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Oleksandr Plysiuk

At largeChecked October 18, 2026

Oleksandr Plysiuk, born 1996, Occupied territory of Zaporizka oblast. Charges: Article 205.2 part 2, Russian Criminal Code (Public incitement to terrorism or justification of terrorism (using media or the internet)); “Oleksandr Plysiuk's case of calls to terrorism”. Sentence (October 15, 2024): a fine of 700.000 rubles. Status: at large.

In brief

Occupied territory of Zaporizka oblast · NULL · Terrorism cases

Sentence

a fine of 700.000 rubles

Verdict October 15, 2024

No information about an appeal ruling.

Charges

Full wording of the charges

The reason for the prosecution was selfies with an inscription wishing Vladimir Putin dead, published on his VKontakte page (a Russian online social media).

Latest event

October 15, 2024 — first-instance verdict

The court delivered a guilty verdict.

Checked October 18, 2026 · no changes since October 15

Timeline

  1. · First-instance verdict

    guilty verdict

  2. · Added to the Rosfinmonitoring list of “terrorists and extremists”

  3. · Persecution begins

    Oleksandr Plysiuk's case of calls to terrorism

Criminal case

Oleksandr Plysiuk's case of calls to terrorism

There are no other defendants in this case in the database.

Details and sources

Full summary

According to OVD-Info

A resident of Melitopol (a city and municipality in Zaporizhzhia Oblast in southeastern Ukraine), worked as a loader and adjuster. After the start of the full-scale invasion, he did not leave, and as a result he found himself in the occupied territory. In March 2024, a case on calls to terrorism was brought against him because of a photo against the background of the wall with the inscription "Death to Putin!", published in 2017. Plysiuk was taken into custody. On 21st October 2024, he was sentenced to a fine of 700.000 rubles.

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