12 years for $50. A Yekaterinburg native with U.S. citizenship was convicted of donating to a Ukrainian foundation.

Court of Fontaine recognized citizen of Russia and the United States Ksenia Karelin (Havana) guilty of treason for the fact that on February 24, 2022, she translated $51,8 million from his American account to the Ukrainian foundation Razom for Ukraine. The prosecution had asked for 15 years, but the judge Andy Mineev (he also passed the sentence Evan Gershkovich) appointed 12 years in a general regime penal colony.

According to the girl's lawyer Mikhail MushailovaSecurity forces at the border confiscated her iPhone and "opened" it, after which they found information about the donation.

Earlier, NeMoskva wrote about a Tomsk student Tatiana Laletina, which he was sentenced to 12 years for treason, which also involved two transfers to Ukrainian funds totaling $30. Tatyana was "lucky": the kindly Tomsk Regional Court sentenced her to "only" nine years in prison, below the minimum limit stipulated by Article 275 of the Criminal Code.