The Second Western District Military Court gave the Russian a five-year sentence in prison for comments on the social network VKontakte.
To be more precise, Kaluga resident Ivan Lyubshinsentenced to five years and two months in a general regime colony. At the same time, the prosecutor requested six years and one month, and the defense insisted on an acquittal.
Lyubshin is being tried for comments on the news about an explosion in the reception area of the Arkhangelsk FSB department. The defendant wrote on VKontakte that the man who carried out the explosion was “a hero and a man of the day, of the week.”
Lyubshin previously said that in October 2019, he was detained by masked people, beaten and taken to the forest. There he was kicked and an electric shocker.