Konstantin Ochimovskii
- Criminal Code
- Article 205 part 2 items a, v, Russian Criminal Code
- Case category
- Terrorism cases
- Verdict
- Imprisonment (strict regime)
- Sentence
- 15 years
- Date of verdict
- 2025-02-06
- Region
- Kursk Oblast
- Facility
- ФКУ «Тюрьма ГУФСИН России по Красноярскому краю»
- Address for letters
- 662606, ул. Горького д. 114 Тюрьма, Красноярский край, г. Минусинск, ФКУ «Тюрьма ГУФСИН России по Красноярскому краю», Очимовский Константин Иванович, 1983 г.р.
Case summary
A Ukrainian serviceman who took part in the incursion into Kursk Region, in western Russia. He was taken captive on 11 September 2024. A criminal case was opened against him on charges of participating in a terrorist act committed by a group of persons acting in prior conspiracy and resulting in grave consequences. According to the investigation, Ochimovskii and two other Ukrainian soldiers intimidated civilians, restricted their movement and fired at them. On 6 February 2025, he was sentenced to 15 years in a strict-regime penal colony.
Others charged under Article 205 part 2 items a, v, Russian Criminal Code
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