She reported a sharp deterioration in the health of Belgorod…
She reported a sharp deterioration in the health of Belgorod volunteer Nadine Geisler (Nadezhda Rossinskaya), who was sentenced to 22 years in prison for treason and aiding terrorism, having been sent to a disciplinary isolation unit for 15 days. In half of the cases, the condition is pre-fainting.
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