Nastya Ivleev was fined for "discredited Russian army"

The blogger opposed the war and called on the Russian authorities to start peace talks. 33-year-old Russian blogger Nastya Ivleev, who has a multimillion-dollar audience in the Instagram network, was fined, for publishing two years ago. A fine of 50 thousand rubles was appointed by the Tver District Court in Moscow, writes SMI. Today. In particular, it is known that the blogger was held administratively responsible for the post on Instagram, which she published on March 1, 2022.

In it, Nastya Ivleev appealed to the Russian authorities calling for peace talks with Ukraine. Thus, the blogger opposed the war, which was started by Russian President Vladimir Putin and the army of the Russian Federation on February 24, 2022 in Ukraine. "We have witnessed a real catastrophe.

In Ukraine people are killed, cities are destroyed, our soldiers are killed, many of whom are quite young, there is an information war in which we, ordinary people, cannot find the truth, there is a civil information war in which we, we, we, we, Ordinary people, we curse, threaten and hate each other, " - such words wrote Nastya Ivleev.

It was for these words that the blogger was accused of discrediting the army, although at the time of publication of the post of this article was not in Russian legislation, it was introduced after. Although Ivleeva's lawyer filed a request for removal of the accusations, since the term of bringing to administrative responsibility has passed, the court still found the blogger guilty. Ivleev herself did not appear at the meeting.