National Police/Photos from open sources restoration of the USSR. Interestingly, in her house, SBU employees found, in addition to a Ukrainian, a Russian passport.
The attacker campaigned for the “restoration of the USSR”
The agitator also denied the legitimacy of the declaration of independence by the former republics.
The woman administered YouTube channels, a Facebook profile and a page on VKontakte, where she published destructive content.
She promoted the idea of ”one people of Russia-Rus”, the restoration of monuments to Soviet executioners and the return to the Stalinist constitution of 1936, the police said.
The woman has been communicating with Russians since the beginning of the war
And on February 24, on the day of the start of Russia's full-scale attack on Ukraine, the defendant sent a photo of rocket attacks Ivano-Frankivsk airportto a subscriber with a Russian mobile operator number.
With him she led a discussion of the statehood, independence and sovereignty of Ukraine, as well as the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
A measure of restraint was chosen for the attacker
Law enforcement officers began a pre-trial investigation into criminal proceedings under article No. 436-1 ( production, distribution of communist, Nazi symbols and propaganda of the communist and national socialist totalitarian regimes”).
The attacker has already been informed of suspicion and the court has chosen a measure of restraint in the form of detention. For what she has committed, she faces up to 10 years in prison.
By the way, Russia continues the information war, creating more and more fakes. In particular, the occupying country is trying to accuse our state of using phosphorus munitions and allegedly planning an attack on Donbass.
