Ilya Vinogradov
- Criminal Code
- Article 162 part 3, Russian Criminal Code
- Verdict
- Suspended prison sentence
- Sentence
- 5 years
- Date of verdict
- 2023-05-18
- Region
- Krasnoyarsk Krai
- City
- Krasnoyarsk
Case summary
A resident of Krasnoyarsk, supporter of the antifa movement. A case of robbery was opened against him. Presumably, a visit to a former antifascist who had defected to the right-wing was considered as a robbery: according to the Bums in Paris Telegram channel, Vinogradov and another defendant in the case, Daniil Ivanov, took away his belongings with antifascist symbols. RIA "Novosti", citing a law enforcement source, reported that they were going to set fire to a military recruitment centre to protest against the war in Ukraine, and also sprayed graffiti in Krasnoyarsk. Whether criminal cases have been opened in connection with these episodes is unknown. Vinogradov was taken into custody. On 19 April 2023, he was transferred to house arrest. On 17 May Vinogradov was sentenced to five years of suspended sentence.
Others charged under Article 162 part 3, Russian Criminal Code
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