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In St. Petersburg, the court in the case of the "Network" lasted 20 minutes after the four -hour transfer
In St. Petersburg, the 224th Garrison Military Court was to resume the consideration of the case of the prohibited terrorist organization "Network", of the participation of the anti-fascists of the Viktor Filinkov and Julia Boyarshinov. The beginning of the meeting was postponed for four hours, and it lasted 20 minutes, the correspondent of the North Reali reports.
As explained by the lawyer of one of the accused Julia Boyarshinov, "today the meetings have been technical in nature." What exactly was discussed is unknown. Journalists, parents of the accused and listeners were not allowed into the hall.
About 150 people came to the meeting, which was scheduled at 15:00 - these were journalists and a group of support for the accused. Some people stood in line on the street. The bailiffs reported that the meeting was transferred for two hours, because "the judges lingered."
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0:00 0:00:50 At about 17:00 people began to chant "start starting." The bailiffs refused to do this. After that, the crowd began to chant "freedom of political prisoners." After some time, a police car arrived, but employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs did nothing.
At about 18:00, the bailiffs reported that "the judges will drive up now," and asked to clean the passage. People refused to leave the court building. Single pickets began at the exit from the building.
The judges arrived at 18:00. After 20 minutes, they entered the meeting room. None of the listeners were allowed. At 18:40 to the cries "Shame!" The judges left the hall. The police organized a living corridor for them. The meeting was postponed to February 26 to 11:00.
The case of the "network" began after the anarchists and the antifaches-Yegor Zorin, Ilya Shakursky, Vasily Kuksov, Dmitry Pchelintsev, Andrei Chernov and Arman Sagynbaeva were arrested in Penza in Penza. Two more natives of Penza - Maxim Ivankin and Mikhail Kulkov - were put on the wanted list and later detained in Moscow. In parallel in St. Petersburg, Igor Shishkin, Viktor Filinkov and Julia Boyarshinov were arrested. According to the FSB, they all created the underground organization "Network" and intended during the presidential election and the 2018 World Cup "to swing the masses to destabilize the political situation in the country" using explosions and "raise armed rebellion". The cells of the "network" allegedly operated in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Penza and Belarus.
Several defendants in the case of the "network" previously said that they gave confession under torture. Law enforcement agencies in Russia deny applications for torture. The department decided that Viktor Filinkov was legally beaten, and the traces of the body of Ilya Kapustin, similar to burns, were actually on the body of the body - these are actually traces of bite bites.
The first verdict in the case of the "Network" was issued back in January 2019 in St. Petersburg. The 27-year-old Igor Shishkin, who pleaded guilty, was convicted of 3.5 years in a colony of general regime. In February 2020, the accused of Penza was sentenced to real terms: 27-year-old Dmitry Pchelintsev, 23-year-old Ilya Shakursky, 27-year-old Arman Sagynbaev, 30-year-old Andrei Chernov, 31-year-old Vasily Kuksov, 25-year-old Mikhail Kulkov and 25-year-old Maxim Ivankin. They were condemned from six to 18 years of the colony. Sud in Penza fully satisfied the requirements of the prosecutor’s office, which stated that the accused "in an unidentified place in an unidentified time under the circumstances unidentified by the investigation, together with unidentified persons, guided by anarchist ideology, planned to plan" terrorist attacks.