Perm activist Irina Fayzulina was fined 300 rubles.
The reason was the transfer 2100 rubles to the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Properm reports. Fayzulina admitted her guilt.
According to the case materials, Fayzulina made seven transfers 300 rubles FBK after Russian authorities recognized the foundation Alexey Navalny an extremist organization. The prosecution was asking for almost twice as much for Irina— 550 thousand rubles fine.
Fayzulina, her husband Artem Fayzulin and the athlete Elena Guseva Fayzulin was arrested on August 27, 2025. He was subsequently released, and his wife and Guseva were charged with financing an extremist organization.
Last week, the athlete was fined 300 rubles. You can read about Elena Guseva in a long article by "NeMoskva."
Artem Fayzulin himself used to work as a police officer in BereznikiIn 2013, he was fired from the police for supporting Alexei Navalny. He then became a human rights activist, defending the interests of protesters in court.
Artem linked his wife's persecution to his human rights work: he had previously been pressured by security forces, but they had not detained him.