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The 38-year-old resident of Crimea, Ekaterina Fomenko, was detained in custody in the criminal case of the distribution of “fakes” about the Russian army (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), the project “Support for political prisoners. Memorial"*. Crimean is contained in the SIZO-1 Simferopol. Fomenko is pursued due to posts on social networks.
On July 7, the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Sevastopol reported on the detention of a 38-year-old resident of Sevastopol because of the "fakes" about the Russian army. The press release states that the detainee published comments in pro-Ukrainian chats for a long time with inaccurate information about the actions of the Russian military in Ukraine, discredited the government and president of Russia, and also incurred hatred on racial and national grounds.
“The woman repeatedly in chats publicly shared her positive emotions about air anxiety signals in the city without hiding her joy,” the press release says.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs indicated that the detained from Sevastopol, but lived in Kyiv for a long time, and in 2017 returned to the peninsula to get a Russian passport and inherit.
The Oktyabrsky District Court of Tambov sentenced the year a local resident accused of discrediting the army (part 1 of article 280.3 of the Criminal Code), the press service of the region’s courts reports .
We are talking about the former mercenary of the Wagner PMC Oleg Borisenko. The verdict was announced to him on August 13. Borisenko was convicted due to a video message published on VKontakte on May 20, 2023. According to the expert, it contains "statements about the actions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which were discrediting." The former mercenary did not plead guilty.

In this case, Borisenko was accused of three episodes of the army discredit. In September, the court returned the case to the prosecutor's office. After that, it re -entered the court with only one episode.
The Azov District Court of the Omsk Region appointed 71-year-old Anastasia Gordienko for two years conditionally in a criminal case on discrediting the army, writes OVD-Info* with reference to lawyer Andrei Ognev.
The comments that are charged with a pensioner were published on July 18, 2023 in Odnoklassniki during a discussion about his.

In August, the Odessa District Court of the Omsk Region sentenced Gordienko to 1.5 years conditionally under the same article on discrediting the Russian army (part 1 of article 280.3 of the Criminal Code). She was also charged with comments in Odnoklassniki. The pensioner was then assigned a two -year trial period and the ban on administering sites on the Internet for three years.
The Khmao Nefteyugansk District Court sentenced the 36-year-old local resident Alexei Smirnov to six months conditionally in the case of “discrediting”, the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reports .
The case was opened because of three publications that Smirnov did on his social networks from February to August 2024. What exactly was contained in these posts is unknown.
The case went to court on June 26. He was considered in one meeting.
Against the former deputy chairman of the Yabloko branch in the Nizhny Novgorod region Alexei Sadomovsky opened a criminal case of military “fakes”, reports “7 × 7 - horizontal Russia”*.

Politics are persecuted because of the two posts that he published in April 2022. According to investigators, Sadomovsky “guided the motive of hatred” to the Russian military and criticized the invasion of Ukraine. Now the publications are deleted.
Earlier it became known that Rosfinmonitoring brought Sadomovsky to the "Register of Terrorists and Extremists." Since July, the defendants in the “fakes” have been brought there if they are charged with a motive for hatred.
The St. Petersburg City Court upheld the sentence of a 19-year-old anti-war activist Daria Kozyreva. She was pursued in the case of discrediting the army, and gave her two years and eight months of the colony.
Kozyreva spoke in a court of video conferences from the pre-trial detention center-3 to Vyborg. She called the matter illegal and criticized evidence on it.
“I know that there are no acquittal sentences, if I pleaded guilty in court, I would not sit in court now. The cellmates advised me to plead guilty, but I said "no, I can’t." They called me a fool. My article is a shame on legislation, my business is a shame for those who began to sew this matter to me. If I pleaded guilty, then it would be a real shame, a shame on me, ”the publication“ Paper ”*quoted Kozyrev*.

ZAS.ru writes that she criticized the work of the security forces and announced the contradictions of the two examinations conducted in the case, calling them "homeopathy from the world of expert activity." He considers the ban on activities on the Internet Kozyrev too hard, since "it will be devoid of the opportunity to even comment on the photos of kittens on the Internet."
“The evidence confirms that I glued the sheet and gave interviews - which I never denied,” said Kozyrev’s debate.
The girl added that for the work of Shevchenko, in her opinion, she was only arrested, and was already judged for Twardowski's poems:
“It turns out that I'm not even for Shevchenko, but I am sitting for Twardowski. To whom you tell, they will not believe. "
The Sverdlovsk Regional Court sentenced the 75-year-old pensioner from the village of Cement Nikolai Dolgushin by one year and two months conditionally for comments criticized by Stalin, writes Mediazona*.

Dolgushin was judged in the case of the rehabilitation of Nazism on the Internet (paragraph "c" of part 2 of article 354.1 of the Criminal Code). The reason for the case was two comments in Odnoklassniki from September 2024 and February 2024.
The court also appointed Dolgushin the ban on using the Internet for a year and a half and ordered to register with the psychiatrist so that the man would go through an outpatient treatment. The judge noted that an examination insisted on the need for such treatment. The prosecutor requested a pensioner for a year and a half of the penal colony.
The Butyrsky court of Moscow has appointed a ban on certain actions to Tiktoker Ilya Kostyakova, accused of rehabilitation of Nazism because of the video about Bable and the blockade of Leningrad.
The investigative committee reported the case against the Muscovite in 2005 on August 25. He was excited because of the video with "information about humiliation of the inhabitants of the besieged Leningrad as veterans of the Great Patriotic War." The UK indicated that the young man posted this video in the “popular” social network no later than August 5. During the interrogation, he pleaded guilty, added in the department.
The Rostov Regional Council sentenced a 54-year-old energy engineer by 13.5 years in a strict regime colony in the case of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code), Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the regional department of the FSB.
According to the security forces, in April 2024, the man transmitted information about the deployment of military equipment to the Ukrainian side. These data could be used against the Russian Armed Forces, special services say.
The 1st Western District Military Court in St. Petersburg sentenced the 28-year-old Kazakhstani Arthur Martynov to 16 years in a maximum security colony on charges of espionage, sabotage, undergoing training for sabotage, undergoing studies to perform terrorist attacks, a complication in terrorism and assassination attempt on a terrorist attack.

According to investigators, Martynov “was trained, studied from a foreign curator in the messenger of the message” and in 2023 “under the legend” came to Russia; For money, he handed over to Ukrainian intelligence the coordinates of the oil refinery in St. Petersburg, set fire to two mobile towers, a distribution shield, a cable of power and unsuccessfully tried to set fire to a transformer.
Mash telegram channel claimed that Martynov tried to commit suicide after the investigation and transfer of the case to the prosecutor’s office-on July 7, 2025, he was “hospitalized with the wounds of the neck, body and legs”.
Against 43-year-old Alexander Sarbaev from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, they opened a case of a stateizman for a donat of 400 rubles to Ukrainian military doctors in February 2022. He spoke about this in his letter to the "Mediazone" from the pre -trial detention center.

An employee of the Antaresrup trading company was detained in late March 2025. As Alexander said in a letter, he was first accused of “violation of public order” (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and sent to a special receiver for 10 days. After the end of the deadline, Sarbaev was brought to the FSB department and charged him with Gosizmen. A day later, the Central District Court of Komsomolsk-on Amur sent Sarbaev to a pre-trial detention center.
The Mytishchi City Court of the Moscow Region arrested the actionist Pavel Krisevich for 10 days under an administrative article on disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The protocol on the corporatist was drawn up due to the fact that he refused to provide a passport to the police.

Krisevich is serving an administrative arrest in a special reception in Mytishchi. He was detained on August 25 at about 14.30 and delivered to the police department No. 2 in Mytishchi so that he signed a warning due to the elections. Until six o’clock in the evening, the cornist was in the police department. After he informed his wife that he went to sign a warning, the connection with him disappeared.
In the evening on the same day, it became known that they drew up a protocol on disobedience to the police officers and left a protocol and left for the night in the department before the trial.
The Central Court of Togliatti decided to transfer singer Edward Charlot from a colony-settlement to a general regime colony.

The administration of the local colony settlement sent the idea of tightening the conditions for serving a sentence to the court, the prosecutor's office supported the initiative. The reason for this was that Charlota was repeatedly brought to disciplinary liability.
According to the department, Charlot "violated the regime requirements and set up other convicts to negatively directed behavior." What exactly he did is not specified in the prosecutor's office.
In December, the Samara Regional Court sentenced the musician to five and a half years in a colony-settlement. He was found guilty of the case of insulting the feelings of believers and rehabilitation of Nazism (Article 148 and part 4 of article 354.1 of the Criminal Code).