A case was opened against a St. Petersburg resident who spoke about FSB torture for justifying terrorism.

Against a resident of St. Petersburg, Pavel Zlomnov, who spoke about torture by FSB officers, another criminal case was opened. "Mediazona" writes that he is suspected under part 1 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code (public calls for terrorist activities, justification or propaganda of terrorism).

Earlier, Zlomnov was charged with illegal arms trafficking (Article 222 of the Criminal Code), because of which he spent a year in SIZO No. 6. On January 31, he was released on bail and immediately detained.

According to investigators, Zlomnov, being in a pre-trial detention center, called the person who arranged the explosion in the FSB headquarters in Arkhangelsk "a real hero of the people." The prosecution also believes that the suspect "publicly proclaimed appeals, including those that are poetic in the speech form of the organization, recognizing the ideology of violence."

The FSB is investigating the case of calls for terrorist activities. The investigation asks to re-arrest Zlomnov, a meeting on choosing a preventive measure will be held on January 31.

On the case of illegal arms trafficking, Zlomnov was detained on January 31, 2018. According to the man's relatives, Mediazona writes that during the arrest, the FSB officers "jumped on him, beat off his kidneys, head, arm." The publication notes that another person involved in the case, Roman Grozdov, also spoke about torture.

against one of Zlomnov's lawyers, his brother Mikhail, for insulting an FSB investigator (Article 319 of the Criminal Code). was opened A criminal case