For calls to kill Russians, a resident of Crimea got off with a suspended sentence
For calls to kill Russians, a 36-year-old sailor from Yevpatoria received a 1-year suspended sentence.
The Kerch City Court found a man guilty of inciting extremist activity, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In May of this year, the convict, working as a qualified sailor on a ship moored at the pier of JSC Shipbuilding Plant named after B.E. Butomy" in the city of Kerch, from a mobile phone, he posted video materials in a group chat in which representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine called for surrender and threatened with violence against servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
“Then the sailor called on two members of the ship’s crew to kill military personnel, Russians taking part in a special military operation on the territory of Ukraine, forming a separate social group, uttering the following phrase: “Russians are occupiers and they need to be killed,” the court clarified.
The Yevpatorian was found guilty of calls for extremist activities and sentenced to 1 year in prison with a probationary period of 1 year, during which the culprit will not be able to hold certain positions, and will also have to prove correction by his behavior.
A Crimean resident received a suspended sentence for calling for the murder of Russians.