The 85-year-old human rights activist Cuperman has opened a criminal case of extremism for the newsletter in Telegram, which he never saw

The 85-year-old Sakhalin human rights activist Mark Cuperman opened a criminal case of public calls for extremism, he was a search, reports 7x7-Horizontal Russia with his words.

According to this information, seven employees of the law enforcement agencies were conducted, a computer and a mobile phone were seized from Cuperman. According to the human rights activist, he was not arrested due to disability.

The reason for the initiation of a criminal case was the alleged newsletter in Telegram the “unknown circle of people”, entitled “The Western Participation Plan in the change in Russia. Humanitarian occupation. " According to Cuperman, he never saw this document and did not send anyone.

In the 90s, the human rights activist served as mayor of Okha and vice-governor of the Sakhalin region. He left his post due to disagreement with the current government, and in 2022 he published a petition against the Russian-Ukrainian war.