A volunteer from Krasnoyarsk has been prosecuted for 'discrediting'…

A volunteer from Krasnoyarsk has been prosecuted for 'discrediting' the army following an appeal to Vladimir Putin.

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Olgа Minaychenko is the administrator of the Telegram channel 'Россия, СМЕРЩ, СВО'.
An administrative case was filed against her under Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Russian Administrative Code.
The case concerns a video appeal to Vladimir Putin published in December 2025.
The appeal included allegations about forced re-deployment of wounded military personnel from Krasnoyarsk’s 425th hospital.
Minaychenko claims she is acting as a human rights defender based on power of attorney.
She alleges conflict with regional military command due to her activities.
The case was initiated by the 13th police department in Divnogorsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai.
A protocol was issued against her in July 2026.
The official basis for the case is a caption accompanying the video post.

Minaychenko stated that she has relatives of military personnel present with her during the video, and claimed they were involved in 'SVO'. — tg_astrapress
Minaychenko specified that the wounded soldiers had injuries including a plate in the head, amputations, shrapnel wounds, fractures, angina, and heart conditions. — mediazona
Minaychenko mentioned being involved with 'repeatedly sending' injured servicemen back to the front after detention near the 425th hospital. — tg_astrapress
Minaychenko named specific individuals she accused, including Stanislav Pristup (acting commander), Bogdashkin (whom she called commander), and Chebotkov (military prosecutor). — mediazona
Minaychenko claimed that after the incident in Yekaterinburg, a man was forcibly taken from the hospital to military unit 79222. — tg_astrapress
Minaychenko reported on June 15, 2026, that two soldiers abducted her 26-year-old client Maxim Zubkov from Yekaterinburg's Central Clinical Hospital and transported him in a black 'Patriot' vehicle. — mediazona