The Court Sent Two Residents of Yekaterinburg to a Colony for Setting Fire to a Locomotive
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The Central District Military Court sentenced two teenagers from Yekaterinburg to eight and nine years of general section...
The Central District Military Court in Yekaterinburg found two young men guilty of burning a locomotive, reporting to the Press Service of the Ural Transport Prosecutor's Office. "The Court (...) sentenced each of the accused to 9 and 8 years' imprisonment at the time of his conviction in a general-security correctional colony," the report states.
The Central District Military Court sentenced two residents of Yekaterinburg to eight and nine years in prison for setting fire to a locomotive on instructions from the Internet. In December 2024, two 16-year-old teenagers set fire to a locomotive at the Yekaterinburg-Sortirovochny station of the Sverdlovsk Railway in order to destabilize the authorities, TASS reported referring to the Ural Transport Prosecutor's Office. The court found the youn…
In Yekaterinburg, juveniles were sentenced for burning an engine, a crime committed under the influence of Ukrainian intelligence services.
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