Five individuals, including three minors aged 16 to 18, were… (фигурант · колония · поджог)
Five individuals, including three minors aged 16 to 18, were sentenced to prison terms ranging from six to eight and a half years for arson attacks on a cell tower and a locomotive in the Sverdlovsk region of Russia. The acts were attributed to Ukrainian organizers who allegedly promised payment of 100 thousand rubles but did not deliver.
Consensus
- Five individuals were convicted for arson attacks on a cell tower and a locomotive in the Sverdlovsk region
- The attacks occurred in summer 2024
- The individuals were from Krasnoyarsk
- The acts were classified as terrorist attacks or attempts at terrorism
- Two of the convicted were adults aged 19 years old, and three were minors aged 16 to 18 years old
- Sentences ranged from six to eight and a half years in prison
- Three minors will serve their sentence in a corrective colony for minors, two others in a general regime colony
- The individuals acted under the direction of Ukrainian organizers who promised payment but did not pay
Points of divergence
- One defendant was also charged with extortion and illegal possession of pornography online — mediazona
- The case is being investigated separately as a distinct criminal proceeding involving the organizers and contractors — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Five people, including three minors, sentenced to 6–8.5 years in prison for arson of a cell tower and locomotive on the Urals — Медиазона
- Court Sent Teenagers to Prison for Rail Terror Attacks on the Urals — Вести