More than 20 people who “planned attempts on the lives of RKN leaders” were brought to criminal charges. Another Russian was detained for “actions of intimidation” against the military - FSB

Another Russian was detained for “actions of intimidation” against the military - FSB

The FSB reported that more than 20 people were brought to justice for allegedly threatening and planning attempts on the lives of Roskomnadzor leaders. RIA Novosti writes about this. Who we are talking about is unknown. What punishment they were given is also not specified.

In addition, security forces detained a resident of the Moscow region for “actions of intimidation” against three servicemen of the Ministry of Defense. He was allegedly recruited to Telegram by Ukrainian intelligence services “under the legend of operating in a collection agency.” On instructions from Ukraine, in May 2026, he carried out “so-called intimidation actions at the residential addresses of three servicemen of the Ministry of Defense.” Details unknown. A criminal case has been opened against him under the article of hooliganism, and the issue of initiating a case under the article of treason is being decided.

The FSB announced “the continuation of the active activities of the Ukrainian special services to involve Russian youth through Telegram in the commission of crimes of an extremist and terrorist nature, including against the leaders of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.”

🔵 “Attempts on the leadership of the RKN” and the “Scarlet Swan” case. In mid-March, calls for actions against blockings began to appear in the media, and the Scarlet Swan channel appeared on Telegram, which allegedly coordinated them. On April 24, the FSB reported on the arrest on April 18 of seven people in the case of preparing an assassination attempt on the leadership of Roskomnadzor. One of the defendants was shot dead. On the same day, four members of the Scarlet Swan movement disappeared.

In the security services video, acquaintances recognized 19-year-old RUDN University student Sofia Chepik, one of the Scarlet Swan participants. The girl told how security forces forced her to slander herself on video and state that she administered a chat where they published calls for “violent action” against the RKN. Later the girl left Russia.

At the end of April, two more people, including a minor, were detained in Moscow for “actions of intimidation” against the leadership of Roskomnadzor.