Vologda: the ex-head of the headquarters of Navalny was fined for posts in social networks

The former head of the Vologda headquarters of the politician Alexei Navalny - Evgeny Domozhirov - was fined 150 thousand rubles for a post in a personal telegram channel, in which he proposed to participate in protests against mobilization. About Tom writes Sota.

Domozhirov received a fine under the article on re -violation of rallies. On September 24, the activist published a post with the announcement of the All -Russian protest against Putin's mobilization.

Previously, Domozhirov was already fined 25 thousand rubles for calls for participation in anti -war shares. In addition, at the end of May and early June, the activist was appointed six fines totaling 215 thousand rubles under the article on the “discredit” of the Russian army for posts in social networks.

In early December, it became known that a criminal case of "fakes" about the army of the Russian Federation was opened against Domozhirov. The reason was the publication in the personal telegram channel of a politician with a criticism of war and the Russian authorities. The investigation considers “fakes” the allegations of the death of civilians of Ukraine, torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war and the destruction of infrastructure.

In May 2022, households, along with his wife and five children, left Russia due to political pressure.

• Mobilization in Russia began on September 21. On October 28, Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu reported to Vladimir Putin that mobilization was over, since the task of calling 300 thousand people was completed and “no additional tasks” are planned.
• At a press conference on October 31, Russian President Vladimir Putin, in response to a question from journalists, said that he did not think about “whether an official decree was needed to complete mobilization,” and said that he would consult with lawyers. On November 1, from the press secretary of President Dmitry Peskov, it became known that Putin consulted with lawyers and they told him that "such a document is not needed."