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Kirill Shvetsov

At largeChecked October 18, 2026

Kirill Shvetsov, Tambov Oblast. Charges: Article 205.6, Russian Criminal Code (Failure to report an impending or committed serious crime); “Kirill Shvetsov's case of under-reporting”. Sentence (December 18, 2022): 30 thousand rubles fine. Status: at large.

In brief

Tambov Oblast · Tambov

Sentence

30 thousand rubles fine

Verdict December 18, 2022

Upheld May 21, 2023

Charges

Full wording of the charges

According to the investigation, he "failed to report to the authorities about a person preparing to participate in hostilities against the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, LNR and DNR on the side of Ukraine, as part of an armed formation not provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation, for purposes contrary to the interests of Russia".

Latest event

May 21, 2023 — appeal

The court upheld the verdict.

Checked October 18, 2026 · no changes since October 15

Timeline

  1. · Appeal ruling

    upheld

  2. · Persecution ends

  3. · First-instance verdict

    guilty verdict

  4. · Persecution begins

    Kirill Shvetsov's case of under-reporting

Criminal case

Kirill Shvetsov's case of under-reporting

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Details and sources

Full summary

According to OVD-Info

A resident of Tambov. In June 2022, he met Artem Skakalin, a janitor who sold books, through the Avito website. They later began communicating on Telegram, and Skakalin told Shvetsov that he opposed war with Ukraine, was on the border with Ukraine and planned to join the Russian Freedom Legion,and had purchased two knives "with the aim of attacking a Russian patrol." After Skakalin was detained at the border, a case of under-reporting was brought against Shvetsov. On 19 December 2022, Shvetsov was sentenced to a fine of 30,000 rubles.

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