A resident of Sevastopol has been sentenced for treason and…
A resident of Sevastopol has been sentenced for treason and possession of an explosive device.
Consensus
- The defendant is a 66-year-old man from Sevastopol.
- He was sentenced to 18 years in prison with strict regime conditions.
- The court convicted him of treason (Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code).
- He was also found guilty of illegal possession and storage of an explosive device (Part 3, Paragraph 'v' of Article 222.1 of the Russian Criminal Code).
- A fine of 400,000 rubles and one year of restricted freedom were imposed.
- The case was heard in a closed session due to state secrets involved.
- The defendant was detained in January 2025.
- He allegedly collected information on the location of Russian naval vessels and military personnel.
Points of divergence
- The man, Alexander Glukhoedov, was reportedly recruited by Ukrainian special services in December 2022 while he was in Volyn Oblast. — mediazona
- The man contacted an SBU officer during a trip to Ukraine and was subsequently drawn into confidential cooperation. — vesti
- The prosecution stated that Glukhoedov collected information on the deployment of ships from the Black Sea Fleet and monitored movements of Russian military vehicles. — mediazona
- The man was also accused of using SBU-provided coordinates to retrieve components for a homemade explosive device. — vesti
- The verdict has not yet entered into legal force. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- 66‑летнего жителя аннексированного Севастополя приговорили к 18 годам колонии по делу о слежке за машинами военных и российскими кораблями — Медиазона
- Sevastopol resident sentenced for treason and possession of explosive device — Вести