October 20, 2026, 5:31 PMRSSRU

Ilya Startsev

At largeChecked October 18, 2026

Ilya Startsev, born 1986, Oryol Oblast. Charges: Article 282.3 part 1, Russian Criminal Code (Financing of extremist activities); “FBC financing case in Orel”. Sentence (April 17, 2024): a fine of 400 thousand roubles. Status: at large.

In brief

Oryol Oblast · Oryol · Teachers · Extremism cases, Cases against Navalny/ACF supporters

Sentence

a fine of 400 thousand roubles

Verdict April 17, 2024

No information about an appeal ruling.

Charges

Full wording of the charges

According to the investigation, he was involved in financing the Anti-Corruption Foundation

Latest event

May 25, 2026 — removed from the rosfinmonitoring list

Checked October 18, 2026 · no changes since October 15

Timeline

  1. · Removed from the Rosfinmonitoring list

  2. · Persecution ends

  3. · First-instance verdict

    guilty verdict

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

  5. · Persecution begins

    FBC financing case in Orel

  6. · Preventive measure: pre-trial detention

Criminal case

FBC financing case in Orel

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

Thematic group: Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) financing cases

Details and sources

Full summary

According to OVD-Info

Resident of Orel, English teacher. As a child, he left with his parents for the USA, obtained citizenship there, but then returned to Orel. On 6 September 2023, Startsev was searched in Moscow as part of a case involving donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation. The RT publication claims that at his home they found an American driver's licence and a certificate allegedly from the Golos movement, which was awarded to "Ilya Andreevich Startsev". He was taken to Orel and placed in custody the next day. On 17 April 2024, Startsev was sentenced to a fine of 400 thousand rubles.

All fields of the record
Citizenship
USA

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