Nadine Geysler, a volunteer from Belgorod sentenced to 22 years in…
Nadine Geysler, a volunteer from Belgorod sentenced to 22 years in prison for treason and aiding terrorism, was sent to disciplinary isolation (SHIZO) for 15 days, during which she reported severe health deterioration, including constant pain, fainting states, toothache, and lack of medical care. She also claimed no letters or visits from her lawyer since June 22.
Consensus
- Nadine Geysler was sentenced to 22 years in prison for treason and aiding terrorism.
- She was sent to a disciplinary isolation unit (SHIZO) for 15 days.
- During her time in SHIZO, she reported severe health deterioration, including constant pain and fainting states.
- She claimed to be experiencing acute toothache and requested medical assistance.
- She stated that she had not received letters since June 22 and had not been visited by her lawyer.
- Geysler is the founder of the volunteer movement 'Army of Beauties' in Belgorod, which helped Ukrainian refugees and organized humanitarian aid.
- The case was triggered by Instagram posts mentioning fundraising for the Azov Battalion.
- She denied ownership of the account mentioned in the case.
Points of divergence
- Geysler submitted requests for examinations of her heart, head, and blood vessels. — mediazona
- The appeal court upheld the verdict in April 2026. — mediazona
- Her attorney, Alexei Pryanishnikov, reported on June 22 that she was transferred to IK-6 in Altai Krai. — mediazona
- The address for sending letters is provided with full details including the postal code and street number. — mediazona
Coverage (2 sources)
- Volunteer Nadine Geisler, serving a 22-year sentence from Belgorod, describes worsening health after being sent to SHIZO for 15 days — Медиазона
- Volunteer Nadine Geisler sentenced to 22 years sent to SHIZO; she reports a sharp deterioration in health — SOTAvision