The Russian was sent for treatment to a psychiatric hospital through graffiti "Putin - Thief!"

The court condemned the Rostov-on-Don resident to one and a half years of restraint of liberty and forced outpatient treatment. The court in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don condemned the local resident of Mikhail Selitsky to a year and a half of liberty and forced outpatient treatment in a psychiatric hospital through graffiti with the text "Putin-Thief!". About it reports the Russian human rights project "TEO-INFO" with reference to lawyer Rustam Muhammadev.

The Rostov World Judge found the Russian guilty of vandalism based on political hatred. According to security officers, in March last year Selitsky and several more people "made inscriptions that are political" on the walls of residential buildings. After that, the FSB detained three participants of the extremist group. One of the detainees allegedly stated that their "radical views" were formed under the influence of one of the Internet communities in Telegram, whose moderators are in Poland.

Two other criminal proceedings have not been issued. We will remind, the 45-year-old teacher from Russia received 5 years for anti-war conversation with students. The court condemned a resident of Penza to a conventional term for "fakes" on the war of Russia against Ukraine after the report of one of the students. Earlier, Focus wrote that against a pensioner from the Russian Federation they had opened a second criminal case for discrediting the army.