Persons involved in the “Network” case were taken away from the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center

On July 20, Viktor Filinkov, accused in the case of the terrorist community “Network,” was taken away from pre-trial detention center No. 6 in the Leningrad region; information was also confirmed that Yuli Boyarshinov was taken out of the pre-trial detention center. Mediazona talks about this with reference to Yana Teplitskaya, a member of the Public Monitoring Committee of St. Petersburg.

reports “Members of the POC of the Leningrad region Anna Osnach and Ksenia Cherepovskaya went to. Viktor Filinkov and Yulia Boyarshinov are not there - they were transported yesterday. It is unknown in what way,” Teplitskaya told the publication.

SIZO-6 On July 20, it became known that Boyarshinova was from SIZO No. 6 “Gorelovo”. On the same day from Igor Shishkin. The whereabouts of the young people are not yet known.

taken out to pre-trial detention center-3 and transferred The information that Boyarshinov and Viktor Filinkov would be transferred to the Penza pre-trial detention center for investigative actions appeared on July 16.

Earlier, Filinkov gathers that one of the FSB officers who tortured him threatened that if he refused to confess, the anti-fascist would go to another region “in a car with specialists.”

told : In October 2017, five people were arrested in Penza. Another person was transported from St. Petersburg to Penza and also placed in an isolation ward. All were accused of participating in a terrorist community. According to the FSB, the young people participated in an organization called “Network,” which allegedly has cells in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Penza and Belarus. Those involved in the terrorism case in Penza talked about electric shock torture, “hanging upside down,” psychological pressure and weapons that FSB officers planted on them. - In January, anti-fascist Viktor Filinkov was detained in St. Petersburg. He is accused of participating in the terrorist organization “Network” (Part 2 of Article 205.4 of the Criminal Code). According to the FSB, its participants were preparing for the outbreak of unrest in the country. Filinkov admitted guilt, but later stated that he did it under torture. Members of the Public Monitoring Commission of St. Petersburg found numerous traces of burns from a stun gun on the body of an anti-fascist. Businessman Igor Shishkin is involved in the same case; he did not report torture, but the Public Monitoring Committee also recorded injuries on his body. Investigative actions were authorized by one of the district courts of Penza. recorded in St. Petersburg - on July 5, two more defendants in the case were arrested in Penza - Mikhail Kulkov and Maxim Ivankin. They were accused of preparing for the production or sale of drugs on a large scale (clause "d" of Part 4 of Article 228.1 of the Criminal Code with the use of Part 3 of Article 30 of the Criminal Code). Before this, the young people were detained in March 2017 along with anti-fascist Alexei Poltavets and accused of drug possession. According to Poltavets, after their arrest they were tortured and beaten, demanding to testify against their friends from the anti-fascist environment. words