Yuli Boyarshinov and Viktor Filinkov were brought to a pre-trial detention center in Penza

Anti-fascists Yuli Boyarshinov and Viktor Filinkov, defendants in the case of the terrorist community “Network,” were brought to a pre-trial detention center in Penza. This was reported by Boyarshinov’s father Nikolai. “Information from Penza, from Parental Network, that they were brought there. They also wanted to donate medicine, but apparently that won’t work. We've just arrived. Shishkin is apparently still in Yaroslavl,” said Nikolai Boyarshinov. is an association of families of those involved in the case. Relatives of the accused are seeking a reaction from supervisory authorities and supporting each other.

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“Parental Network” In mid-July, it became known that Filinkov and another person involved in the “Network” case, Yulia Boyarshinov, would be transferred to Penza for investigative actions. At the end of the month, the two of them and Igor Shishkin, another accused, were transferred from a pre-trial detention center in the Leningrad region to Yaroslavl.

going to be taken out Lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov, that the first day after being escorted to Yaroslavl, Viktor was kept in the transit department - pigs are also kept in this building. There was an “indescribable stench” there, Cherkasov relayed the words of his client. Filinkov was transferred to a special unit of the pre-trial detention center, where besides him there were four more people. When he demanded that the required two-hour walk be provided, the detention center employee told his cellmate that Filinkov’s glasses should be broken for such demands.

Yana Teplitskaya, a member of the Public Monitoring Commission of St. Petersburg, later reported that the Yaroslavl pre-trial detention center does not give Viktor medications - the administration has “a special instruction “not to take medications for Filinkov.” Victor has serious problems with his liver and stomach; osteochondrosis and psoriasis have worsened.

told from Yaroslavl how in the local branch of the organization “Sitting Russia”, young people were taken away on August 10. On August 14, it became known that Filinkova was in Nizhny Novgorod. On August 16, information appeared that Yulia Boyarshinova was also in.

SIZO-1 was reported to have been brought to SIZO-1 SIZO-1 was delivered - Eleven young people in Penza and St. Petersburg are accused in the “Network” case. According to the FSB, they participated in a terrorist organization (Part 2 of Article 205.4 of the Criminal Code) and were allegedly preparing for the outbreak of unrest in the country. The defendants in the case spoke about psychological pressure, electric shock torture, hanging upside down and weapons that FSB officers planted on them. - Anti-fascist Viktor Filinkov was arrested in January. He 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 PSC also reported injuries on his body. Another person arrested in St. Petersburg, Yuli Boyarshinov, was in a cell with 115 places, where 150 people are being held. Lawyer Boyarshinov, the conditions in the cell were torture. recorded recorded believes - One of the witnesses in the case in St. Petersburg, Ilya Kapustin, also speaks about torture. He was forced to leave Russia and take refuge in Finland. stated asked for a political one - 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