Novosibirsk: A criminal case was opened for a post about the dead military Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

A criminal case of "military fakes" (part 1 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code) was brought to a resident of Novosibirsk Elena Tardasov-Yun because of the post of dead Russian military. This was reported by the activist herself.

According to the case file, on March 27, Tardasova published a post on her page on the VKontakte social network that a thousand coffins of the dead Russian troops had arrived in Novosibirsk, and also sent a message about this to the ChatsApp messenger.

"In both messages, it was indicated that this information was informed in the church, other residents of the city. So I do not consider it fakes - the source was indicated, that is, the neo -capacity of the information was noted," Elena said.

In August, the Novosibirsk police detained Tardasov-Yun in Prokopyevsk. The activist was put on the federal wanted list when she left for the Kemerovo region to her sister, although she was not under the subscription of a lower distance. After that, an activist for a month was placed in a hospital for medical examination as part of a criminal case.

• On June 2, the Investigative Committee detained the activist Elena Tardasov-Yun in Novosibirsk. All equipment was taken out of her apartment. The basis for initiating the case was Tardasova’s post about a memorial service for a deceased soldier.
• On February 24, Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine. The Russian authorities call military operations a "special operation."
• On March 4, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the so -called fake laws on the Russian army. An article (207.3) appeared in the Criminal Code on the dissemination of inaccurate data about the Russian army during the "special operation". On July 8, to it, to the 7 years of the colony, the municipal deputy of Moscow Alexei Gorinov was sentenced.