The First DepartmentNGO MediaPart of: The First DepartmentIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 4 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceThe First Department·Apr 6, 2026Golubkin Valery NikolaevichApril is the Golubkin family’s favorite month: not only because of the first warmth and sun, but also because of Cosmonautics Day, which is considered a home holiday in the family of a specialist in hypersonic flow around aircraft elements.The First Department·Apr 6, 2026Strukov Alexander AlekseevichOn January 26, 2022, a search was conducted in Alexander’s apartment. Security forces seized the equipment and took the owner away for interrogation. Afterwards, Strukov disappeared; for half a day neither his relatives, nor friends, nor lawyers, nor human rights activists could find him. At night, Alexander got in touch and said that he was in a temporary detention center - a temporary detention center - as a suspect in a crime.The First Department·Apr 6, 2026Evtushenko Polina SergeevnaOn July 12, 2023, Polina Yevtushenko took her daughter to kindergarten. On leaving the territory of the institution, she was detained on charges of “treason”: “They threw me around as if I was not a person, but a bag of garbage. I remembered this and cried. The worst thing was the detention. It is too rough, although they took me gently. It could have been worse. I couldn’t think for a long time.The First Department·Apr 6, 2026Opalnik Petr GrigorievichOpalnik was detained in January 2023. He was accused of confidential cooperation with Ukraine (Article 275.1 of the Criminal Code); 14 months after his arrest, the charge was made more serious by adding another article - “attempt to organize voluntary surrender” (352.1 of the Criminal Code).
