In Moscow, an MSU student named his Wi-Fi router Slava Ukraine! and received 10 days of administrative arrest.
A student at Moscow State University named the Wi-Fi network in the dormitory Slava Ukraine!, after which he was arrested for 10 days. This was reported by the Telegram channel Caution News on Saturday, March 9.
22-year-old student of Moscow State University Oleg Tyurin lived in the dormitory of the Student House on Lomonosovsky Prospekt. In 2022, he actively participated in anti-war rallies and expressed disapproval of the actions of the Russian authorities in Ukraine.
On March 6, the police discovered a wireless network in the hostel called Slava Ukraine! Employees of the Center for Countering Extremism found out that the owner of the router was Tyurin. The man with the slogan was accused Glory to Ukraine! is associated with Ukrainian nationalist organizations, whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in Russia.
An administrative violation report was made against him under the article Public demonstration of extremism. During the trial, the student admitted that he set up the network that made the calls Slava Ukraine!
He was given 10 days of administrative arrest. The router was identified as an “instrument of crime” and confiscated. If such a case is repeated, the student may face criminal charges.
Let’s recall that the Moscow court previously arrested in absentia blogger and former football player Evgeny Savin, who was accused of repeatedly discrediting the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
As reported, 354 criminal cases were opened in Russia for “faking” and “discrediting” the army.
Source: korrespondent
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