An antifa activist detained in Krasnoyarsk pleaded guilty to robbery. Parents report signs of beating

A supporter of the antifa movement, Daniil Ivanov, who was detained the day before in Krasnoyarsk, pleaded guilty to robbery with the use of firearms (Part 3 of Article 162 of the Criminal Code). The Punks and Skins community on VKontakte talks about this with reference to Ivanov’s parents.

writes In the public, with reference to Ivanov’s parents and the brother of the second detainee, Ilya Vinogradov, it is alleged that Ivanov admitted guilt under torture. The detainee's parents said that their son's face was covered with bruises. Now Ivanov is in Krasnoyarsk pre-trial detention center No. 1.

Vinogradov’s brother said that the court hearing on the measure of restraint for him should take place on August 12.

About the arrest of the men the day before, August 10. In the anarchist telegram channel “Bums in Paris”, Vinogradov and Ivanov came to the home of a former anti-fascist who had defected to the right, and took away his things with anti-fascist symbols. Presumably, the security forces considered this episode a robbery. At the same time, the channel says that young people came for things without weapons.

it became known, . RIA Novosti reported, citing a source in law enforcement agencies, that the case also contained information about plans by Antifa supporters to set fire to the military registration and enlistment office as a sign of protest against the war in Ukraine and that they painted graffiti in Krasnoyarsk

Information about bruises on Ivanov’s body was not confirmed and was deleted. The community name Punks and Skins has been corrected. - Since the beginning of the full-scale war with Ukraine, military registration and enlistment offices have been set on fire in different cities of Russia. about more than twenty such cases. Some of them are listed in our “anti-war cause”. In addition, there were attempts to set fire to police and FSB departments. OVD-Info suggests that at least some of these actions were a response to military actions by the Russian state. Known to the guide