Strict conditions of detention for the defendant in the ABTO case, Ivan Astashin, were extended until the end of his prison term.

Ivan Astashin, the defendant in the ABTO case, was extended his stay in a cell-type room until mid-September. He is due to be released on September 21st. This was reported by Vladimir Akimenkov with reference to Astashin's mother.

The meeting to appoint Astashin eight years of administrative supervision was postponed from June to July.

In early April, Astashin was transferred from the strict detention unit (SUS) to a cell-type facility (PKT). SUS is a detachment isolated from the rest of the colony for those who are recognized as violators of the regime. In contrast to the "barracks" regime of detention of the SUS, in the PKT, prisoners serve their sentences in cells.

At the end of March, the convict was placed in the ShIZO twice. At the same time, the administration of the colony filed a lawsuit to appoint Astashin administrative supervision for 8 years. As part of the supervision, the EC asks to oblige Astashin to report four times a month to the police department, to prohibit him from leaving his place of residence without permission, staying outside his place of residence from 22:00 to 6:00 and attending mass events.

• Ivan Astashin, a defendant in the ABTO case, has been in prison for the tenth year. He was accused of involvement in a series of arsons, which the FSB considered terrorist activities. We published his February letter from the Norilsk colony.