34-year-old Ilya Florinsky from Orel is accused of justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) because of publications in local “Citizens of the USSR” groups on VKontakte and in Telegram. about this , the details of OVD-Info were told by a source familiar with the case file. writes The Orlets telegram channel The man has been in a pre-trial detention center since August 2022, he has been banned from visiting relatives for seven months.

A resident of the Kaluga region, Ivan Epikhin, was detained because of anti-war leaflets, which, according to security forces, he placed on the street in the village of Tovarkovo. The ASTRA telegram channel is about this. reports According to ASTRA, the 33-year-old man is charged with articles on calls for terrorism (Part 1 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) and extremism (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code), a criminal case was opened against him on March 16.

Vladimir Putin signed a law that extends the provisions of the Criminal Code on “fakes” and on discrediting to “volunteers” participating in the war in Ukraine. RIA Novosti about this. The State Duma reports the law in the third reading on March 14, the next day it was approved by the Federation Council.

In the village of Usovo-Tupik, Moscow Region, on March 9, security forces conducted a search in the case of libel (part 5 of article 128.1 of the Criminal Code) at the home of FSB veteran Vladimir Fomichev. this He himself announced on his page in VKontakte. The reason for initiating the case was the video “TWO PIECES OF SAUSAGES” and publications on VKontakte, in which Fomichev wrote about the head of the Yelets district of the Lipetsk region, Oleg Semenikhin.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case to justify terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) against Kemerovo resident Maxim Smyshlyaev - he is being persecuted because of comments on social networks about the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. This was also reported by a telegram channel associated with the security forces.