Krasnoyarsk authorities are threatening residents with the fate of Sasha Skochilenko.
Krasnoyarsk City Hall looking for Unknown individuals vandalized and tore apart an advertising poster promoting contract military service. The Telegram channel "Siberian Express" brought this to light.
Officials are threatening residents with the article on "repeated discrediting of the Russian army" (Article 280.3 of the Russian Criminal Code). They also point out that a "hefty" seven-year sentence was recently handed down under this article—referring to the case of a St. Petersburg artist. Sasha SkochilenkoHowever, Skochilenko was convicted under a completely different article—one concerning "fakes" about the Russian army (Article 207.3 of the Russian Criminal Code).
Remember, these posters depict our Heroes, our husbands, fathers, sons, and brothers. They are defending our country and our future, forging our common Victory.
Previously "NeMoscow" Wrote about the fact that in Irkutsk they refused to remove a banner in support of the war in Ukraine.
Photo: Krasnoyarsk City Hall