Discrediting the army: a girl with a poster “I love my dad” was fined in Kazan
A Russian woman was fined 30,000 rubles by court decision.
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In Kazan, a local resident Svitlana Poterakhina was found guilty of “discrediting the Russian army”, the girl came out with a poster “I love my dad”, writes OVD- Info.
By court decision, the Russian woman was fined 30,000 rubles. It is noted that an administrative report was drawn up against Poteryakhina during her participation in the protest against mobilization in Russia, which took place on September 24. Three days later, mobilization was announced in the country.
The girl and other protest participants were taken to the police station, where the detainees were threatened with violence and left without food and water. The detainees spent two days in the police station.
“There were threats that if we did not hand over the phones, they would throw pepper on us, and they would run around the station, and as a result, the phones were taken away by force. In the case of a request for water, they said : drink from the toilet. They brought us a program, they didn't accept it, as a result, one of our girls fainted because she hadn't eaten,” Poterakhina said.
Immediately after the protest, Poterakhina was fined 10,000. rubles for violating the law on rallies.
As it turned out later, the girl was fined not for the poster about her father, but for the poster with the inscription “Peace”, which she also held in her hands during the protest.< /p>
Photo: “OVD-info”
Recall that the General Staff of the Armed Forces recently reported that Russia was preparing for a new wave of mobilization. It is expected that it will be held in 2023.
So far, preparations are being made on the territory of the Russian Federation for the recruitment of new citizens to the ranks of the army. A new wave of mobilization is expected in January-February next year.