Dmitry Shtyblikov, a defendant in the “Crimean saboteurs” case, was transferred from the colony

Dmitry Shtyblikov, a defendant in the Crimean Saboteurs case, sentenced to five years in prison, was taken out of IK-6 Omsk in an unknown direction. this on his Facebook . announced Journalist Anton Naumlyuk

The journalist wrote that Shtyblikov was taken out after clashes between prisoners on October 6 and 7 due to torture and beatings in the colony. The clashes, according to the documents of the Federal Penitentiary Service, involved about 150 people. Some of the prisoners went on a hunger strike, and as a result of the riot, about 40 people were injured. Naumlyuk noted that during the unrest, Shtyblikov was in isolation in the PKT, and the unrest did not touch him.

• Sevastopol residents Vladimir Dudka, Aleksey Bessarabov and Dmitry Shtyblikov were detained in November 2016. They are accused of preparing sabotage by an organized group (part 1 of article 30 and part 2 of article 281 of the Criminal Code) and of possession of weapons (part 3 of article 222; part 3 of article 222.1). Shtyblikov pleaded guilty and entered into an agreement with the investigation to pass a sentence without analyzing the evidence. On November 16, 2017, the Sevastopol City Court sentenced Shtyblikov to five years in a strict regime colony with a fine of 200,000 rubles.
• Convicted Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov announced an indefinite hunger strike on May 14, the condition for ending which he set the release of "all Ukrainian political prisoners." On October 6, Sentsov ended his hunger strike because the administration of the colony where he is serving his sentence intended to force-feed him. Earlier, we published a list of prisoners associated with Ukraine, whose cases are most likely politically motivated. The persons involved in the case of the "Crimean saboteurs" (only 8 people) are included in this list.