The serviceman threatened the conscripts with physical violence.
In Irkutsk, Russia, serviceman Ramzan Albakov wrote the word “Ingushetia” on the backs of the soldiers with shaving foam. The guy arranged a photo session in front of them and published the pictures on social networks.
This was reported by the press service of the Russian court.
According to investigators, the serviceman threatened conscripts with physical harm if they did not agree to do what he ordered.
“A serviceman, threatening with physical violence, wrote the word” Ingushetia “on the backs of conscripts with shaving foam. Then he arranged a photo session with them and posted these photos on social networks,” – said in the message of the court.
Albakov was sentenced to imprisonment for a term of 2 years probation, with a probationary period of 2 years. “Taiga.Info” adds that Albakov was found guilty of “hazing” and “incitement to hatred using the Internet.”
In Russian military units, hazing is a widespread phenomenon. Often, soldiers, having gained access to weapons, kill their offenders.
