The daughters of a Pskov contract soldier were sentenced to 20 hours of compulsory labor for an anti-war picket

The Pskov City Court imposed 20 hours of compulsory labor on the daughters of a local contract worker, Anastasia and Elizaveta Grigoryev, under the article on organizing an uncoordinated action (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). this to Sever.Realii Lawyer Vladimir Danilov reported .

The girls called the verdict unfair. “We believe that the case should have been dropped altogether, but in our court this is rare,” Elizabeth noted.

The sisters’ father serves under contract in the Pskov division as a commander, wrote Sever.Realii . The last time he called his daughters was on February 23, before the start of the war. A month before these events, the military man left Pskov for training in Belarus. On March 6, the sisters went to an anti-war picket with a poster “Peace for Ukraine, freedom for Russia!” “We were very angry with the state because in the end my father was in the role of an occupier, this is terrible. I had such remorse of conscience - and this also prompted me to go,” Anastasia emphasized.

The Grigorievs were detained and taken to the police, this led to a great commotion in their environment. The division's political officer, a military psychologist and a lieutenant colonel came to their home, the sisters said. “Mom is still afraid that she will lose the payments that we receive “for the war,” and there are a lot of them. The political officer reminded me about the military mortgage: “What if you lose your apartment? This can also happen.” Mom was very scared,” the girls said.