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A new "price tag case." Leningrad artist Anastasia Dyudyaeva is suspected of placing Ukrainian-language leaflets in a store.

Security forces arrived at the artist's Gatchina apartment this morning: this information was confirmed to NeMoskva by her acquaintances. After the search, she and her husband (a jeweler) Alexander Dotsenko) was delivered to the FSB department.

According to OVD-Info, Anastasia Dyudyaeva impute Calls for terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Russian Criminal Code). Investigators believe she drew and distributed Ukrainian-language leaflets in the Lenta store. Sketches of these leaflets were allegedly discovered during a search of her apartment.

This night Dyudyaeva and Dotsenko hold in a temporary detention facility. Tomorrow, January 25, the Gatchina City Court will choose a measure of restraint for them.

According to a NeMoskva source, the couple's interests were initially represented by a court-appointed lawyer, but in the evening a contract lawyer took over.

RusNews сообщаетOn May 9, 2023, a pacifist exhibition for friends was held in Dyudyaeva and Dotsenko's apartment, which was disrupted by police. After officers began knocking on the door, eight guests attempted to leave through a window (the apartment is on the first floor) but were detained.

In November, the court sentenced the artist from St. Petersburg Sasha SkochilenkoShe was found guilty of replacing price tags in a store with leaflets containing facts about the actions of the Russian army in April 2022.

Photo: Elena Rodina