza and Belarus. The defendants in the case spoke about psychological pressure, electric shock torture, “hanging upside down” and weapons that FSB officers planted on them. St. Petersburg was accused - Later, some of the accused from confessions, that they gave them under torture. refused to report - In addition to the six accused who are being held in Penza, three more people are being held in custody in St. Petersburg in the case of involvement in the Network. These are Viktor Filinkov and Igor Shishkin, whose human rights activists show traces of torture, as well as Yuli Boyarshinov, who was initially accused of illegal possession of explosives, but then began to be demanded to testify against the defendants in the “Network” case and he was charged with the same. found presented