Moscow man sentenced to 15 years for treason

The Belgorod Regional Court sentenced a Ukrainian citizen born in 1990 to 19 years in a strict regime prison for espionage.

Consensus

Oleg Kuryaev, a Moscow resident, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for treason.
He was accused of transmitting videos and coordinates of military infrastructure in Bryansk Oblasts to Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR).
Kuryaev admitted guilt but refused to give testimony.
The court imposed a fine of 300,000 rubles and a 1.5-year restriction on freedom.
Two mobile phones and 1 million rubles from the sale of a car were confiscated.
The case was based on evidence from the investigation and court proceedings in Bryansk Oblast.

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Kuryaev was arrested after a search in his apartment on July 8, 2025, and was later held under multiple administrative arrest orders for non-compliance with police and minor hooliganism before being transferred to pre-trial detention. — mediazona
After being released from pre-trial detention in Sakharovo, Kuryaev was taken to FSB headquarters on Lubyanka, where he was beaten and electrocuted with a shock device. — mediazona
Kuryaev stated he was a critic of the special military operation and began cooperating with Ukrainian intelligence after watching anti-Russian channels online. — vesti
Three Crimean residents were sentenced to 12, 16, and 17 years for spying on the Black Sea Fleet's radio signals at Ukraine's request. — kommerant
A Ukrainian citizen from Zakarpattia was sentenced to 19 years for espionage in Belgorod Oblast, allegedly transmitting coordinates of Russian military forces via Viber. — tg_currenttime
A Russian citizen was sentenced to 23 years for spying on behalf of Poland's military intelligence, including transferring cryptocurrency and organizing weapons delivery to Ukraine. — vedomosti
The Ukrainian citizen was allegedly recruited via Viber by GUR and paid for transmitting data on Russian military positions in Belgorod Oblast. — interfax
A courier involved in a fraud scheme was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for stealing 12 million rubles from a victim. — vm
A 51-year-old Moscow man, Sergey Kostenko, was sentenced to 14 years for inciting terrorism and involvement with a terrorist organization linked to the 'Atesh' movement. — tg_radiosvoboda

Coverage (20 sources)

Moscow driver-expeditor sentenced to 15 years in prison for passing video and coordinates of military objects to Ukrainian intelligence — Медиазона
Bryansk court sentenced Moscow resident to 15 years for treason case — Вести
Crimeans received from 12 to 17 years in prison for treason case — Коммерсантъ
In Russia, a Ukrainian citizen sentenced to 19 years in prison on espionage charges — Настоящее Время
Ukrainian sentenced to 19 years for espionage in Belgorod region — Ведомости
Citizen of Ukraine received 19 years in prison for espionage in the Belgorod region — Вести
Belgorod regional court sentenced a citizen of Ukraine to 19 years for espionage charges — Интерфакс
Belgorod court sentenced a Ukrainian citizen for espionage — Вести
Courier of scammers sentenced in Naro-Fominsk: what term did he receive — Вечерняя Москва
Former Yekaterinburg deputy minister given 14 years in prison for bribes — Вести
Resident of Khabarovsk Krai received 14 years in a colony for treason — Вести
Former owner of "Mir" bank Mironov sentenced to 14 years in prison for embezzlement — Интерфакс
Residents of Crimea received long prison sentences for treason — Коммерсантъ
Crimea resident sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for handing over recordings of Russian officials' radio conversations to Ukrainian intelligence — Медиазона
Crimean man received 16 years for intercepting radio communications of Russian state structures — Коммерсантъ
Crimea resident sentenced to 16 years for treason — Вести
In Crimea, a Ukrainian agent was sentenced to 16 years in a colony for treason — Вести
Suburban pensioner will go to prison for funding Armed Forces of Ukraine — Вести
In Moscow, the Second Western District Military Court sentenced 51-year-old Moscow native Sergey Kostenko to 14 years in a labor camp for articles on incitement to terrorism and activities against the security of Russia, as well as involvement in a terrorist organization. — Радио Свобода
51-year-old Moscow man sentenced to 14 years in prison for distributing leaflets on behalf of a banned organization — Медиазона

Moscow man sentenced to 15 years for treason

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