Mundep Alexei Gorinov, convicted of “fake news”, was found in a prison hospital in Vladimir

Municipal deputy Alexei Gorinov, convicted of “fakes” about the army, was found in the hospital at IK-3 in Vladimir. This was reported on the social networks of his support group. Gorinov’s associates did not know about his whereabouts for 10 days.

“Today the lawyer managed to visit Alexey. On December 15, Alexey was hospitalized in a prison hospital in a very serious condition with a temperature of 40. Now Alexey feels better and, according to his lawyer, looks much stronger,” says a post on the telegram channel “Free Alexey Gorinov!”

On December 15, the Mundep’s support group said that the last time his lawyers saw him was on December 8.

On December 10, Russian doctors wrote an open letter to Vladimir Putin demanding to provide the necessary medical assistance to Alexei Gorinov. The document stated that the politician had a chronic lung disease and that his health had recently deteriorated significantly. Gorinov’s lawyer reported that he had active bronchitis, fever, constant chills and difficulty breathing. When the defender last saw Gorinov, he could not even sit on a chair and speak.

that Gorinov be urgently hospitalized and undergo a full examination Deputies also demanded .

On July 8, 2022, a court in Moscow sentenced 60-year-old Gorinov to seven years in prison under the article on disseminating “fakes” about the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). The reason was that he called what was happening in Ukraine a war and said that Ukrainian children were dying in this war. The politician repeatedly complained that he was not provided with medical care in the colony.

In October , it became known that a new criminal case was opened against Gorinov for justifying terrorism (Part 1 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). The reason was his conversations with his cellmates about “committing a terrorist act on the Crimean Bridge” and “the activities of the Azov terrorist organization.” Security officials claim that these conversations contain “psychological and linguistic signs of justification for terrorism.”

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