Usually, Russian authorities planted a “traitor” last year every two days.
In 2024, the Russian courts issued 145 sentences in cases of infidelity (275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). It is four times more than 2023, and a full note throughout Russia’s modern history. It was reported by Russian media that there was a reference to judicial department data in the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation.
In addition, in one year 23 Russians were condemned by spy (276 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), which is 2.5 times higher than last year.
Thus, in 2024, in Russia, on average, every two days the sentence was punished in the “traitor.”
A sharp increase was also observed under an article in confidential cooperation with a foreign state (Article 275.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), which was introduced after the start of a full -scale war against Ukraine. In 2024, 21 people were convicted under this article – ten times more than a year before.
The number of states related to the state secret (283, 283.1 and 283.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) also increased – in 2024 there were 209 people, which was a third more than 2023.
In December 2024, RTVI quoted statistics according to which at least 28 people were convicted of an article in spy. Of these, 18 were the citizens of Ukraine, seven Russians, two – from the USA.
In the same month, Russian Federation head Vladimir Putin demanded that the FSB be strengthened the work to identify Russian traitors.
“It is necessary to quickly stop the work of foreign intelligence services, actively fighting those who organize sabotage and terrorist attacks, identify detectives and traitors,” he said in a video call.
Remember that the Pacific Naval Military Court of Russian Vladivostok condemned a 25-year-old Lesozavodsk Industrial College student Elena Kutornye from Omsk to 14 years in a general regime in case of a terrorist attack.
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