The editor-in-chief of Pskovskaya Gubernia, Denis Kamalyagin, was summoned to the police for a “conversation” because of announcements of single pickets in support of journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva. She is accused of justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by MBKH Media with reference to Kamalyagin himself.
Police officers came to Kamalyagin’s home, but could not find him there. Neighbors told him about the police's arrival. Then the police called Kamalyagin and said that they considered him the organizer of a series of single pickets planned for today.
“The meeting with the police is scheduled for 14:00, they will explain to me that I am calling for illegal actions. They will call on me to prevent this action, they want me to come and say: “Don’t,” Kamalyagin told MBKh Media.
14:50 The police gave Kamalyagin a warning about the inadmissibility of violations. The security forces also threatened to draw up reports against the “organizers of single pickets” and their participants, MBKH Media reported.
- Radio Liberty journalist and former editor-in-chief of Pskov Province Svetlana Prokopyevais accused of justifying terrorism due to her professional activities. On July 3, the prosecution asked to sentence her to six years in prison simply because she wrote about the explosion in the FSB reception room in Arkhangelsk.
- On the morning of October 31, 2018, in the FSB building in Arkhangelsk, 17-year-old local resident Mikhail Zhlobitsky detonated a bomb. Three employees were injured, the young man himself died. A few minutes before the explosion, a message about the attack appeared in the telegram open chat of “Rebel Rebel”. A criminal case was opened regarding a terrorist attack.
- More than ten cases of “justification of terrorism” related to Zhlobitsky are known, among them: the case of Communist Party activist Nadezhda Romasenko; the case of St. Petersburg resident Pavel Zlomnov ; the case of the administrator of the Prometheus telegram channel Vyacheslav Lukichev ; the case of Galina Gorina about reposting news about Zhlobitsky with the caption “What is it, our children are dying!”; case of a resident of the village of Shushenskoye, Krasnoyarsk Territory (name unknown); the case of Alexander Dovydenkov ; the case of Sochi resident Alexander Sokolov ; the case of the young mother Ekaterina Muranova ; the case of Oleg Nemtsev, a resident of Koryazhma, Arkhangelsk region.