The woman allegedly left a note on the grave with a “wish to die.” Now he will be taken into custody and may be sentenced.
A 60-year-old resident of Russian St. Petersburg, Irina Tsybaneva, has been charged with criminal charges over a note she left on the grave of Russian President Putin’s parents. This was reported by the media outlet.
The girl’s son Maxim Tsybanev said that his mother went to the cemetery on October 6, and on the 10th a policeman came for her. The woman was taken to the police station and kept there for a long time, and then they said they would search her house.
On Tuesday, October 11, a case was opened against Irina Tsybaneva under Article 244 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (desecration of the bodies of the dead and their graves, committed on the basis of political, ideological, racial, national or religious hatred. or enmity). The investigation aims to petition for detention.
“What was in the note is not known for sure. But he said that there was a desire to die,” said Tsybanev.
Recall that in September, after the announcement of mobilization in the Russian Federation, hundreds of people who came out to protest against Putin were detained.
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Source: korrespondent
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