Teenager Arrested for Arson of Foreign-Plate Cars in Eysk

A teenager was detained in Yeysk for setting cars on fire.

Consensus

A 16-year-old male from Eysk, Krasnodar Kraи, was arrested for arson.
The suspect targeted vehicles with foreign license plates or symbols of the Great Patriotic War.
He used a flammable mixture to set the vehicles on fire.
The suspect left graffiti with symbols of a banned organization on the cars and pavement.
The suspect planned to set fire to two fast-food cafes in Eysk.
During a search of his home, authorities found prohibited symbols, masks, a signal pistol, cold weapons, plant-based substances, and video recordings of the arson acts.
An investigation was launched under Article 167, Part 2 of the Russian Criminal Code for intentional destruction or damage to property motivated by political or ideological hostility.
The suspect was placed in custody.

The suspect was initially linked to three arson incidents, later found to be involved in a fourth. — riamo
The suspect was charged with four vehicle arson incidents and planned to burn two cafes. — mediazona
The suspect was arrested on charges of 'extremist arson' and the police did not disclose his motives. — tg_kavkazrealii
The suspect admitted to planning to burn two cafes and was charged under Article 167, Part 2, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison. — kommersant
The suspect was charged with intentional destruction or damage to property, and the court sent him into custody. — vesti