The prosecutor requested a 9-year prison sentence for Liliya Khvylka, accused of spreading fakes about the Russian army and drug possession, with the verdict to be announced on September 22.

The prosecutor requested a 9-year prison sentence for Liliya Khvylka, accused of spreading fakes about the Russian army and drug possession, with the verdict to be announced on September 22.

@ovdinfolive 18 Sep 2025, 17:56

Igor Sapozhnikov, a resident of the Tula region, was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for reposts on Facebook that were deemed calls for activities against the security of Russia.

@ovdinfolive 18 Sep 2025, 16:12

Dog handler Anastasia Zibrova has been sentenced again to five years in prison for a post about a missile strike on Kramatorsk, while the ban on administering websites has been reduced by one year.

@ovdinfolive 18 Sep 2025, 11:09

A former school guard in St. Petersburg, Alexander Glushkin, was sentenced to five years in a penal colony for spreading fake information about the Russian army through a repost regarding the actions of Russian troops in Bucha, despite his claim of ignorance about the falsehood of the information.

@meduzalive 18 Sep 2025, 10:43

Alexander Glushkin, a school security guard from St. Petersburg, was sentenced to five years in prison for posting about the crimes of the Russian army in Bucha, despite the prosecutor's request for seven years of imprisonment.

@ovdinfolive 18 Sep 2025, 09:19