Military blogger Yegor Gusenko, known by the call sign Thirteen
Military blogger Yegor Gusenko, known by the call sign Thirteen, has been detained. A court ordered his arrest for two months.
Consensus
- Yegor Guzenko was arrested on July 8.
- He was detained under arrest for two months.
- The charges are related to extremism under Article 282 of the Russian Criminal Code.
- The case is connected to inciting hatred or enmity.
- Guzenko has been involved in the special military operation since 2024.
- He signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense and was on the front line.
Points of divergence
- The administrator of the community claims Guzenko was detained under Article 282 UК РФ for extremism, and emphasizes his humanitarian activities and public support for soldiers. — riamo
- Guzenko had previously been arrested in Stavropol Krai in 2024 on charges of assaulting a representative of authority after refusing to remove his mask; he was later sentenced in November 2024. — kommersant
- Guzenko was allegedly wanted by federal authorities since March 2022 and had been involved in an incident related to the use of drugs, which led to a criminal case under Article on hooliganism with weapon use. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Military blogger Guzenko codenamed Thirteen arrested for two months — РИАМО
- Military blogger 'Thirteen' sent to pretrial detention on charges of extremism — Коммерсантъ
- Military correspondent of 'Thirteen' sent to pretrial detention: reason — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Egor Gusenko
- Telegram channel
- Pre-trial detention center
- Thirteenth
- Russia
- Arkhipov Egor
- Thirteenth
- Thirteenth
- Telegram channel of a blogger
- Melitopol