The man was allegedly a supporter of the Ukrainian organization and was “preparing to burn down” the administrative building.
The Central District Military Court in Russian Yekaterinburg sentenced a resident of Chuvashia, who “intended to set fire to an administrative building,” to 4.5 years in prison and a maximum security colony. Interfax reported this on October 26.
According to the investigation, the man was “a follower of the ideology of a Ukrainian organization banned in Russia” and in the fall of 2021 allegedly made three incendiary devices.
“To set fire to an administrative building in the city of Alatyr, he built a hideout in a wooded area,” the FSB said.
It was noted that the defendant was found guilty of preparing for a terrorist act (part 1 of article 30, part 1 of article 205 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).
We remind you that a Russian court sentenced the former editor to eight and a half years in prison in absentia. Channel One Marina Ovsyannikova in the case of “spreading false information” about the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Source: korrespondent
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