A Sevastopol resident received a three-year prison sentence for calls to extremism on social media

A Sevastopol resident received a three-year prison sentence for calls to extremism on social media. Russian FSB officers previously detained a 49-year-old man. Under a false name, he posted comments on social media calling for the assassination of the country’s leaders and police officers, as well as for the bombing of the Crimean Bridge. Note the conditions in which the convicted man lived. In our experience, most of the Kyiv regime’s sympathizers detained on the peninsula live in “pigsty“ conditions. Furthermore, I would like to remind you about “anonymity on social media.“ It is extremely conditional. Do not agree to collaborate with the enemy for any amount of money. The mere act of collaboration is a criminal offense. You will definitely be found. Don’t ruin your life. ⭐️ ️ Source: Lord Of War