A resident of Kaliningrad became involved in a criminal case due to a repost on VKontakte.

The FSB in Kaliningrad opened a criminal case for propaganda of terrorism due to a repost on VKontakte. “North.Realities” is about this.

reports Probably, we are talking about Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code (public calls for terrorist activities, public justification or propaganda of terrorism).

Local resident Pavel Pervadchuk became a witness in this case; his place was searched. It was on his page on the social network that the investigation discovered prohibited content. Pervadchuk does not know what kind of recording he is talking about.

“A case was opened based on the posting of a socially dangerous video recording, a search was conducted, the smartphone was taken away, and taken away for interrogation,” Sever. Realities" words of Pervadchuk. — I didn’t find this entry on my page and sent a request to VK support. It is not known what kind of recording it was, only the key words were announced - “Shendakov” and “We will take power by force.” Whether it was posted and in what capacity, and where it disappeared is unknown. The investigator simply showed screenshots from the case. I couldn’t identify from them whether my page was on them.”

• In Kaliningrad, several people were found guilty of justifying terrorism due to publications on social networks. Thus, they were fined 350 thousand rubles because of a repost about Mikhail Zhlobitsky, who caused an explosion in the Arkhangelsk FSB office. In connection with similar publications, a Kaliningrad anarchist was fined 300 thousand rubles. He spent several months in jail. Lyudmila Stech Vyacheslav Lukichev - At the beginning of February, a trial in the Moscow region imposed a suspended sentence on Colonel Mikhail Shendakov. He was found guilty of inciting hatred or enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code) and public calls for extremism on the Internet (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) because of the video “Surkov promised war to Donbass!” sentenced