In the Perm Territory, a protocol was drawn up against an ex-deputy for inciting hatred towards those in solidarity with Putin

The ex-deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Perm Territory, Konstantin Okunev, was subjected to a protocol under the article on inciting hatred (Article 20.3.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). this The politician announced on his Telegram channel.

The reason for compiling the protocol was publications on VKontakte with the headings "LIE LIKE, BREATHE", "PUTINISM'S NUCLEAR ELECTORATE" and "SPECIAL OPERATION GOES ACCORDING TO PLAN". Specialists who carried out linguistic expertise found in these publications a "negative assessment" of those "who support the political course of the President of Russia V. V. Putin."

In an interview with Idel.Realii, Okunev said that he had "no words" to comment on the protocol. He claims that the security forces did not check whether he actually posted the said publications. “And to draw up a protocol for being for or against Putin goes beyond all conceivable letters of the law,” he added.

In November, the court fined the politician 150 thousand rubles because of a post with a negative assessment of the president's personal qualities. against him In May, four protocols were drawn up due to publications on social networks. On May 1, the Dzerzhinsky Court published a press release that, according to one of the protocols, Okunev was fined 31,000 rubles. The website of the court states that it was also about a post criticizing Vladimir Putin.