A defendant in the ABTO case, Golonkov, was released from prison

Bogdan Golonkov, a defendant in the “case of the Autonomous Combat Terrorist Organization (ABTO), convicted under the article of participation in the commission of a terrorist act (Part 2 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code), was released from the colony. A volunteer of the “Fairy Tales for Political Prisoners” project wrote about this on Facebook.

Earlier, Golonkov writes in an open letter that three months before his release, a criminal case was opened against him for disorganizing a correctional institution (Article 321 of the Criminal Code). Golonkov believes that he was retaliated against for trying to spread information about the murder of a cellmate. In the colony, Golonkov survived threats, bullying and torture.

reported - In 2012, the Moscow City Court issued a verdict in the “ABTO case.” In total, ten people passed through it and received sentences ranging from thirteen years of real imprisonment to three years of probation. The participants in the case were in two unrelated groups. The first threw Molotov cocktails at the windows of the FSB department, the second staged a series of actions, including arson at shopping stalls and hostels for migrants. carried out