Leningrad region: A teenager is suspected of justifying terrorism
Place of explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg
In the pine forest against a 17-year-old local resident, a criminal case was opened on the justification of terrorism. On May 8, he was detained by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism. It is reported by 47news.
The reason for the criminal prosecution was a comment on VKontakte, which the teenager wrote a day after the explosion in the cafe, where the Tatarsky worship blogger died. The police decided that the suspect positively evaluated the actions of Daria Trepova, in January the court found her guilty of a terrorist attack and sentenced her to 27 years in the colony.
A 17-year-old guy was limited to a non-place and proper behavior.
The name of the minor suspect is not called. According to Fontanka, a teenager is studying in the first year of medical college. In March of this year, he spoke at a scientific and practical conference with a presentation of medicinal plants. He often participated in environmental events as a volunteer.
Vladlen Tatarsky (Maxim Fomin) was blown up in a cafe in St. Petersburg on April 2, 2023. In the explosion, dozens of people were injured. The Russian court recognized the 27-year-old Daria Trepova by the contractor. She was sentenced to 27 years in a colony on charges of terrorism. The investigation believes that Russian journalist Roman Popkov and a citizen of Ukraine Yuri Denisov are related to the attack. The Russian investigation considers the Ukrainian special services by the organizers of the attack.
OVD-Info considered that under an article on the justification of terrorism in Russia, at least 175 people are accused of at least 175. The reasons for initiating affairs were among others and posts about the murder of Tatar. In April, the wanted list on the justification of terrorism due to the posts about the explosion in the cafe where Tatar was announced to the activist Zalin Marshenkulov. At the end of March, another activist - Olga Misik - was arrested in absentia for a tweet of the death of Tatar.