The prisoner was fined 30 thousand rubles. He was accused of publicly “discrediting” the Russian army from his cell
Ukrainian Alexander Marchenko, who was sentenced to 10 years on charges of espionage, was fined 30,000 rubles for publicly "discrediting" the Russian army, the First Department reports. In autumn, two cellmates were placed with Marchenko, with whom he began to talk about the war. After that, they complained to the administration of the colony. On December 20, a protocol was drawn up against Marchenko, and nine days later the court fined him 30,000 rubles.