The activist who disappeared a month ago in Yakutia got in touch

Aikhal Ammosov (real name Igor Ivanov), which disappeared a month ago, got in touch on Instagram. He said that he was alive and was safe, but the place did not specify. Previously, a criminal case was opened against him to discredit the Russian army.

“A lot has happened to me for this last month, even if you write a book, at least make films, at some point my life has become like a spy detective. I’m tired of being silent and soon I’ll tell you everything,” wrote Ammosov.

Ammosians living in Yakutia disappeared in mid -December. He was under the subscription about the non-departure due to a criminal case of re-discrediting the Russian army. His friends confirmed Siberia. Realities that the activist has not been in touch for several days, and his location is unknown.

On September 15, the Yakutsk City Court appointed Ammosov a third administrative arrest in a row. On September 14, the prosecution tried to obtain the activist’s detention as a preventive measure, but the court refused . Prior to that, Ammosov was under administrative arrest in the temporary detention center.

• At the end of August, Ammosov brought a criminal case on an article on the discredit of the Russian Armed Forces. Earlier, a 30 -year -old activist was fined three times in 2022 under an administrative article on the discrediting of the army - the size of each fine amounted to 30 thousand rubles.
• On August 15, Ammosov and his girlfriend was detained due to an attempt to hang out the anti-war banner "Yakutian Punk Against War" on the building in the center of Yakutsk. According to the activist’s friend, after the arrest they were hardly interrogated, threatened with a criminal case, forced to sleep on the floor of the cell. On August 17, the court arrested Ammosov for 15 days under an article on petty hooliganism.
• Ammosov is the leader of the Crispy Newspaper. Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the musician has been conducting anti -war promotions. He went out with the poster "groom" to the Bureau of Ritual Services. Ammosov also laid flowers in memory of those who died in Ukraine at the Hero City Kiev memorial plate and painted Graffiti "No War!" in three languages.