He came to look for a mother in the occupied territory: Kharkiv resident in the Russian Federation was sentenced to 11 years behind bars

His mother Marina Zabavska lived in Tavilzhanka, Kupyansk district, Kharkiv region, which was occupied. In the village lived a native aunt of a man - she died during shelling. When the Armed Forces began to approach Tavilzhanka, Marina Zabavska decided to go to Russia. There was no connection in the village, so the young man did not know about his mother's fate. He decided to go to Tavilzhanka as a driver with a load of humanitarian aid, because other cars were not missed to the frontline.

Marina's neighbors called her and reported that her son was taken away by Russian invaders in the village. The woman began to look for her son and only a year received from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation the answer that her son was detained "for the opposition of a special military operation". The court began to hear the case of Zabavsky on the article on espionage only in the summer of 2024. The court sessions were in closed mode. What specifically accused the man is unknown.

In the debate, the prosecutor requested to condemn the Ukrainian up to 13 years in prison. The Kharkiv Human Rights Group Information Portal wrote that the Ukrainian mother was looking for it for 9 months in Russia. The woman also found the son of lawyers and they could even visit him in a pre -trial detention center and hand him warm clothes. "Vanya was very grateful, because he spent eight months in one clothes. T -shirt and pants were what he was when he was taken away.

But he refused the help of lawyers," Marina said. She believes that he was forced to do so. "In November we were allowed to chat with the phone. 26 minutes ours lasted with Vana. - told the mother of the Ukrainian. According to Ms. Marina, the invaders took away not only her son in the Tavilzhanka. Many civilians have disappeared. Someone knows that they are in captivity. And some remain missing. We will remind that in Moscow tried a teacher who wrote on the board the phrase "Glory Ukraine".